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Jack's Story: 7th Armored Division Tank Commander in WWII

John and Janice Wilson

Following my father's WWII journey — posted exactly 81 years after it happened. Free, always.

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The Hill

Colonel Wemple called his company commanders and platoon leaders forward on the morning of April 4th to reconnoiter Hill 693 on foot. When they returned, he laid out the plan of attack and mounted them up in eleven Sherman tanks.

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Into the Pocket

They moved out around seven-thirty in the evening on April 2nd under blackout conditions, and within an hour, the rain started. Jack’s company was part of Task Force Wemple, traveling in convoy through the darkness toward a town called Mede...

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The Reappearance of the Light

Easter Sunday service, 7th Armored Division, Germany, April 1, 1945. The same day, the Ruhr Pocket closed.

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Americana III

Jack Wilson and Americana III, Germany, spring 1945. The name he gave his tank was the same one he used to reassure his wife he had been faithful.

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  • John and Janice Wilson

    A son tells his father's WWII story through the letters he sent home from the 7th Armored Division, 81 years after the events they describe.

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