German border 1945
6th Armored Division sign at the German border 1945.
At the German border 1945
German border 1945
Looking across the river at the German border 1945.
In Brussels Belgium 1945
At a local establishment with a bottle of Cognac in Brussels Belgium 1945
In Belgium Jan 1945
The people that they shared meals with in Belgium
Ken and Stubby
Ken playing with his dog Stubby while on leave
Kenneth 1943
Kenneth in 1943
Why I am sharing these letters
- N.A.
- United States
- Hello, Kenneth was my dad. He served in WWII from 1942 through 1945. He was assigned first to the 9th Armored Division which was getting ready for desert war in Africa. He was with the tank division. Later he was with the 4th Armored Division and then the 6th. He was finally sent to Europe in Dec. of 1943. He fought in many campaigns and finally helped to liberate Buckenwald Prison camp. He also served as a guard and prisoner escort during the Nierenberg trials. He was finally sent back home after the war ended in 1945. His letters home to his mother are now mine along with some of his other service momentos. I decided to share the letters because of the positive attitude that he kept no matter what he faced. He was like that all of his life and I believe we would all do better in our own lives if we did the same.
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