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Modern Era Photos of Men of The 508th
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 Albert
W. Holdford
received his BS in Education from Youngstown College, Youngstown, OH
in June 1954. He then began teaching at the Roosevelt School |
 Raymond
Holub
Co E, 1946
[courtesy of Al Howell] |
 Donald
B. Hollis
(3/508 ARCT) |
 Kenneth
H. Hook
(Co A) was a POW after being captured in Normandy
(courtesy of Serge Vandenbroeck) |
Kenneth H. Hook
(Ca A, POW) |
 Keith
B. Householder
served with A Co, 2/508 from 1975-1979. |
 Keith
B. Householder
in honor guard at Arlington National Cemetery. |
 James
B. Howard
(Hq 1st) |
 William Howard [L] and Jim Wynn
Howard snuck into the Army at age 14 and he was found out at age 16
while the 508th was in Ireland. When contacted, his mother gave
her permission for him to remain in service. |
 William
S. "Babe" Howard
[Co G] |
 Harry
Hudec with Mme Dorey Gilbert
of Picauville. She was 17 years old when Harry was wounded in
1944 and took refuge in her family's barn. She recognized Harry on
this return trip and recalled that he had been wounded in the leg. Photo
is undated. |
Back at The Scene
An arrow marks the doorway where Harry was hidden out after being
wounded in Picauville |
Harry Hudec
[Hq Hq] June 6th, 2004 at the La Fière D-Day festivities
(courtesy of Bill Nation) |
Raymond and Alice Hummel |
 Johnnie
S. Humphrey
Co C (1945-46) |
 Maxwell
C. Hunter
(Co E, 1945) in a University of Miami yearbook photo, 1949 |
 Elroy
V. Huwe
[1923-2010]
was in the 501st for WW-II but transferred to 508th, 3rd Bn in March
1945 |
 Floyd
R. Hyatt
(Hq 1st) |
 BG
Arthur S. Hyman
was a company commander with the 508th ARCT |
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