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  Martin, John W., Sgt.

  Martin, Walter E., Pvt.

  Massaconi, Michael V., Pvt.

  Mather

  Matheson, S. L., Maj. Gen.

  Mathews, Robert L., 2nd Lt. Matthews, Jack F., Pvt.

  Matz, Leo J., Lt. Col.

  Mauser, Edward A., PFC

  Mauzerall, Arthur J., PFC

  Maxwell, Robert, Pvt.

  Mayer, John G., T/5

  Maynard, William C., T/5

  McBreen, John, PFD

  McCauley, Carl F., Pvt.

  McClung, Earl J. “One Lung,” Cpl.

  McCreary, Thomas A., Sgt.

  McGrath, John, T/5

  McKay, Walter L., PFC

  McMahon, James A., PFC

  McGonigal, William T. Jr., PFC

  Medved, William E., PFC

  Meehan, Thomas, 1st Lt.

  Mellett, Francis J., Cpl.

  Melo, Joachim, Pvt.

  Mendoza, Ynez M., Pvt.

  Menze, Vernon J., PFC

  Mercier, Kenneth D., Sgt.

  Meth, Elmer T., Pvt.

  Meth, Max M., Pvt.

  Metzler, William S., PFC

  Miller, James W., PFC

  Miller, John N., PFC

  Miller, William T., PFC

  Milo, Franklin, Pvt.

  Minne, Elmer T., Pvt.

  Montes, Alfred B., Pvt.

  Moone, Donald J., Pvt.

  Moore, Walter L., 1st Lt.

  More, Alton M., PFC

  Morehead, Harvey H., [Cadre] 1st Sgt.

  Morris, David E., PFC

  Morris, William E., Pvt.

  Motowski, Stanley F., Cpl.

  Motz

  Moya, Sergio G., PFC

  Muck, Warren H. “Skip,” Sgt.

  Murray, Elmer L. Jr., Sgt.

  Neitzke, Norman W., PFC

  Nelson, Henry E., PFC

  Neumann, Pvt.

  Nevenfeldt, Gordon, Pvt.

  Nixon, Lewis “Blackbeard,” Capt.

  O’Brien, Francis L., 1st Lt.

  O’Keefe, Patrick S., Pvt.

  Oats, Ernest, L. [Medic], PFC

  Oien, Gordon H., Pvt.

  Orth, Ralph J. [Medic], PFC

  Owen, Richard E., Sgt.

  Pace, Cecil M., Pvt.

  Pace, Ledlie R., T/5

  Peacock, Thomas A., 1st Lt.

  Penkala, Alex M. Jr., PFC

  Pepping, Edwin E., PFC

  Perconte, Frank J., PFC

  Perkins, Ben M., 1st Lt.

  Peruginni, Philip P., PFC

  Petty, Cleveland O., PFC

  Pickel, Roy E., Pvt.

  Pierce, David R., Pvt.

  Pisanchin, John E., 1st Lt.

  Plesha, John Jr., Cpl.

  Pomely, Pvt.

  Potter, George L. Jr., Pvt.

  Powers, Darrell C. “Shifty,” Sgt.

  Pyle, Charles W., Pvt.

  Raczkowski, Alex R., Pvt.

  Rader, Robert J., S/Sgt.

  Rajner, George J., Pvt.

  Ramierez, Joseph, PFC

  Randleman, Denver “Bull,” Sgt.

  Ranney, Myron “Mike,” S/ Sgt.

  Reese, Lavon P., Cpl.

  Rexrode, Charles E., 2nd Lt.

  Rhinehart, Charles E., T/4

  Rice, Farris O., PFC

  Richey, Ralph D. Jr., Major

  Riggs, Carl N. Sgt.

  Robbins, Woodrow W., PFC

  Roberts, Murray B., S/Sgt.

  Robinson, Harvey G., Cpl.

  Roe, Eugene G. [Medic], T/5

  Rogers, Clifford E., Cpl.

  Rogers, Paul C., Sgt.

  Rossman, John W., PFC

  Rotella, Gregory C., Pvt.

  Roush, Warren R., 1st Lt.

  Rowles, Richard C., T/4

  Sabo, Edward F., PFC

  Sarago, James

  Sawosko, Carl C., PFC

  Schmitz, Raymond G., 1st Lt.

  Schuyler, Elmer N., PFC

  Serilla, William D., Pvt.

  Sewell, John P., Pvt.

  Shames, Edward D., Col.

  Sheehy, John L., PFC

  Sheeley, John P., PFC

  Shindell, John E., Pvt.

  Shirley, Urbon M., Pvt.

  Sholty, James B., Sgt.

  Sisk, Wayne A, “Skinny,” Sgt.

  Smith, Campbell T., T/5

  Smith, Garland R., PFC

  Smith, George H. Jr., Pvt.

  Smith, John D., Pvt.

  Smith, Robert “Burr,” Lt. Col.

  Smith, Robert T., [Supply Sgt.] S/Sgt.

  Snider, Gerald R., PFC

  Sobel, Herbert M., Major

  Sobeleski, Frank

  Sowell, James L.

  Speirs, Ronald C. “Killer,” Major

  Spina, Ralph F., [Medic] PFC

  Stafford, Ralph I., T/5

  Stedman, Joe E., [Cadre 1st Pl.] S/Sgt.

  Steele, Robert L.

  Stein, Edward H., Cpl.

  Stickley, Joseph, Pvt.

  Stokes, J. B., Sgt.

  Stoney, Benjamin J., T/4

  Strohl, Roderick G., PFC

  Suerth, Herbert J., Sgt.

  Sullivan, Paul J., PFC

  Supko, Paul

  Sweeney, Patrick J., 1st Lt.

  Talbert, Floyd M., 1st Sgt.

  Taylor, Amos J., “Buck,” T/ Sgt.

  Telstad, Elmer L., PFC

  Thomason, George W., Pvt.

  Thompson, Raymond H., Pvt.

  Tipper, Edward J., PFC

  Tokarzewski, Felix J., PFC

  Toner, John, Pvt.

  Toye, Joseph D., Sgt.

  Trapuzzano, Ralph J., PFC

  Tremble, Eugene R.

  Tremonti, Norman, Pvt.

  Tridle, Clarence M., Sgt.

  Uuban, Andrew, PFC

  Van Klinken, Robert, PFC

  Vest, Allen E., Jaws, PFC

  Vittorre, Alexander, PFC

  Wagner, Paul, PFC

  Wagner, William H., T/5

  Warren, Thomas W., PFC

  Webb, Harold B., PFC

  Webb, Kenneth J., PFC

  Webster, David Kenyon, PFC

  Welling, James W., PFC

  Welsh, Harry F., LTC

  Wentzel, Jerry A., T/5

  Wentzel, Walter H., Pvt.

  West, Daniel B., PFC

  Wheeler, James W., Pvt.

  Whitecavage, Joseph P., S/ Sgt.

  Whitwer, Roland, M., P.F.C.

  Whytsell, Elijah, Pvt.

  Wimer, Ralph H., T/5

  Wingett, William T., PFC

  Winn, Melvin W., PFC

  Winters, Richard D., Maj.

  Wiseman, Donald S., Pvt.

  Woodcock, William H., PFC

  Wright, Richard M., Sgt.

  Wynn, Robert E., “Popeye,” PFC

  Yochum, George F., PFC

  York, Ronald V.,

  Youman, Arthur C., Sgt.

  Young, Jerry G., Pvt.

  Zastavniak, Frank J., PFC

  Zimmerman, Henry C., PFC

  [source: Men of Easy Company Association]

  APPENDIX III

  KILLED IN ACTION, EASY COMPANY 506TH, PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT, 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION

  Robert J. Bloser June 7, 1944

  James D. Campbell October 8, 1944

  Herman F. Collins June 6, 1944

  James L. Diel September 19, 1944

  William H. Dukeman October 5, 1944

  George L. Elliot June 6, 1944

  William S. Evans June 6, 1944

  Everett J. Gray June 8, 1944

  Terrence C. Harris June 18, 1944

  Harold G. Hayes December 1944

  A. P. Herron January 13, 1945

  Donald B. Hoobler January 3, 1945

  Richard J. Hughes January 9, 1945

  Eugene E. Jackson February 15, 1945

  John A. Janovec May 1945

  Joseph M. Jordan June 6, 1944

  John T. Julian January 1, 1945

  William F. Kiehn February 10, 19
45

  Robert L. Matthews June 6, 1944

  William T. McGonigal June 6, 1944

  Thomas Meehan June 6, 1944

  Francis J. Mellett January 13, 1945

  Vernon J. Menze September 20, 1944

  William S. Metzler June 1944

  James W. Miller September 20, 1944

  John N. Miller June 6, 1944

  William T. Miller September 20, 1944

  Sergio G. Moya June 6, 1944

  Warren H. Muck January 10, 1945

  Elmer L. Murray June 6, 1944

  Patrick H. Neill January 13, 1945

  Ernest L. Oats June 6, 1944

  Francis L. O’Brien December 1944

  Richard E. Owen June 6, 1944

  Alex M. Penkala January 10, 1945

  Murray B. Roberts June 6, 1944

  Carl N. Riggs June 6, 1944

  Carl C. Sawosko December 1944

  Raymond G. Schmitz September 23, 1944

  John E. Shindell January 13, 1945

  Gerald R. Snider June 6, 1944

  Benjamin J. Stoney June 6, 1944

  Elmer L. Telstad June 6, 1944

  Robert Van Klinken September 20, 1944

  Thomas W. Warren June 6, 1944

  Harold D. Webb January 13, 1945

  Kenneth J. Webb January 13, 1945

  Jerry A. Wentzel June 6, 1944

  Ralph H. Wimer June 6, 1944

  [source: Men of Easy Company Association]

  INDEX

  Acevedo, Kirk

  Alcoholism

  Blithe, A., and

  Carson, Gordon, and

  Marsh, R., and

  Potter, G. L., Jr., and

  Reese, L., and

  Toye, Joe, and

  Alexander, Larry

  Alley, Jim

  Ambrose, Moira

  Ambrose, Stephen

  answering questions

  assistants

  assumptions of

  contacting

  Gordon, W., and

  historian

  letters to

  mistakes

  Arlington National Cemetery

  Athletes. See also Sports

  Evans, B.

  Lavenson, G.

  Muck, W.

  Penkala, A., Jr.

  Talbert, F.

  Atlanta march

  Auschwitz

  Bain, Rod

  Band of Brothers (Ambrose, S.)

  discovery in

  interactive guide

  title suggestion

  Band of Brothers HBO series

  bandwagon

  Emmy awards

  fans

  first episodes

  premier

  Bastogne. See also Battle of the Bulge

  Christenson, B., on

  deaths, Winters on

  harsh conditions

  pathfinders mission

  Speirs, Ron, on

  Battle of the Bulge. See also Bastogne

  Bazookas

  ”Because of these events”

  Belafonte, Harry

  Bethea, Marv

  Beyond Band of Brothers (Winters/Kingseed)

  Bible

  Biggest Brother (Alexander)

  Bigotry

  Bingman, Cora

  Biundo, Ann Evans

  “The Black Swan”

  Blithe, Albert

  alcoholism and

  bravery

  Bronze Star

  gambling by

  Good Time Charlie

  grave

  in Korean War

  in mind of

  pride over

  remembering

  setting death record straight

  Silver Star

  thug

  TV character

  wounded

  Blithe, Flora Mae

  Blithe, Gordon

  Blithe, Sadie (“Kay”)

  Bonham, Mary Jo

  Borg, Chuck

  Boston Globe

  Boyle, Leo

  Boy Scouts

  Bravery. See also Bronze Star; Silver Star

  Blithe, A.

  Heyliger, F.

  Rader, R. J.

  Brécourt Manor. See also D-Day invasion

  disabling guns at

  Lipton, C. C, on

  Brewer, Bob

  Brody, Ann

  Bronze Star

  Blithe, A.

  Liebgott, J.

  Muck, W.

  Potter, G. L., Jr.

  Rader, R. J.

  Brooks, Merav

  Brothers in Battle, Best of Friends (Guarnere/ Heffron)

  Buffalo Evening News

  Call of Duty (Compton)

  Campbell, James

  Cappelluto, Harold A.

  Carentan. See also D-Day invasion

  Easy Company photo

  fierce fighting

  Harris, T., at

  Hitler Youth

  Lipton, C. C., on

  plan to take

  Carson, Gary

  Carson, Gordon (“Gordy”)

  alcoholism and

  ”because of these events”

  death

  hopes

  lovable scoundrel

  on parachute jumping

  paratrooper

  with Puchalska, A.

  story of

  trauma of war and

  Carson, Marci

  Carson, Susan

  Casualties

  Chiggers

  Chiwi, Augusta

  Christenson, Burton (“Pat”)

  art

  on Bastogne

  on casualties

  on combat techniques

  on D-day invasion

  on enemy fire

  ethics of

  on fear in combat

  gymnasium owner

  health problems

  on interrogation methods

  journals

  on leadership styles

  life lived in liberty

  on Nuenen

  off roof

  paratrooper

  on plane

  poetry

  suffering post-traumatic stress

  on tank attack

  toughest Toccoa man

  “universal man”

  on war

  on weather

  Winters and

  Christenson, Chris

  Churchill, Winston

  Cleland, Joseph

  Cobb, Roy

  Coble, Drew Ranney

  Colville American Cemetery and Memorial

  Combat

  Christenson, B., on techniques

  fear in

  parachute jumping in

  plan, by Winters

  Company of heroes

  entering

  quote from Ranney, M.

  Compton, Buck

  Concentration camps. See also Auschwitz

  liberating

  reconciling

  Cruise, Tom

  Currahee, Mount

  Davis, Emely

  D-Day invasion. See also Brécourt Manor; Carentan

  Christenson, B., on

  museum opening

  Ranney, M., on

  Death

  Carson, Gordon

  Gordon, W.

  Hanson, H.

  Heyliger, F.

  Liebgott, J.

  Lipton, C. C.

  Marsh, Robert

  Muck, W., killed in foxhole

  news of Van Klinken, R.

  Penkala, A., J., killed in foxhole

  Puchalska, A.

  Reese, L.

  Roe, E.

  setting Blithe, A., record straight

  Tipper, E., back from

  Toye, Joe

  Winters on Bastogne

  de Trez, Michael

  Dike, Norman

  Displaced persons (DPs)

  Distinguished Unit Citations

  DPs. See Displaced persons

  Dukeman, Bill

  Eagle’s Nest

  celebrating in


  wine cellars

  Early years

  Evans, B.

  Gordon, W.

  Heyliger, F.

  Muck, W.

  Penkala, A., J.

  Speirs, Ron

  Talbert, F.

  Van Klinken, R.

  Eastwood, Clint

  Easy Company. See also Paratroopers; Toccoa men

  as best/toughest

  Carentan photo

  conventions

  DPs and

  everyday guys

  as family

  hierarchy

  Lavenson, G., fighting way in

  legacy

  “lost men”

  newsletters

  Ranney, M.

  research into

  reunions

  scrapbook

  survivors

  veterans

  Winters’ stories

  Easy Company—In Photographs

  Easy Company Soldier (Malarkey)

  Eckly, Joanne

  82nd Airborne

  Ellington, Cleta (“Junie”)

  Eubanks, John

  Eureka beacons

  Evans, Bill

  athlete

  early years

  as grating

  paratrooper

  in plane

  remembering

  roustabout accountant

  Evans, Melba

  Evans, Stan

  Family

  Easy Company as

  Garcia, T., and

  Gordon, W., and

  Liebgott, J., and

  Lipton. C., and

  Roe, E., and

  Van Klinken, R., and

  Fear in combat

  Fenstermaker, Carl

  pathfinder

  Finn, Susan

  Flynn, Errol

  Foley, Jack

  Ford, Henry

  Freedom

  living through

  from tyranny

  Garcia, Ben

  Garcia, Emilio (“Uncle Jay”)

  Garcia, Greg

  Garcia, Isabel

  Garcia, José

  Garcia, Kelly

  Garcia, Nancy

  Garcia, Stephanie

  Garcia, Tony

  in battle

  Boy Scout

  considerate kid

  dancer

  family man

  friends of

  in Korean War

  memorial service

  nightmares

  parachute jump

  playfulness

  positive light of

  religious life

  sense of humor

  TV character

  Garrod, Dick

  GI Bill

  Goering, Hermann

  Good Time Charlie

  Gordon, Cleta Tracy

  Gordon, Elizabeth (“Bebe”)

  Gordon, Gay

  Gordon, Linda

  Gordon, Walter (“Smokey”)

  Ambrose, S., and

  career/marriage

  citizen

  control and

  death

 

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