These are some pictures that my father in law had stashed away.  I am assuming that he was in the 1058th because of the pictures, but all of his records were lost in the fire of 1973.  In the one picture with his buddies in a bar or something, George Brannon is the one on the far right.  I have no idea who the others are.  The picture where they are sitting on a dock or bridge, George is in the center front.

I have a lot more pictures, and will probably post them later.  Most appear to be official Army photos that were badly copied.

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http://www.historynet.com/the-hurtgen-forest-1944-the-worst-place-of-any.htm

The Hürtgen Forest, 1944: The Worst Place of Any

If you can read through this without shedding a tear...heartbreaking...

Posted by my cousin on FB. Cass City, MI is near where he lives.

Cass City WWII vet who lived ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ battle honored

http://www.tuscolatoday.com/index.php/2017/03/01/cass-city-wwii-vet-who-lived-hacksaw-ridge-battle-honored/

Thinking today of the service and sacrifice of Seaman 2nd Class Bryl G. Bowman, who went missing in action on this date 75 years ago. Seaman Bowman was a crew member aboard the USS Houston, which on 1 March 1942 was caught in a desperate battle with the Japanese fleet and was sunk off of the Java coast. Of the 1061 men aboard the Houston, 693 perished.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Houston_(CA-30)

http://www.click2houston.com/news/ceremonies-mark-75th-anniversary-of-uss-houston-sinking

On this 75th anniversary, here is to all the sailors of the USS Houston "still on duty"

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Naval officer and PT boat commander William "Bud" Liebenow passed away Friday February 24th, 2017 at age 97. It was him and his crew that rescued future President John F. Kennedy and the rest of the PT-109 survivors in 1943.

http://www.stltoday.com/news/national/wwii-navy-officer-who-helped-rescue-kennedy-dies-at-age/article_bd313c11-3700-5b6a-a844-953a1fc972e9.html

Thank you for your service to our country sir, rest in peace.

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