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Hello. my grandfather was PFC. William Morrison 30th div. 119th inf. Can. Co. 3rd platoon.
I have found a box of papers, photos, maps and newspaper clippings.
Also there is a picture I have- the same one Gordon Strumm posted - that has my grandfathers co. and platoon. On the back of it there are names of people in the rows. It looks like he also wrote who was missing at the top. I can scan this in and send it if you'd like.
Thanks again,
Rebecca Morrison Lee

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	Johnnie M. Perez
	BRANCH OF SERVICE U.S. Army   HOMETOWN San Antonio, TX HONORED BY Mrs. Rosalinda Bagg, Daughter
ACTIVITY DURING WWII RIFLEMAN. SERVED AS FIRST SCOUT WITH COMPANY E, 119TH INFANTRY, 30TH DIVISION. AHEAD OF COMPANY ON ALL ADVANCES, WARNING COMPANY E OF SNIPERS AND AMBUSHES. REPORTED TO HIS COMPANY, THE ENEMY STRENGTH, POSITION AND AMMUNITION. PREPARED CONSIDERABLE MAPS AND REPORTED POSSIBLE MILITARY ROUTES FOR BRINGING UP TROOPS. SERVED IN ENGLAND, FRANCE, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, GERMANY. UTAH BEACH AT NORMANDY ON D-DAY. RECEIVED VICTORY MEDAL, PURPLE HEART, BRONZE STAR, GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, THEATER MEDAL.

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Photos from a scrapbook of a 531st AA Battalion veteran with written descriptions found on backs:

-Moat around old Sherbourne Castle
-French home on the Seine River,  Porchville, France
-Are in orchard near Isigny, France

-Mark V Panther Tank near Mortain
-Super foxholes at St. Lo!
-Crater made by German bomb

-Panther tank near Mortain
-Panther tank near Mortain
-St. Lo!

-Mortain outskirts
-Taken from tower of castle near Tournai, Belgium
-French home on Seine River, Porchville, France

-Home in Normandy near Isigny, France
-Taken from tower of castle near Tournai, Belgium
-Mortain

-Rail yards at Mortain
-Frenchmen and G.I.s inspecting damage by bomb
-Moat around castle at Tournai, Belgium

-Taken March 20th, 1945 before crossing the Rhine River, German Mark V tank (Photo is in the area of Grevenbroich / Neuss.  A tank from the 9. Panzer-Division)
-Taken March 20th, 1945 before Rhine crossing, German 177mm gun
-P61 "Black Widow" Night Fighter

Mill Grottenherten / Rhineland

-Taken March 20th, '45 just before crossing Rhine
-Taken in Oct. '44, Whitmore on the Dragon's teeth at Siegfried Line
-Taken in Oct. '44, B Track at Siegfried Line
-Taken Dec. 20th, '44, our gun position at Malmedy

-My gun crew taken last Feb. on the Roer River
-On the Roer River- Feb. 20th, 1945
-Sgt. Harm and myself by a wrecked British Halifax bomber
-Taken Dec. 20th, 1944, Sgt. Heathman at Malmedy

-Taken Jan. 15th, 1945 constructing our gun position at St. Vith.  WOW!
-Taken Jan. 15th, '45 B Halftrack St. Vith

-Taken Jan. 15th, '45 No. 1 gun position at St. Vith
-Taken Feb. 20th, '45 No. 3 machine gun at Roer River

-Magdeburg, Germany May 1st, 1945  These are more airplanes on the field.  The Germans tried this type of plane against England last summer.
-Magdeburg, Germany May 15th, 1945.

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The Queens' Men 30th newspaper on the ride home:

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   Detmold, Germany...120th Inf. Regiment

Malmedy Now and Then...Thanks to Willi Weiss

Stavelot: Now and Then...Thanks to Willi Weiss

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Panorama view of Margarten Cemetery thanks to Richard Claessens...click to enlarge.

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