698th Field Artillery Battled First Po Valley Shells
Second Lieut. Quido T. Krum pach of Wheeler Avenue leads the 698th Field Artillery Battalion known for firing the first shells into the Po valley for General W. Clark’s Fifth Army. The unit operates six 240 mm howitzers and two 8 inch guns and has struck bridges pillboxes towns across the Italian campaign earning Croix de Guerre from French forces.
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Quido T. Krumpach
Wheeler Avenue
698Th Field Artillery
Po Valley
Italy
W. Clark
Fifth Army
Cassino
Anzio
Liri
Rome
Arno River
Gothic Line
698Th
New Zealand
Eighth Army
Marines Mark 169th Anniversary With Proclamations
The United States Marine Corps sights its 169th anniversary on Friday November 10 with Governor Dwight H Green issuing a proclamation praising Marines valor and patriotism and urging public observance.
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United States Marine Corps
Dwight H. Green
Entered Rome with the victors Pvt. James Terzick home on furlough
Pvt. James Terzick, 20, of Joliet, was one of the soldiers who entered Rome with American forces. He is back home on furlough after serving on almost every front in the war. Story on page 6. Spectator Photo
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James Terzick
Joliet
Rome
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