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Tags: 1944, 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, Belgium, Carl Frey, Charles F. Haines, Charles Hammer, Harold Hinkle, Harold W. Billow, James P. Mattera, Luke S. Swartz, Malmedy Massacre, Maytown, Robert Mearig, St. Vith, Sylvester V. Herchelroth, William F. Ream, WWII

Tags: 1944, 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, Amp, Battery B, Battle of the Bulge, Charles Haines, Harold Billow, Malmedy Massacre, Oscar Jordan, Robert P. Mearig, Vera Albert

Tags: 1944, 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, Battery B, Battle of the Bulge, Clyde Groff, D-Day, Harold Billow, Henry E. Huber, John Groft, Millersville VFW, Ray Thatcher

Tags: 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, Battery B, Battle of the Bulge, Baugnez, David O'Connor, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Ernic Bechtold, George S. Patton, George Steffy, Harold Billow, Harry Adams, James Mattera, Jochen Peiper, Larry Alexander, Luke Swartz, Ralph Indelicato, Robert Mearig, SS, St. Vith, William McIlwaine

Tags: 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, Barbara Little, Battery B, Belgium, DD214, Harold Billow, James Mattera, Malmedy Massacre, Robert P. Mearig, Ronald N. Cohen, SS, WWII

Tags: 1944, 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, Camp Gruber, Carl A. Daub, Carl B. Frey, Charles F. Haines, Ernest W. Bechtel, Fort Sill, George H. Steffy, Golfman, Hal Boyle, Harold Hinkle, Harold W. Billow, James P. Mattera, Luke S. Swartz, Malmedy Massacre, Robert Mearig, Sylvester V. Herchelroth, William F. Reem, WWII

Tags: 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, Battle of the Bulge, Harold Billow, Jim Mattera, Malmedy Massacre, Marietta, Omaha Beach, Robert D. Wilcox, WWII

Tags: 101st Airborne Division, 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, 291st Engineering Battalion, 4th Armored Division, 559th Field Artillery Battalion, Belgium, Cafe Schmitz, Cardiff, Didier Cornely, Donegal Ledger, England, Eric Schmitz, Harold Billow, Jay R. Snyder, Malmedy Massacre, Omaha Beach, Raymond McKeeby, St. Vith, Thomas Calles, Wales, Wilbur Charles, WWII