Army 7th Infantry Division In World War II
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Highlights of the U.S. Army 7th Infantry Division's activities in four major World War II campaigns... Attu, Leyte, Kawajalein, and Okinawa.
Video courtesy of Pentagon Channel / U.S. Department of Defense
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My Dad was in the 7th Division during WWII all four campaigns . I remember seeing the ribbons in a wooden dovetail box when I was a kid .He talked some about the funny things that happened during the war but not much else. after he passed away I researched his war record , it was only then that knew more about what happened during the war. he did tell me about cold feet,frost bite, walking on miles of coral. the jungle, capturing a Japanese solider, a Japanese sniper shot the crystal off of his watch when he was landing on the beach. he lived life on the edge every time he got leave never thinking he would survive the next campaign .
My daddy was much the same. He was a litter bearer and then medic in the 7th Division.
My father was an F.O. in the 7th Infantry Division Battery A 49th Field Atrtillery Battalion.
I miss him so.
Bill Delaney is my great great grandfather my grandfather still has his medals in a case
The only battle fought near the Artic between US forces and Japanese but relatevily unknown because the Marines were more popular.
Gordon C Gilman Semper Fi my grandfather and the father who helped me be the man I am today. We will always miss you.
My Gramps was with the 7th all the way through and stayed on for the occupation of Japan. He only talked about it once and said the Japanese soldiers fought like demons. They’d put heads on pikes everywhere to startle night patrols. He said when they went through Attu that the bloody snow really did a number on him.
I like seeing comments by proud offspring and relatives. Many of My relatives fought in or served in WW2. My Maternal Grandmother’s Cousin , Anthony Bello of San Jose California also served in the 7th and was with it from the Begging. Sadly He was killed in action on Leyte.
My dad was a member of the 7th
@wolfen244 wow, it's amazing as my dad ever spoke of his war experiences. I am stunned the 7tb was such a bad ass group. My dad was wounded at Leyte
Fail to remember A certain marine Corps General who took command between the death of General Buckner and vinegar Joe. They shipped vinegar Joe out from DC to take command because they did not want a Marine to command a full army!
Gramps Jack Rau Staff Sargent
Hats off to all these men
This is my Grandpa’s outfit
Tear down the Japanese Banzai charge memorial from our U.S. soil that was put up by Alaskan governor for Japan.
WHY? Dad was an Island Hopper...his unit cut down quite a few Banzai Charges!
what happened to all that brass
Same voice on looney tunes?