Allies Pay Heavily for Reidh Gains
Report by Viegens Winkle from Inside Germany notes heavy Allied casualties as advances stall against entrenched German defenses. It cites War Department data of 260,359 Allied losses in the first two months after D-Day and ongoing brutal combat across multiple armies with mines, weather, and fortified towns shaping the campaign toward Germany.
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Wounded in Germany Pvt Charles E Dellinger
Pvt Charles E Dellinger was wounded in action in Germany according to a War Department telegram. A Schaghticoke native, he attended local high schools and worked at the General Electric plant in Schenectady before enlisting on November 27, 1943. He went overseas October 1 and served in France and Germany, earning the Expert Infantryman’s Badge.
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