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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2020 · 5 MIN

Episode 20: September 16th and 17th, 1944

from Letters from the Past · host Scott Ginther

On the 16th of Sept, the battalion moved out towards the river at 0715.  The Moselle was crossed without incident in a heavy smoke screen. I sure don’t know what I’ll sleep in tonight because everything is wet.  Reminds me of Tennessee. A little French girl has been over a dozen times yesterday.  I gave her everything I got I didn’t want.  This morning they brought over a pie.  I gave her four packages of cigarettes for it for her papa.  She left all smiles.

On the 16th of Sept, the battalion moved out towards the river at 0715.  The Moselle was crossed without incident in a heavy smoke screen. I sure don’t know what I’ll sleep in tonight because everything is wet.  Reminds me of Tennessee. A little French girl has been over a dozen times yesterday.  I gave her everything I got I didn’t want.  This morning they brought over a pie.  I gave her four packages of cigarettes for it for her papa.  She left all smiles.

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On the 16th of Sept, the battalion moved out towards the river at 0715.  The Moselle was crossed without incident in a heavy smoke screen. I sure don’t know what I’ll sleep in tonight because everything is wet.  Reminds me of Tennessee. A little...

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