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Jews Left Europe in Pursuit of a Dream. Their Sons Fought to Preserve It - Vimarsana News

Jews Left Europe in Pursuit of a Dream. Their Sons Fought to Preserve It

From the blog of James Galfund at The Times of Israel

3D Armored Division G-2 During the Battle of the Bulge - Vimarsana News

3D Armored Division G-2 During the Battle of the Bulge

On December 19, 1944, Lt. Col. Andrew Barr, the G-2 for Maj. Gen. Maurice Rose’s 3d Armored Division, and his staff joined the divisional headquarters in a night road march.

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The Battle of Hurtgen Forest, The Bloody Cost of Terrain and Obstinance - Vimarsana News

The Battle of Hurtgen Forest, The Bloody Cost of Terrain and Obstinance

Dubbed the longest battle fought by the Americans on German soil, the Battle of Hurtgen Forest lasted from September 19, 1944, to February 10, 1945.

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Remembering Local World War II Heroes: Bertrand Benoit, Lealand Boemig - Vimarsana News

Remembering Local World War II Heroes: Bertrand Benoit, Lealand Boemig

Columnist Mike Richard writes about a local serviceman who was killed stateside after surviving Pearl Harbor; another fell during a battle in Germany

These Boats Ferried Allied Forces into Hostile Nazi Territory - Vimarsana News

These Boats Ferried Allied Forces into Hostile Nazi Territory

Having good boats to get your forces across rivers and lakes matters more than you'd think. Here's What You Need To Know: The Mike boat, an all-metal vessel that displaced 30 tons, was developed to carry a single armored fighting vehicle the size of a Sherman tank. Some times called a “tank lighter,” it had twin diesel engines that made it quite maneuverable and therefore required a skilled coxswain such as Birkler to “drive” it. The craft’s 130-mile range also meant that it could sail across the English Channel on its own. On March 22, 1945, Lt. Gen. George S. Patton, Jr.’s U....