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Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge Certificate

Concept proposed by: LTC Edward Radzwich, Ret.

Distinguish Service Cross

3 Silver Star Awards

3 Bronze Star Awards

3 Purple Heart Awards

Company Commander,Company I, 101st Infantry, 26th Yankee Infantry Division from 1943-45.

he served with the 26th Div.from time of Commission from OCS 3 days after Pearl Harbor attack.

He was a graduate of the first group of enlisted men sent to OCS.

Graaphic Design, photos and layout : John D. Bowen, Silver Spring, MD

Printing by Gallery Graphics

Number of Certificates : About 6,600

Reference: John E. McAuliffe, Pres.

Cent. Mass. Chapter-22; VBOB

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If you participated in the Battle of the Bulge-Ardennes/Alsace Campaign, then you are eligible to receive this beautiful document. I have one for my dad which I recently had matted and framed. It's proudly hanging in my office.

For more information, click below:

http://www.battleofthebulge.org/cert.html

Esteemed veterans thank you so very much for sharing your memories, a couple questions if I may:

How did your family feel about you joining the military?

Did you have other family members who were in military service or served at an earlier time?

Hugs,

Brooke

Can anyone tell me what type/size unit of combat engineers had their own radio operator during WWII? For example, one radio operator per platoon, per squad, etc?

Thanks,

Laurie

327th Engineer Combat Battalion of WWII

Marion: Hopefully I have a good new member comming. RoqueRJiojas. Another old

ww2 dogface rifleman who landed in Africa and went through to wars end.