The Red Diamond 5th Infantry Division in World War II
The 5th Infantry Division nicknamed the Red Diamond was reorganized in 1939 and fought from Iceland to Metz in 1944. It crossed multiple rivers, captured 7800 German prisoners, and earned a Distinguished Unit Citation for action in June 1944. By war’s end it stood stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina awaiting direct enlistments.
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Camp Logan
Vosges Mountains
St. Mihiel
Meuse
Fort Custer
Iceland
Louisiana
Second Army
5Th Infantry
Viederville
St. Louis
Angiers
Chartres
Moselle
Metz
Red Diamond
France
Main
Seine
Yonne
Marne
Aisne
Mosel
Sth
Patton
Bulge
Prieux
Eischen
Wolfendange
Luxembourg
Czechoslovakia
Winterberg
2Nd Infantry
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Joliet Junior Chamber plans county traffic safety conference
The Joliet chapter of the Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a county wide traffic safety conference to cut the traffic toll. The meeting will be in Joliet City Council chamber at the Joliet Public Library on February 20 at 8 p m. Civic and safety leaders are invited to discuss the proposed program, chaired by Glen R. Gustafson.
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Joliet
Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce
Joliet Public Library
Glen R. Gustafson
Junior Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee
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Mello
Medford
Barloma
Prima Fox Deluxe
Prager
Imogen David
Walker
Virginia Dare
Miller High Life
Kinsey
Midnite
Collins
Jackson
Schenley
Prayer Fox Deluxe
Paul
Gibson
Port—Muscatel
Harry D. Briscoe
Army and Air Force
Pozzi