(Of the W.W.II 104th Infantry Division)
TIMBERWOLF ARTIFACTS
This page pays tribute to the 415th Infantry Regiment, which is
part
of this web site dedicated to the W.W.II 104th Army Infantry Division,
better known as the "Timberwolves", under the command of Major General
Terry de la Mesa Allen. This is a non official web site, not
affiliated
with the U.S. Army or any other government agency. Information in
this web site is designed to augment the official 104th Infantry
Division
Home Page web site http://members.aol.com/infdiv104/
Please refer to the official home page for complete information
about the Timberwolf Division. Timberwolves or Timberwolf "Pups"
are invited and encouraged to use this site to gather additional
information about former buddies. Anyone having additional
information
on the 104th, photos or other memorabilia are requested to contact the
webmaster of this site.
"The GI on the right is my father, Joseph
Bjaloncik
( the skinnier guy ) the other is Ralph Milliken, also known as Pops. I
will have to find out from my Dad where it was taken. Like I said the
picture
was postage stamp size and he carried it in his wallet." -Cindy Hocevar
Pfc. John M. Galione, from the 415th
Regiment, Company B.
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2.) Corportal Irving Rappaport of Brooklyn, New York from the 415th Regiment, Company G holding a Browning Automatic Rifle on a German POW who has just surrendered during the brutal fighting for Cologne, Germany on March 6, 1945. The German he has just captured had been sniping at the company only a few minutes prior to his capture.
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