The 90th Division Newsletter
November 2002 Issue

       
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Verne Schmidt E Co. writes: "Can't say enough good about the 90th Newsletter......."

 

 

 

James R. Graham - C Co. writes:
"Receiving the greatest newsletter ever produced by our Association makes our annual dues ultra-reasonable.....On July 12, 1944, our gun took a direct hit from enemy artillery.  Sgt Aburn Moore, Cpl Elmond Kelly...................... "

 32 Fully packed pages of photos, news, stories and lots more.

 Inside this issue:

Many, many photos of reunion attendees.

Read a wonderful article about Jim Flowers and how an Army Reserve center has been named after him.
  

        Gordon Briggs, 315th Eng. writes,"Thanks for the newsletter, enjoyed reading it. I landed with the 90th Division on Utah Beach. Also was involved in freeing St. Mere Eglise.........

 

Henri Levaufre is the French Connection..........
Read all about the Frenchman who has dedicated his life to chronicling the story of the 90th in France.

      


         

 
   

 


Robert M. Levine - 358 K Co writes...."..... an amputated leg and  a note led a wounded American POW to an unlikely new home away from home......"

 Richard Shapiro - Med Det writes: "Picture enclosed: After being a POW for 30 days and escaping, I am hiking back to the 90th............."  
  Wayne Caruso contributes a letter home written by his uncle Cpl John Caruso - 358th K Co.  "....... You don't have to worry Ma, about me being in the infantry. It's really not so bad as long as I watch myself......." A story about Blanco "Coe" Eller - 358th A Co. tells of his life as a farmer, his entry into the 90th, his death in France and his nephew's efforts trying to get the medals his uncle never received.  
       

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