The Things They Left Unsaid
Patricia MorseFocusing on my book, whose working title is "The Things They Left Unsaid." It's a deep dive into the lives of ordinary Americans, that is, my parents, in World War II. Their arc from before the war to the aftermath and how the world around them changed.
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D-Day for the 100th Division
In June 1944, the 100th Division was stuck in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. They had spent 14 months and a great deal of time, effort, and money creating an optimal level of unit cohesion and efficiency—the kind that is essential for the best...
Victory in Europe
I have some catching up to do, so this entry is long. I’ll continue into the Occupation. My father didn’t make it home until January 1946. Some of the others from his unit I talked to didn’t get home until March 1946.
Chaos, April 1945
Two tanks, which together with Company ‘H’, captured the village of Scheppbach, pause before moving on. Company ‘H’, 2nd Battalion, 398th Infantry Regiment, 100th Infantry Division, VIth Corps, 7th Army. Scheppbach, Germany. April 15, 1945....
The Battle for Heilbronn
Heilbronn sits in a bowl with a massive escarpment forming an amphitheater around it. The Germans hauled every piece of artillery they could get their hand on to the top of the escarpment, encircling the city and giving clear view of the ba...
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I retired and this happened--writing about the history around me and sometimes gardening. My Hyde Park History newsletter is at https://patriciamorsehistory.beehiiv.com/
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