YAHUDAH, Benyahmin B. Yahudah (From http://projects.militarytimes.com/valor/army-spc-benyahmin-b-yahudahArmy Spc. Benyahmin B. Yahudah, age 24, of Bogart, GA; assigned to the 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment,

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• 2nd Infantry Division
• 7th Infantry Regiment
• 2nd Infantry Regiment
• 2nd Brigade Combat Team
• 1st Infantry Division
• 1st Brigade Combat Team
• 1st Infantry Division
• 3rd Infantry Division
• 1st Infantry Division
• 20th Infantry Regiment
• 3rd Battalion 16th Field Artillery Regiment
• 30th Armored Brigade Combat Team

Presidential Unit Citation For those of you who never knew and were wondering if your unit was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation, later named the Distinguished Unit Citation, here is a listing of those units author

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• Military
• United States National Guard
• 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment
• 9th Infantry Division
• Military organization
• 30th Infantry Division
• Presidential Unit Citation

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Magdeburg Revisited Frank W. Towers, formerly a 1st Lt. of the 30th Infantry Division, the U.S. Army unit that liberated Magdeburg, Germany on 18 April 1945, pays a return visit to this formerly famous City. It was 60

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• Hanseatic League
• Martin Luther
• 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment
• 30th Infantry Division
• Magdeburg Central Station
• Magdeburg-Wittenberge railway
• Magdeburg
• States of Germany
• Saxony-Anhalt

The history of the 30th Infantery Division Patch

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• 28th Infantry Division
• 35th Infantry Division
• 30th Infantry Division
• Military organization
• United States Army

The Seine to the Siegfried Line After expanding and consolidating the bridgehead, on 26, 27 & 28 August, centering around Pontoise, the next mission of the 30th Infantry Division was one of exploitation, and capitalizin

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• Siegfried Line
• Hindenburg Line
• World War II
• Geography of Europe
• Geography of the Netherlands
• 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment
• 30th Infantry Division
• Heerlen
• Maastricht

Significant Dates in the 30th’s History Below are listed some of the most significant dates in the history of the 30th Division upon its creation, and since its activation in 1940 and throughout WWII. July 18, 1917 T

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• 30th Infantry Division
• 29th Infantry Division
• 9th Infantry Division
• 30th Infantry Regiment
• 168th Military Police Battalion
• 2nd Battalion
• 30th Infantry Regiment
• United States Army
• Military organization
• 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment

Weferlingen – Walbeck – Grasleben On 10 April 1945, Brunswick, Germany was captured by the 30th Infantry Division, with the next objective being Magdeburg The following day 11 April 1945, proceeding on towards Magd

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• Buchenwald concentration camp
• Walbeck
• 30th Infantry Division
• States of Germany
• Grasleben
• Walbeck
• Börde

Military Police in the 30th Infantry Division during WWII by Brett Bondurant

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• Provost
• Sergeant
• 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment
• 99th Infantry Division
• Shoulder sleeve insignia
• Military organization
• Military
• Military police

The Death Train at Farsleben, Germany 13 April 1945 The 30th Infantry Division had just liberated Brunswick, and our next objective was Magdeburg on the western bank of the Elbe River. Unknown to us at this time, the E

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• Lower Saxony
• Bergen
• Lower Saxony
• Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
• Celle
• Heidmark
• Lüneburg Heath
• The Holocaust
• Tank destroyer battalion
• Responsibility for the Holocaust
• Nazi war crimes
• Military sociology
• Nazi Germany