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William B Sharp
259F
IMPORTANT NOTE: some images are of camps that the soldiers experienced.
Morton Snow
259L
"My Dad and his brother. Met in Paris in 1945."
Daniel C Stamer
MP Platoon
Jesse Gerald Taylor
259C
shared by son Chip Taylor
"My father, Jesse Gerald Taylor, served in the 65th, 259th Infantry, C Company. He was severely wounded just days before the war ended and spent months in the hospital, eventually discharged (medical) at Camp Atterbury, Indiana in September 1945. He would never talk about the war and his records were burned in the St Louis Records Center fire. "
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Where to go on the website to find photo albums shared from veteran families, stories and links to recorded veteran videos. It's a good place to start if you're just learning about 65th history and want to know how the different units experienced their time with the Division.