Combat Journal The Story of the Timberwolf Regiment of the Lightning Division in World War II 1944 – 1945
The story of the 311th Infantry Regiment in the E.T.O.
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Description
“This short history of the 311th United States Infantry only forms a framework on which each individual may build his own personal experience” – The Old Man (Col. Chester Willingham).
This intimate regimental history was printed by Parzeller & Co. in Fulda, Germany in 1945. It provides a detailed overview of the WWII campaign of the 311th Infantry ‘Timberwolf’ Regiment, a component of the 78th Infantry Division in the European Theater. Descriptive text, photographs, and numerous maps (two of which are fold-outs) commemorate the units’ efforts toward Allied victory. Notable actions include the Battle for Kesternich, the Remagen Bridgehead, and the capture of the Ruhr Pocket.
Map Details
Publication Date: 1945
Author: Parzeller & Co.
Sheet Width (in): 8.5
Sheet Height (in): 11.75
Condition: B
Condition Description: 144 pp. volume bound with old glue in original blue cloth boards. Moderate to heavy wear throughout, including a weak spine, scuffed covers, and scattered spotting and soiling throughout the contents. Includes two fold old-out pictorial maps that shows heavy spotting, wear along the fore-edge, and weakness along creases. Between fair and good condition overall.
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