Yuri Beckers
@yuribeckers.bsky.social
WW2 History & Research | 9th Infantry Division | Hurtgen Forest
Official 9th Infantry Division in WW2 historian in Europe.
https://9thinfantrydivision.net/
Working on my first book on the 9th Infantry Division during the Hurtgen Forest Battle.
Official 9th Infantry Division in WW2 historian in Europe.
https://9thinfantrydivision.net/
Working on my first book on the 9th Infantry Division during the Hurtgen Forest Battle.
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Yuri Beckers
@yuribeckers.bsky.social
· Nov 14
About me: Official European researcher for the 9th Infantry Division Association. I have been researching the events and history of the U.S. 9th Infantry Division / Hurtgen for many years now. Working on my first book volume, detailing the actions of the 9th Infantry in the Hurtgen Forest battles.
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Stanley Gawron Jr.
60th Infantry Regiment, 9th
Infantry Division.
U.S. Army.
Died on the 24th July 1944.
#Remembrance #Madingley #WarGrave #Cemetery #Cambridge #AmericanBattleMonumentsCommission
Stanley Gawron Jr.
60th Infantry Regiment, 9th
Infantry Division.
U.S. Army.
Died on the 24th July 1944.
#Remembrance #Madingley #WarGrave #Cemetery #Cambridge #AmericanBattleMonumentsCommission
November 13, 2024 at 6:14 PM
Private First Class 32371757
Stanley Gawron Jr.
60th Infantry Regiment, 9th
Infantry Division.
U.S. Army.
Died on the 24th July 1944.
#Remembrance #Madingley #WarGrave #Cemetery #Cambridge #AmericanBattleMonumentsCommission
Stanley Gawron Jr.
60th Infantry Regiment, 9th
Infantry Division.
U.S. Army.
Died on the 24th July 1944.
#Remembrance #Madingley #WarGrave #Cemetery #Cambridge #AmericanBattleMonumentsCommission
Reposted by Yuri Beckers
#WW2 Then and Now of the American Cemetery of Port Lyautey. On November 8th 1942, 9.000 men of the 9th US Infantry Division landed in Port Lyautey during Operation Torch. The French garrison reacted. The fighting lasted 3 full days. 76 Americans were killed, and were buried there until the 1950s.
February 23, 2024 at 9:38 AM
#WW2 Then and Now of the American Cemetery of Port Lyautey. On November 8th 1942, 9.000 men of the 9th US Infantry Division landed in Port Lyautey during Operation Torch. The French garrison reacted. The fighting lasted 3 full days. 76 Americans were killed, and were buried there until the 1950s.
About me: Official European researcher for the 9th Infantry Division Association. I have been researching the events and history of the U.S. 9th Infantry Division / Hurtgen for many years now. Working on my first book volume, detailing the actions of the 9th Infantry in the Hurtgen Forest battles.
November 14, 2024 at 1:32 PM
About me: Official European researcher for the 9th Infantry Division Association. I have been researching the events and history of the U.S. 9th Infantry Division / Hurtgen for many years now. Working on my first book volume, detailing the actions of the 9th Infantry in the Hurtgen Forest battles.