In memory of the soldiers who were killed in action.
Company I
304 Infantry Regiment
76 Infantry Division
JOHN H. BRADY SR., Pvt.
CALVIN R. CRAIG, Pfc
ROBERTSON DEWHURST JR., Pfc.
FOSTER G. FELKER, T/5
GEORGE L. GAREY, T/5
ROBERT L. GRAVES, Pfc.
KENNETH L. HOBBS, Cpl.
HERMAN W. HOORMANN, Pvt.
HURSHEL JOBE, Pfc.
JOHN A. KLIMOWITCH, Pvt.
CHARLES M. KLINK, S/Sgt.
GUY R. LABER, Pfc.
STANLEY J. LOCKE, T/5
JACK McKENNA, Pfc.
RICHARD A. NEISLER, S/Sgt.
WALTER M. NOGAS, T/Sgt.S
EDWIN L. PETERSON, Pfc.
EDWARD R. PINA, Pfc.
EVAN D. ROADEN, Pfc.
LAWRENCE B. STANDIFER, Pfc.
EUGENE TINKER, Pvt.
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Iām looking for any information regarding Pvt Eugene Tinker who was killed on February 26, 1945. Anything helps. Please email me ww2color@gmail.com
I’ve added links to the names to show where they were buried. For Private Eugene Tinker The Luxembourg American Cemetery says his date of death was February 26, 1945. From the 304th Regimental History regarding Company I on that date, “February 26th – Alsdorf: Move into the attack; point of the battalion. Charge “Indian fashion” down long slope to banks of Nims; wade across the river and take high ground just beyond Alsdorf. Miserable all night; receive heavy shelling–casualties. Support K Company in breaking up counter-attack.”