Photos from I Company 254th Infantry regiment 63rd Infantry Division

photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment with the company mascot “Loot” somewhere in Germany 1945 – photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

Right to Left: Pfc John Ritner and S/Sgt Harry F. Camper, Scouts for I Company 254th Infantry Regiment, Germany 1945- photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

 

Left: Artillery forward observer and Right: Cannon Company in action. – photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

 

Post cards sent by US Army Hospital in France keeping Pfc Ritner’s family informed on his recovery after being wounded in action. – photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

T/5 William J. Schultz, Radio Section, Headquarters Division Artillery- Left photo taken in Lauda Germany – photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

 

T/5 William J. Schultz, photo was taken during the division’s attack on the Siegfried Line- 1945 -photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

 

photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

 

photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

 

Right to Left: Pfc John Ritner, Sgt Jackson Mims, Sgt Harry Camper, Pfc William F. Oldenquist, Pfc Russell Blake and ????. A happy group of Infantryman from I Company, 254th Infantry Regiment in Germany-1945 – photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.

 

 

photographs were extracted from the Memoirs of Pfc John Ritner, I Company 254th Infantry Regiment. The Memoirs appear on the History of the 254th Infantry Regiment CD and were furnished by David Ritner, son of Pfc Ritner.