134th Infantry Regiment Website
"All Hell Can't Stop Us"
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134th Infantry Regiment Website"All Hell Can't Stop Us" |
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Last Update 7/16/2016
Morning Reports 137th Infantry Regiment, Service Company - Morning Reports are now available for all Companies of the 137th Infantry Regiment except Headquarters Company. These will be added soon. Morning Reports are also available for all Companies of the 134th Infantry Regiment and for Companies G and K of the 320th Infantry Regiment. See the Morning Report Master Index.
Unit Journals 137 Infantry Regiment, July 1944 through August 1945 - Unit Journals are a detailed record of each day's events such as combat, enemy activity, and troop movements arranged on a 24-hour timeline from midnight to midnight (00:00 to 24:00).
After Action Reports for the 735th Ordnance (LM) Company and the 219th Field Artillery Battalion
Unit Journals for the 219th Field Artillery Battalion
Pfc. Harry A. Krantz, Medical Detachment, 134th Infantry Regiment - Medic 2nd Platoon Company C, includes new photos of Company C, 2nd platoon
Medical Detachment, 134th Infantry Regiment, Hanover Germany 1945
Pfc. Calvin C. Mordecai, Company E, 134th Infantry Regiment - seriously wounded at Flavigny Bridge, September 10, 1944, his family is trying to locate the medic/Sergeant who rescued him.
Pfc. Calvin J. Schwalm, Company I, 137th Infantry Regiment
Pfc. Albert Altif, Company M, 134th Infantry Regiment
T/5 Wesley S. Johnson, 35th Signal Company
Pfc. William R. Grosse, Company B, 137th Infantry Regiment
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