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Ninth Army Demobilized Early After World War II
The Ninth U.S. Army, active from Brittany to Germany and near Berlin, is ordered demobilized effective October 10. General Simpson, its commander, will head the Second Army. many units redeploy or discharge. The army had helped encircle the Ruhr, liberated prisoners, and captured key targets like Krupp Works in Essen and other industrial sites.
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Fort Bragg
Ninth U. S. Army
Brittany
Siegfried Line
Germany
Berlin
William H. Simpson
Second Army
Memphis
Tenn
Ninth Army
Pacific
Wart Department
Simpson
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
Holland
Seuila
Ted Hee
U.S
Rhur
Elbe
Berii
Zerbat
113Th
XIX Corps
Europe
Rhineland
Rhine
Wesel
Ninth A
Marshall
Rom
Hisenhower
Montgomery
Connne
Krupp
Essen
D. Salt Mines
Japan
Ruhr
USTED
Alvan C. Gillem, Jr
50Th Armored
Eral Lunsford FE
Oliver
H Infantry Division
Charles H. Gerhardt
35Th Infantry Division
Piast Tt
Alexander R. Bolling
Frank A. Keating
XVI
John B
75Th Infantry Division
Ray E. Porter
79Th Infantry
Ira T. Wyche
95Th Infantry Division
Harry L. Twaddle
Xviii Sores
Airborne
Matthew B. Ridgway
75Th Armered
Robert W. Hasbrough
Ryant E. Moore
Raymond S. McLain
2D Armored
Isaac D.white
8Th Armored
John M. Devine
Leland 8. Hobbs
83Rd Infantry Division
Robert C. Macon
82Nd Airborne Division
James W. Gavin
James E. Moore
George A. Millener
Daniel H. Murdley
Harold BD. Kehm
Armistead D. Méad, Jr
Roy V. Rickard
Carl A. Kraege
Eee
John A. Kiléin
Walter W. Warner
Kernll
Robert C. Andrews
William F E. Goo
Joe J. Miller
Kenneth K. Kelley
Fourth Army
Pacific Coast
Eighth Army
England
Clifton College
Bristol
Mt Feet
Rennes
Brest
L'Orient
St. Nazaire
Loire
Orleans
U. S
Erich Elster
Viii Corps
Beaugency
Old
Ninths
Arion
Maastricht
Limburg