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Reitman, Seymour Taking Prisoners
Seymour Reitman entered a mountainous area with a panzer [Annotator's Note: German term for tank or armored] division in it, but the German ta
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Reitmeier, George In and Out of the ASTP
After completing high school, George Reitmeier applied, was accepted, and joined the Army Specialized Training Program (ASTP) [Annotator's Not
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Reitmeier, George Preparing for the Battle of the Bulge
George Reitmeier belonged to F Company, 264th Infantry Regiment, 66th Infantry Division.
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Reitmeier, George Prewar Life
George Reitmeier was born in June 1925 in Lackawanna, New York.
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Reitmeier, George Reflections
George Reitmeier’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was crossing the Channel [Annotator’s Note: English Channel] on a troopship.
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Reitmeier, George Stint in Brittany, France
After surviving the sinking of his troopship, [Annotator’s Note: the SS Léopoldville] George Reitmeier was sent to the Ardennes [Annotator's N
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Reitmeier, George The Sinking of the SS Léopoldville
Reitmeier was aboard a troopship [Annotator’s Note: the SS Léopoldville with Company F, 2nd Battalion, 264th Infantry Regiment, 66th Infantry Divis
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Reitmeier, George War's End and Postwar Life
George Reitmeier was assigned to the Lorient sector of Brittany [Annotator's Note: Brittany, France] where he remained until the end of the wa
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Reluga, Matthew Artillery and Russians
The first rounds of artillery fire are often shot way over where you think the troops are and then you fire back to where you are.
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Reluga, Matthew Capturing Germans
Many times, Matthew A.
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Reluga, Matthew Concentration Camps and the SS
After the war was over, Matthew A.
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Reluga, Matthew Czechoslovakia
In early April [Annotator's Note: April 1945], Matthew A.