Lieut Sheeran Receives Bronze Star in France for Courage
Lieut Winegst D. Sheeran earned the Bronze Star in France for rescuing ammunition supplies to a cut off battalion on June 12 at Hill 122 near St Mere Eglise. He led a detail back through enemy lines to resupply and save his unit before heavy casualties. He also received the Purple Heart for wounds suffered in July. He is son of Mrs Acne J. Sheeran of 144 Third Street and is a former member of the 4th Infantry. First Sgt. Robert T. Sheeran of the First Marine Division is stationed at Casts Pex,eton, California.
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Yanks Advance Deep Into Germany Near Aachen Front
A World War II field report describes American infantry pushing beyond the Siegfried Line about 23 miles inside Germany near Aachen. Soldiers describe crossing into German territory, engaging at frontline outposts and advancing through defenses toward prominent Siegfried Line breaches amid heavy shelling and nearby armor advances.
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