Description

330th Infantry Regiment

83rd Infantry Division · World War II ·

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Document Overview

Published by the Information, Education and Public Relations Office of the 330th Infantry Regiment, “The Storm of the 330th Infantry” is the regiment’s official unit history of its campaigns across Europe in World War II, from activation at Camp Atterbury in 1942 through the German surrender in May 1945. This listing is a digital download of a scanned copy of the original booklet.

Campaigns: Normandy, Brittany, Loire Valley, Luxembourg, Hurtgen Forest, The Ardennes (Battle of the Bulge), Roer to Rhine, Harz Mountains, Elbe River Bridgehead

Commanders: Colonel R. T. Foster, Commanding

Division newspaper: Spearhead

Table of Contents

Foreword

America to England

Normandy

Brittany

Loire Valley

Luxembourg

Hurtgen Forest

The Ardennes

From the Roer to the Rhine

Across the Rhine River into the Harz Mountains

The Elbe River Bridgehead

“We are proud of the part we played in combat. We are proud of our victories, proud of those men who gave their lives for us all.”

— 330th Infantry Regiment, 1945