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The Dogface Gallery is a gallery of honor for photos of soldiers from the 3rd Division and related units during WWII
Electronic images can be sent to contact@dogfacesoldier.org.
Please include full name, rank and unit info plus any related information.
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T4 John R Haines
3rd Division HQ
Forward Communications
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Cpl James Edgar
Harward Jr
7th Regiment
Company B
photo taken April 20, 1945
Awarded Bronze Star; retired from Army after 26 years as a Sergeant Major
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Pfc Lee E Hatfield
30th Regiment
Company F
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Pvt Eddie Hauser
3rd U.S. Infantry Division
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Col John A Heinteges
CO Seventh Infantry Regiment
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T4 Willam Heller
15th Regiment
3rd Signal Company
from Chicago, Illinois
» click for William Heller's
Memoir «
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Pfc Herbert J Hinson
15th Regiment
Company L
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Col William H Hobson
CO 30th Infantry Regiment (Oct. 1935 - June 1942)
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S/Sgt Joeseph V Hodgins
7th Regiment
picture from Life Magazine cover Dec 1944,
"Man of the Year"
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Pfc Adolf I Hoffman
7th Regiment
Battle Patrol
Bronze Star; three Purple Hearts
wounded in the Colmar Pocket
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Pfc Eddie Holderbaum
7th Regiment
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M/Sgt Harry B Indahl
3rd Division HQ
Awarded Bronze Star
Wartime sketch by T4 Ladislaus J Skrzypczyk of Division HQ
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Cpl Ray Jones
15th Regiment
Company H
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T/Sgt. Merrill B Kalb
3rd Division HQ G3
Awarded Bronze Star
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Father Mitchell Kaprowski
3rd Division Chaplain
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2nd Lt James L Kemp
3rd Signal Company
Battlefield Commision
Killed in Action June 3, 1944 during the drive to Rome
Awarded a Silver Star for action at the Volturno River in Italy Nov. 1943
and an Order of the Red Star (182 awarded to Allied soldiers in WWII)
for action in southern Italy
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Pfc Winfred "Wimpy" Kenner
T5 Robert Hollingsworth
Pvt Robert Maguire
T5 Herbert Link
(clockwise from upper left)
3rd Signal Company
Taken in Naples prior to Anzio
Maguire was Killed in Action during the
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T5 Clifford B Kincaid
7th Regiment Band
3rd Division Band
Photo taken at Ford Ord, California
Kincaid was rolled into the 3rd Division Band
prior to the Anzio invasion when the regimental
bands were regroupeD The full band eventually
was landed at Anzio.
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Jo Kindlarski
15th Regiment
Company G
Africa-Austria and Germany Occupation
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Karl M Kindt Jr
U.S. 3rd Infantry Division
Battlefield Commision
Killed in Action April 12, 1945 in Gadheim, Germany; buried at St. Avold, Lorraine Cemetery
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Capt Claude Lazard
French Liaison Mission
Wartime sketch by T4 Ladislaus J Skrzypczyk of Division HQ
» (click for alternate
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Pfc Domingo S. Ledesma
Company L - 7th Regiment
Served May 22, 1941 to October 13, 1943
KIA near Centurano, Italy
during the crossing of the Volturno River
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Captain Harry E. Levy
Company H - 7th Regiment
North Africa-Italy
Wounded - Sicily
July 10, 1943
Wounded - Italy
May 29, 1944
Died from wounds June 1
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Maj Gen John P Lucas
VI Corps CO 1943-1944
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Loy J Marshall
Company C, 83rd Chemical Mortar Battalion
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Col Lionel C McGarr
CO 30th Infantry Regiment
January-May 1945
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2nd Lt Anthony F Melfi
756th Tank Battalion — Co. B and HQ
Killed in Action at the Maison Rouge Bridge
on Jan. 24, 1945 supporting 3rd Batallion, 15th Regiment
in the Colmar Pocket
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Sgt Fred Melfi
3rd U.S. Infantry Division - 7th Army
southern France to Germany Occupation
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T3 Frank Minnick
10th Field Artillery
1944-1946
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M/Sgt Julian Horace Mitchell
7th Regiment
Co. C and HQ
Cassino (Sept '43) to Anzio (first wave) to Austria
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Sgt Norman Mohar
30th Regiment
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Captain Denis Moore
3rd Division Catholic Chaplain
Father Moore was stationed in Germany until his retirement in the 1960's (caption info courtesy Dolores Sapiro-Swanson)
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Pfc Ralph William Moore
7th Infantry Regiment M Company
Africa to France
KIA with a Posthumous Silver Star on FeB 3, 1945
in the Colmar Pocket; Buried in Epinal France
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Sgt Walter L Morrows
7th Regiment
wounded in battle
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Lt Audie Murphy
15th Regiment
» click for Audie Murphy's
bio «
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Lt Col Richard H Neddersen
CO 30th Infantry Regiment (DeC 1944 - Jan. 1945)
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T5 Milt L O'Barr
85th Engineer Heavy Ponton Battalion
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Capt John O'Connell
3rd Reconnaissance Troop – CO. April 26-AuG 30, 1944
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Maj Gen John W "Iron Mike" O'Daniel
CO 3rd Infantry Division – Feb 1944 - June 1945
» click for Iron Mike's
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Cpl Cletus Offerman
756th Tank Battalion —
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S/Sgt Robert Maxwell O'Kane
7th Regiment
Company B
Purple Heart (2); Silver Star (2); Bronze Star
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2nd Lt Edwin Olson
756th Tank Battalion
Company C
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Pfc Fred Oleynek
15th Regiment
2nd Battalion HQ
Heavy Weapons Crew; s France to Germany – 1947
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Pfc Charles O'Neil
Pfc Fred Seltzman
Pfc Paul Wise
Pfc Ray Keller
15th Regiment
Company I
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S/Sgt Edward J O'Rourke, Jr
30th Regiment
Company G
Silver Star
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Lt Col James L Osgard
CO 30th Infantry Regiment
Occupation of Germany 1945
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Lt Gen Alexander M Patch
CO Seventh Army
» click for Alexander Patch's
bio «
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Capt George S Peck
30th Regiment
E Co/Infantry HQ,
2nd Battalion
2 Silver Stars, 3 Bronze Stars; 3 Purple Hearts
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1st Lt Hyman Pergament
30th Regiment
Company H
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Lt Col Robert L Petherick
CO 10th Engineers
Sept. 1944 - May 1945
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S/Sgt Dick Phillips
6th Army Group
Rifleman-Company Clerk
from Bradford, Arizona
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1st Lt James Alfred Pringle
30th Regiment
Company H
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