Photos from David Torsell, A Company 363d Medical Battalion 

The Ambulance Platoon, A Company 363d Medical Battalion at Camp Polk, La- July 1944. David Torsell identifies those that are numbered as follows: #2- T/5 Adam E Bogar; #4- T/5 Dominick Ingenito; #5- Pfc Elthing Harp; #6- Only known as Charles; #8-Pfc David Torsell; #10 Pfc Emlen Tharp; #13 Pfc John Shelton; #14- Lt Robert J. Jensen; #16- Pfc Coleman Burns; #20- Pfc John Dowdle; #21- Jeep Driver for CO; #22- Pfc George Bidelspach; #24- S/Sgt Benjamin Butler; #25- Sgt Jimmie Bates

 

 

A Messerschmitt 110 Heavy fighter, A Messerschmitt 210 or(more likely ( 410 in the background on the left.

A Messerschmitt 262 jet fighter

 

A German Heinkel 111 bomber

Above three photos showing German aircraft at airfields in the Black Forest

L-R: Carl Buck, Dominick Ingenito and Dave Torsell- A Co 363d Med Bn

 

Unidentified A Co 363d Med Bn soldier at Bartenstein Castle where D/363d Med Bn Clearing Company was located

 

A/363d Med Bn personnel at Bartenstein, Germany 1945

 

L-R: George Bidelspach and David Torsell, A Company 363d Med Bn in Bad Mergentheim May 45

 

Chaplain Guinan conducts Mass in the field at Bad Mergentheim for 363d Med Bn and others- May 1945

 

George Bidelspach and Dave Torsell in Frankfurt, Germany- 1945 A Co 363d Med Bn

 

Personnel from Ambulance Platoon, A Company 363d Med Bn Cp Van Dorn, MS 1944- L-R: Sgt Jimmie Bates and Cpl “Charlie”

Litter Platoon Personnel A Co 363d Med Bn, Cp Van Dorn, MS 1944. In the photo are Frank Terrazone and John J Davis. Others not identified.

A Company 363d Med Bn Chowline- Camp Van Dorn, MS 1944