Purple heart lane
Purple heart lane
il y a 1 peinture qui relate les faits,"strikeattack".
tu tapes robert cole sur yahoo surch avec image,et tu l'as
tu tapes robert cole sur yahoo surch avec image,et tu l'as
Purple heart lane
Il me semble la connaitre. Ne serait-ce pas des paras américains chargeant sur un pont, avec plusieurs cadavres allemands à côté?
Purple heart lane
Et qu'a fait le Pvt Joe Mann pour recevoir la MOH ???lipton a écrit :Seulement 2 hommes de la 101ème ont reçu la MOH:
-le Lt-Col Cole pour sa charge à la baionnette à la ferme Ingouf
-le Pvt Joe Mann lors de l'opération Market Garden
Tous les 2 ont été tués lors de Market Garden.
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Purple heart lane
Voila donc son histoire :
"Rank and organization: Private First Class, U.S. Army, Company H, 502d Parachute Infantry, 101st Airborne Division. Place and date: Best, Holland, 18 September 1944. Entered service at: Seattle, Wash. Birth: Rearden, Wash. G.O. No.: 73, 30 August 1945. Citation: He distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry above and beyond the call of duty. On 18 September 1944, in the vicinity of Best., Holland, his platoon, attempting to seize the bridge across the Wilhelmina Canal, was surrounded and isolated by an enemy force greatly superior in personnel and firepower. Acting as lead scout, Pfc. Mann boldly crept to within rocket-launcher range of an enemy artillery position and, in the face of heavy enemy fire, destroyed an 88mm. gun and an ammunition dump. Completely disregarding the great danger involved, he remained in his exposed position, and, with his M-1 rifle, killed the enemy one by one until he was wounded 4 times. Taken to a covered position, he insisted on returning to a forward position to stand guard during the night. On the following morning the enemy launched a concerted attack and advanced to within a few yards of the position, throwing hand grenades as they approached. One of these landed within a few feet of Pfc. Mann. Unable to raise his arms, which were bandaged to his body, he yelled "grenade" and threw his body over the grenade, and as it exploded, died. His outstanding gallantry above and beyond the call of duty and his magnificent conduct were an everlasting inspiration to his comrades for whom he gave his life."
Source : http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/mohiib1.htm
D'après ce que j'ai compris, lors d'une attaque allemande à la grenade, il se serait sacrifié en protégeant quelque chose (je ne sais pas quoi) d'une grenade avec son corps. ce qui l'aurait tué.
Quelqu'un peu nous éclaircir ...
"Rank and organization: Private First Class, U.S. Army, Company H, 502d Parachute Infantry, 101st Airborne Division. Place and date: Best, Holland, 18 September 1944. Entered service at: Seattle, Wash. Birth: Rearden, Wash. G.O. No.: 73, 30 August 1945. Citation: He distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry above and beyond the call of duty. On 18 September 1944, in the vicinity of Best., Holland, his platoon, attempting to seize the bridge across the Wilhelmina Canal, was surrounded and isolated by an enemy force greatly superior in personnel and firepower. Acting as lead scout, Pfc. Mann boldly crept to within rocket-launcher range of an enemy artillery position and, in the face of heavy enemy fire, destroyed an 88mm. gun and an ammunition dump. Completely disregarding the great danger involved, he remained in his exposed position, and, with his M-1 rifle, killed the enemy one by one until he was wounded 4 times. Taken to a covered position, he insisted on returning to a forward position to stand guard during the night. On the following morning the enemy launched a concerted attack and advanced to within a few yards of the position, throwing hand grenades as they approached. One of these landed within a few feet of Pfc. Mann. Unable to raise his arms, which were bandaged to his body, he yelled "grenade" and threw his body over the grenade, and as it exploded, died. His outstanding gallantry above and beyond the call of duty and his magnificent conduct were an everlasting inspiration to his comrades for whom he gave his life."
Source : http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/mohiib1.htm
D'après ce que j'ai compris, lors d'une attaque allemande à la grenade, il se serait sacrifié en protégeant quelque chose (je ne sais pas quoi) d'une grenade avec son corps. ce qui l'aurait tué.
Quelqu'un peu nous éclaircir ...
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Purple heart lane
D' après ce que je sais, il s' est jeté à plat ventre sur la grenade pour sauver ses camarades.
Il me semble que cela s' est passé dans une tranchée mais je suis pas sûr.
Il me semble que cela s' est passé dans une tranchée mais je suis pas sûr.
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Purple heart lane
J'avais déjà posté un message expliquant les raisons pour lesquelles Joe Mann avait reçu la MOH...
Enfin bref, merci d'avoir reposté cela aymer.
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Enfin bref, merci d'avoir reposté cela aymer.
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Mike Ranney à son petit-fils:
-"Grand-père, as tu été un héros pendant la guerre?"
-"Non mais j'ai servi dans une compagnie de héros".
-"Grand-père, as tu été un héros pendant la guerre?"
-"Non mais j'ai servi dans une compagnie de héros".
Purple heart lane
Private First Class, c'est marqué.garand m1 a écrit :Quel était son grade?