"Deep in the Heart of Texas” is the theme song of the “Texas” Division, but it has been a long time since its men have seen the prairies of the Lone Star State.
The first American Division to land on continental Europe, the Texans have been deep in the heart of Italy, France and Germany since late in 1943.
The rough, tough men who wear the blue arrowhead and green T on their shoulders ended their campaign against the Germans by capturing two of the Nazi chieftains who had done the most to make life miserable for the Division since it first went ashore at Salerno in September 1943. The first to fall into the clutches of the Texans was Field Marshal Von Rundstedt, ace strategist and planner of the mighty winter offensive. Shortly after, the biggest Nazi of them all, Reichsmarschal Hermann Goering, was taken to the rear under cover of the 36th’s rifles.
The 36th’s baptism of fire was a bloody one. For five days after the Division struck at Salerno the issue was in doubt, and the Texans suffered heavily before the beachhead was secured. But there was to be no rest for them. Few Doughboys in this war have undergone a more merciless fire than did the Westerners in their attempts to cross the Rapido River. Crack German troops raked them with every weapon of warfare when they plunged into the swiftly moving waters of the Rapido.
It was in this campaign, near Altavilla, that the 36th produced one of the outstanding heroes of the war.
A private first class, Charles E. Kelly, voluntarily joined a patrol and located and neutralized enemy gun positions. Again voluntarily, Kelly made his way under intense fire to a hill a mile away, reporting on his return that it was held by the enemy. Joining another patrol, he assisted in putting two machine guns out of action. He found an ammunition dump under enemy fire, and joined in its defense. He protected his position all night and held off an enemy detachment the next day to cover the withdrawal of his outfit. Kelly, now known to all Americans as “Commando,” was awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroic action.
Following the savage battle for Cassino, the Texans were given seven weeks of rest and then thrown back into battle. It joined the beachhead forces at Anzio, and by a brilliant maneuver captured Velletri and paved the way for the fall of Rome. The men hoped for a rest in Rome but they didn’t get it. They moved through the Eternal City on the double, hot in pursuit of the fleeing Germans.
The Texans made their second landing, in southern France, in August of 1944. Objectives were gained so fast that the Division got into the position east and north of the German Ninth Army at Montélimar and cut it to ribbons. A month after the Division hit the beaches at St. Raphaël, it had gained 300 miles and was in the foothills of the Vosges, facing the formidable Moselle River.
The Moselle was one of the German’s heaviest fixed lines of defense, but the Texans outwitted the defenders. Led by the 70-year-old Mayor of Raon-aux-Bois, who knew every ripple of the Moselle near his town, the 1st and 3d Battalions of the 141st Infantry, wading waist deep, sneaked across a little-known ford during the night and established a bridgehead. Recovering from their surprise, the Germans turned murderous fire on the battalions. But the Texans drove on into the forests that covered the slopes of the Vosges. The 442nd Infantry Combat Team, made up of Japanese-Americans, distinguished itself with a savage attack that took the town of Bruyères. Mines, snipers and artillery made the battle in the forests a nightmare.
The 36th kept moving, and before it rested had established the modern army record of 132 days of consecutive combat. The Texans took Colmar and Oberhoffen, and smashed on across the Rhine, taking Wissembourg, to plant the Lone Star flag of Texas deep in the heart of Germany.
From Fighting Divisions, Kahn & McLemore, Infantry Journal Press, 1945-1946.
"Lone Star Division"
"Panther Division"
The 36th Division insignia consisting of an olive drab "T" on a blue flint arrowhead was adopted in 1918. In World War I, the division was organized from National Guard units of Oklahoma and Texas; the flint arrowhead represents the State of Oklahoma (once the Indian Territory), and the "T" is for Texas.
| 15 Aug 1944 | Maj Gen John E Dahlquist |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Brig Gen Robert I Stack |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Brig Gen Walter H Hess Jr |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Col Stewart T Vincent |
| 12 Oct 1944 | Col Charles H Owens |
| 1 Nov 1944 | Col John J Albright |
| 18 Nov 1944 | Brig Gen Robert I Stack* |
| 1 Dec 1944 | Brig Gen John S Winn Jr |
| 16 Dec 1944 | Col John J Albright |
| 4 May 1945 | Col Jesse B Matlack |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Maj Robert H Travis |
| 16 Nov 1944 | Lt Col Robert H Travis |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Maj Francis R Reece |
| 16 Nov 1944 | Lt Col Francis R Reece |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Lt Col Fred W Sladen |
| 23 Nov 1944 | Lt Col Charles J Denholm |
| 27 Dec 1944 | Maj Ross Young |
| 16 Apr 1945 | Lt Col Ross Young |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Lt Col Raymond A Lynch |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Lt Col John J Deane |
| 10 Oct 1944 | Maj Harry B Kelton |
| 16 Jan 1945 | Lt Col Harry B Kelton |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Col John W Harmony |
| 29 Aug 1944 | Col Clyde E Steele |
| 7 Oct 1944 | Col Carl E Lundquist |
| 28 Oct 1944 | Col Charles H Owens |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Col George E Lynch |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Col Paul D Adams |
| 27 Dec 1944 | Lt Col Charles J Denholm |
| 16 Apr 1945 | Col Charles J Denholm |
* also Asst Div Comdr
| Inducted | 25 Nov 40 |
| Arrived ETO | 15 Aug 44 |
| Arrived Continent (D day) | 15 Aug 44# |
| Entered Combat | 15 Aug 44* |
| Days in Combat | 227 |
# D Day Southern France 15 Aug 1944
* Previous Combat in Italy
| Killed | 1,523 |
| Wounded | 8,480 |
| Missing | 1,056 |
| Captured | 179 |
| Battle Casualties | 11,238 |
| Non-Battle Casualties | 14,919 |
| Total Casualties | 26,157 |
| Percent of T/O Strength | 185.7 |
| DSC | 81 |
| Legion of Merit | 10 |
| Silver Star | 1,093 |
| Soldiers Medal | 26 |
| Bronze Star | 2,926 |
| Air Medal | 88 |
PW's Taken: 56,374
| 443d AAA AW Bn (SP) | 7 Dec 44-26 Dec 44 |
| 5th AAA Gp | 23 Dec 44-25 Dec 44 |
| Btrys B & D 62d AAA Gun Bn (Mbl) | 23 Dec 44-25 Dec 44 |
| 533d AAA AW Bn (Mbl) (-2 btrys) | 23 Dec 44-25 Dec 44 |
| Btrys A & D 443d AAA AW Bn (SP) | 26 Dec 44-1 Jan 45 |
| 443d AAA AW Bn (SP) (-2 secs Btry A) | 1 Jan 45-4 Jan 45 |
| 443d AAA AW Bn (SP) | 4 Jan 45-13 Jan 45 |
| Co B 353d AAA SL Bn | 12 Feb 45-26 Feb 45 |
| Co C 353d AAA SL Bn | 26 Feb 45-29 Mar 45 |
| 1 plat Btry C 353d AAA SL Bn | 29 Apr 45-30 Apr 45 |
| 753d Tk Bn | 15 Aug 44-24 Nov 44 |
| 191st Tk Bn | 26 Aug 44-31 Aug 44 |
| 753d Tk Bn (-Co A & 1 plat Co D) | 24 Nov 44-29 Nov 44 |
| 753d Tk Bn | 29 Nov 44-26 Dec 44 |
| 753d Tk Bn | 4 Jan 45-19 Jan 45 |
| 753d Tk Bn (-Co A) | 19 Jan 45-30 Jan 45 |
| 753d Tk Bn | 30 Jan 45-29 Mar 45 |
| CC B (14th Armd Div) | 1 Feb 45-7 Feb 45 |
| 25th Tk Bn (14th Armd Div) | 1 Feb 45-7 Feb 45 |
| 68th Armd Inf Bn (14th Armd Div) | 1 Feb 45-7 Feb 45 |
| Tr B 94th Cav Rcn Sq (14th Armd Div) | 1 Feb 45-7 Feb 45 |
| Co B 125th Armd Engr Bn (14th Armd Div) | 1 Feb 45-7 Feb 45 |
| 501st Armd FA Bn (14th Div) | 1 Feb 45-18 Feb 45 |
| 753d Tk Bn | 29 Apr 45-13 Jun 45 |
| Tr A 117th Cav Rcn Sq | 15 Aug 44-20 Aug 44 |
| 117th Cav Rcn Sq | 22 Aug 44-31 Aug 44 |
| 117th Cav Rcn Sq | 20 Jan 45-2 Mar 45 |
| 2d Cml Mort Bn (-Co A) | 15 Aug 44-20 Sep 44 |
| Co C 3d Cml Mort Bn | 7 Oct 44-17 Nov 44 |
| Co D 83d Cml Mort Bn | 7 Oct 44-1 Dec 44 |
| Co D 3d Cml Mort Bn | 15 Oct 44-22 Oct 44 |
| Co D 3d Cml Mort Bn | 14 Nov 44-19 Nov 44 |
| Co C 3d Cml Mort Bn | 19 Nov 44-20 Nov 44 |
| 1 plat Co A 83d Cml Mort Bn | 24 Nov 44-28 Nov 44 |
| 83d Cml Mort Bn (-Co B) | 1 Dec 44-6 Dec 44 |
| 83d Cml Mort Bn | 6 Dec 44-18 Dec 44 |
| 99th Cml Mort Bn | 18 Dec 44-22 Dec 44 |
| Co A 83d Cml Mort Bn | 20 Jan 45-24 Feb 45 |
| 69th Cml Co (SG) | 9 Feb 45-4 Mar 45 |
| Co B 83d Cml Mort | 24 Feb 45-12 Mar 45 |
| 168th Cml Co (SG) | 14 Mar 45-29 Mar 45 |
| 1 plat Co B 83d Cml Mort Bn | 21 Mar 45-26 Mar 45 |
| 1 sec 163d Cml Co (SG) | 21 Mar 45-29 Mar 45 |
| 83d Cml Mort Bn (-Co C) | 26 Mar 45-27 Mar 45 |
| 99th Cml Mort Bn | 29 Apr 45-5 May 45 |
| 540th Engr C Regt (Beach Gp) | 15 Aug 44-20 Aug 44 |
| 1st Bn 344th Engr C Regt | 16 Aug 44-20 Aug 44 |
| Co F 344th Engr C Regt | 22 Aug 44-27 Aug 44 |
| Co H 36th Engr C Regt | 8 Oct 44-14 Oct 44 |
| 1st Bn 36th Engr C Regt | 6 Dec 44-18 Dec 44 |
| 3d Bn 40th Engr Regt | 18 Dec 44-21 Dec 44 |
| 937th FA Bn (155 How) | 15 Aug 44-21 Aug 44 |
| 93d Armd FA Bn | 15 Aug 44-19 Nov 44 |
| 36th FA Gp | 18 Aug 44-21 Aug 44 |
| 59th Armd FA Bn | 22 Aug 44-31 Aug 44 |
| 141st FA Bn (155 How) | 22 Aug 44-8 Sep 44 |
| 977th FA Bn (155 How) | 23 Aug 44-8 Sep 44 |
| 59th Armd FA Bn | 1 Sep 44-3 Sep 44 |
| 141st FA Bn (155 How) | 11 Sep 44-12 Sep 44 |
| 977th FA Bn (155 How) | 11 Sep 44-12 Sep 44 |
| 141st Fa Bn (155 How) | 14 Sep 44-6 Oct 44 |
| 977th Fa Bn (155 How) | 14 Sep 44-6 Oct 44 |
| 17th FA Gp | 23 Sep 44-25 Sep 44 |
| 522d FA Bn (105 How) | 12 Oct 44-18 Nov 44 |
| 17th FA Gp | 6 Dec 44-22 Dec 44 |
| 141st FA Bn (155 How) | 6 Dec 44-22 Dec 44 |
| 977th FA Bn (155 How) | 6 Dec 44-22 Dec 44 |
| 41st FA Bn (3d Div) (105 How) | 18 Dec 44-21 Dec 44 |
| 495th Armd FA Bn (12th Armd Div) | 20 Jan 45-23 Jan 45 |
| 493d Armd FA Bn (12th Armd Div) | 20 Jan 45-23 Jan 45 |
| 494th Armd FA Bn (12th Armd Div) | 21 Jan 45-23 Jan 45 |
| 59th Armd FA Bn | 29 Jan 45-29 Mar 45 |
| 242d FA Bn (105 How) | 26 Feb 45-2 Mar 45 |
| 36th FA Gp | 2 May 45-7 May 45 |
| 933d FA Bn (155 How) | 2 May 45-7 May 45 |
| 937th FA Bn (155 How) | 2 May 45-7 May 45 |
| 179th Inf (45th Div) | 23 Aug 44-24 Aug 44 |
| 3d Bn 157th Inf (45th Div) | 26 Aug 44-31 Aug 44 |
| 442d Inf (Non-Div) | 11 Oct 44-9 Nov 44 |
| 442d Inf (-100th Bn) (Non-Div) | 9 Nov 44-18 Nov 44 |
| Fr CC 4 Tactical Gp 4 (Task Force) | 7 Dec 44-15 Dec 44 |
| Fr 2d Gp Tabor Marocain | 7 Dec 44-15 Dec 44 |
| Fr 3d Regt Spahis Algerien (Rcn) | 7 Dec 44-15 Dec 44 |
| 30th Inf (3d Div) | 14 Dec 44-18 Dec 44 |
| 30th Inf (-Co L) (3d Div) | 18 Dec 44-21 Dec 44 |
| 2d Bn 15th Inf (3d Div) | 20 Dec 44-20 Dec 44 |
| 1st & 2d Bns Fr 9th Zouave Regt | 22 Feb 45-23 Feb 45 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) | 15 Aug 44-8 Oct 44 |
| 1 plat Rcn Co & Co C 636th TD Bn (SP) | 8 Oct 44-27 Oct 44 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) (-Co C & 1 plat Rcn Co) | 27 Oct 44-29 Oct 44 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) (-Co B) | 29 Oct 44-11 Nov 44 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) (-Co B & 1 plat Rcn Co) | 11 Nov 44-29 Nov 44 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) | 29 Nov 44-27 Dec 44 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP)(-Rcn Co) | 27 Dec 44-8 Jan 45 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) | 4 Jan 45-19 Jan 45 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) (-Co B & 1 plat Rcn Co) | 19 Jan 45-23 Jan 45 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) | 23 Jan 45-29 Mar 45 |
| 2 plats Rcn Co 48th TD Bn | 11 Apr 45-14 Apr 45 |
| 822d TD Bn (SP) | 29 Apr 45-1 May 45 |
| 636th TD Bn (SP) | 29 Apr 45-13 Jun 45 |
There are 127 soldiers of the 36th Infantry Division World War II still listed as missing in action.
| Private Donald C. Adams 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/07/1944 |
| Private Charles C. Addington 141st Infantry Regiment 12/06/1944 |
| Private Nicholas E. Alexander 141st Infantry Regiment 01/22/1945 |
| Private James W. Alvey 143rd Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Private Murle R. Amerman 142nd Infantry Regiment 12/08/1944 |
| Private First Class Lester S. Anderson 141st Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Corporal Paul M. Antoniel 142nd Infantry Regiment 12/11/1944 |
| Staff Sergeant Charles W. Armstrong 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/05/1944 |
| Private First Class Robert B. Bayne 141st Infantry Regiment 03/28/1945 |
| Staff Sergeant Frank J. Belter 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/11/1945 |
| Private First Class Trinidad Betancourt 141st Infantry Regiment 01/20/1945 |
| Private First Class Gary F. Blanton 143rd Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Sergeant James G. Blume 142nd Infantry Regiment 06/02/1944 |
| Private First Class Grady J. Boyles 141th Infantry Regiment 08/24/1945 |
| Private First Class Daniel E. Bridges 143rd Infantry Regiment 02/10/1945 |
| Private First Class Ornello N. Brignolo 141st Infantry Regiment 01/22/1945 |
| Private Carl W. Buckley 141st Infantry Regiment 01/22/1945 |
| Private Hilburn Bunch 142nd Infantry Regiment 12/13/1944 |
| Private Edgar L. Casady 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private Marcus E. Chamblee 141st Infantry Regiment 01/22/1945 |
| Private Robert J. Charleville 141st Infantry Regiment 10/16/1944 |
| Private Stephen Charnogursky 141st Infantry Regiment 09/17/1943 |
| Private First Class Orville Conley 141st Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Private First Class Earl Cox 141st Infantry Regiment 02/12/1945 |
| Private William H. Cronkhite 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private Edmund J. Crotty 141st Infantry Regiment 01/17/1945 |
| Private Joseph D. Crowley 141th Infantry Regiment 08/24/1944 |
| Private First Class James E. Dillard 141st Infantry Regiment 02/19/1945 |
| Private First Class Thomas B. Dillingham 141st Infantry Regiment 01/04/1946 |
| Private Arthur M. Dixon 143rd Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Private First Class Adolph H. Dokler 141st Infantry Regiment 02/12/1945 |
| Private First Class Leonard Dominick 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/04/1944 |
| Private First Class Frederick W. Dudley 143rd Infantry Regiment 05/31/1945 |
| Private James E. Dyer 111th Engineer Combat Battalion 10/20/1944 |
| Private First Class Roy W. Ehrler 141st Infantry Regiment 03/21/1946 |
| Captain John H. Eisenberg 142nd Infantry Regiment 11/07/1945 |
| First Lieutenant Robert W. Eklind 141th Infantry Regiment 08/24/1944 |
| Private Luke H. Fancher 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private Harry J. Fetty 143rd Infantry Regiment 02/10/1945 |
| Private Ernest R. Field 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/05/1944 |
| Private Milton Finch 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/03/1946 |
| Private Wilbert H. Galway 143rd Infantry Regiment 01/23/1944 |
| Private First Class Rudolph S. Garcia 141st Infantry Regiment 11/15/1944 |
| Private Frank A. Gardner 141st Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Sergeant Felipe Garza 141st Infantry Regiment 01/22/1944 |
| Staff Sergeant Victor L. Geely Divison Artillery 08/15/1944 |
| Private First Class Murray S. Generes 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/12/1944 |
| Private Paul A. Glatzert 131st Field Artillery Battalion 06/24/1944 |
| Private First Class Adolfo Gonzalez 141st Infantry Regiment 01/22/1945 |
| Private First Class Arthur O. Gopfert 143rd Infantry Regiment 01/14/1945 |
| Private First Class Thomas N. Gosnell 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/12/1944 |
| Private Anthony J. Gross 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/12/1945 |
| Technician Fifth Grade Billie W. Grunkemeyer 143rd Infantry Regiment 02/10/1945 |
| Private First Class Paul A. Gunn 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/11/1945 |
| Private First Class Harlan Hahn 143rd Infantry Regiment 01/18/1944 |
| Private John J. Hallisey 141st Infantry Regiment 01/22/1945 |
| Private First Class Edward L. Hardy 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/01/1945 |
| Corporal Harold D. Hilty 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Technician Fifth Grade Rex J. Hines Divison Artillery 08/15/1944 |
| Private James M. Holcomb 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/03/1944 |
| Private First Class Charlie L. Horak 143rd Infantry Regiment 09/20/1944 |
| Technician Fifth Grade Chester A. Huebner 111th Engineer Combat Battalion 01/21/1945 |
| Private First Class Arthur W. Hunter 143rd Infantry Regiment 02/20/1945 |
| Second Lieutenant Daryle L. Husby 143rd Infantry Regiment 12/02/1943 |
| Private First Class John W. Hutcherson 143rd Infantry Regiment 05/28/1944 |
| Private Frankie W. Jacobs 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/03/1945 |
| Private James B. Jolly 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/11/1944 |
| Second Lieutenant Henry P. Joslyn 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/02/1944 |
| Private Francis J. Kane 141st Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private Clyde Knotts 143rd Infantry Regiment 09/13/1943 |
| First Lieutenant Walter W. Kolosha Divison Artillery 08/15/1944 |
| Staff Sergeant Anicet A. Laiche 143rd Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Staff Sergeant John J. Lavery 143rd Infantry Regiment 01/18/1944 |
| Private First Class Romeo A. Leclair 143rd Infantry Regiment 01/21/1944 |
| Corporal Joseph A. Lesho 143rd Infantry Regiment 09/16/1943 |
| Private Jerry T. Long 143rd Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Corporal Herbert A. Loree 111th Engineer Combat Battalion 01/31/1945 |
| Private First Class Harold W. Lynn 143rd Infantry Regiment 01/18/1944 |
| Sergeant George M. Maclaine 111th Engineer Combat Battalion 10/20/1944 |
| Technician Fifth Grade John G. Mader 143rd Infantry Regiment 09/20/1944 |
| Private Richard W. McDonald 142nd Infantry Regiment 01/24/1945 |
| Private First Class Berton J. McQueen 141st Infantry Regiment 11/23/1944 |
| Sergeant Dwight L. Monroe 143rd Infantry Regiment 09/16/1943 |
| Private First Class Guido J. Morganti 143rd Infantry Regiment 05/03/1945 |
| Private Johnny P. Munoz 141st Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private Joseph T. Murphy 141st Infantry Regiment 12/09/1944 |
| Private George Murray 141th Infantry Regiment 08/24/1944 |
| Private Lionel Nabel 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/12/1944 |
| Private First Class Walter H. Newbury 143rd Infantry Regiment 11/06/1945 |
| Private First Class Wallace V. Penton 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/02/1946 |
| Private John E. Peters 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private First Class Roy A. Pfleger 111th Engineer Combat Battalion 01/21/1945 |
| Private Samuel A. Porter 143rd Infantry Regiment 12/16/1945 |
| Private Herschel T. Potter 141th Infantry Regiment 08/25/1945 |
| Private George W. Powers 141st Infantry Regiment 01/19/1945 |
| Private First Class Roscoe W. Pratt 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/12/1944 |
| Technical Sergeant Robert E. Rencher 141st Infantry Regiment 05/29/1944 |
| Technician Fifth Grade Howard V. Robbins Divison Artillery 08/15/1944 |
| Private First Class Jose A. Rosales 141st Infantry Regiment 05/28/1944 |
| Private First Class Glenn W. Salisbury 143rd Infantry Regiment 01/20/1945 |
| Sergeant John I. Sarabia 141st Infantry Regiment 01/20/1945 |
| Private William F. Sherwood 143rd Infantry Regiment 12/13/1944 |
| First Lieutenant Delano T. Shirley 141st Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private James B. Sipes 143rd Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Private William K. Skelly 141st Infantry Regiment 01/21/1945 |
| Private First Class Robert J. Sleator 111th Engineer Combat Battalion 01/31/1945 |
| Private Charles W. Smalley 141th Infantry Regiment 08/25/1944 |
| Private First Class Robert D. Smith 143rd Infantry Regiment 11/05/1944 |
| Private Frank E. Steele 141st Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Staff Sergeant John Stromock 141st Infantry Regiment 02/19/1945 |
| Private First Class Morris E. Swackhammer 143rd Infantry Regiment 11/23/1944 |
| Private First Class Philip J. Tague 143rd Infantry Regiment 02/10/1945 |
| Private Joseph J. Theriault 143rd Infantry Regiment 03/31/1945 |
| Private Clinton W. Thomas 142nd Infantry Regiment 02/04/1945 |
| Private Clifford Tomer 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private First Class Peter Turkaly 141st Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Private Eugene Walker 141st Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private Alvin F. Walton 143rd Infantry Regiment 04/18/1945 |
| Private First Class Edward F. Wargin 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/01/1945 |
| Private First Class Elmer Weitzel 143rd Infantry Regiment 02/20/1945 |
| Private William O. Welty 142nd Infantry Regiment 05/01/1945 |
| Technician Fifth Grade Johnnie C. Wilder 143rd Infantry Regiment 02/10/1945 |
| Staff Sergeant William Wilkinson 142nd Infantry Regiment 11/11/1944 |
| Private First Class Charles T. Williams 142nd Infantry Regiment |
| Private First Class Henry W. Wolf 143rd Infantry Regiment 01/18/1944 |
| Private Jesse C. Wyldes 141st Infantry Regiment 12/15/1945 |
| Staff Sergeant Roy E. Yates 143rd Infantry Regiment 06/05/1944 |
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