Dietz, Robert, S/SGT

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Last Rank
Staff Sergeant
Last Service Branch
Infantry
Last Primary MOS
745-Rifleman
Last MOS Group
Infantry
Primary Unit
1945-1945, 745, III Armored Corps (3rd Corps)
Service Years
1941 - 1945
Infantry
Staff Sergeant
One Service Stripe
Two Overseas Service Bars

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Home State
New York
New York
Year of Birth
1921
 
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Casualty Info
Last Address
Kingston, New York
Casualty Date
Mar 29, 1945
 
Cause
KIA-Died of Wounds
Reason
Gun, Small Arms Fire
Location
Germany
Conflict
World War II

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   1944-1944, 745, 3rd Army

Staff Sergeant
From Month/Year
- / 1944
To Month/Year
- / 1944
Unit
3rd Army Unit Page
Rank
Staff Sergeant
MOS
745-Rifleman
Base, Fort or City
Verdun/Metx
State/Country
France
 
 
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 3rd Army Details

3rd Army
Type
Support
 
Parent Unit
Field Armies and Groups
Strength
Command
Created/Owned By
Not Specified
   

Last Updated: Oct 25, 2008
   
Memories For This Unit

Other Memories
The 7th Armored Division landed on Omaha and Utah Beaches, 13-14 August 1944, and was assigned to Third U.S. Army. The Division drove through Nogent-le-Rotrou in an attack on Chartres. The city fell on 18 August. From Chartres, the Division advanced to liberate Dreux and then Melun, where they crossed the Seine River, 24 August. The Division then pushed on to bypass Reims and liberate Chateau-Thierry and then Verdun, 31 August. The 7th halted briefly for refueling and then on 6 September drove on toward the Moselle and made a crossing near Dornot. This crossing had to be withdrawn in the face of the heavy fortifications around Metz. The 7th then made attempts to cross the Moselle northwest of Metz but the deep river valley was not suitable terrain for an armored attack. Elements of the Division assisted the 5th Infantry Division in expanding a bridgehead east of Arnaville, south of Metz, and on 15 September, the main part of the Division crossed the Moselle there. The Division was repulsed in its attacks across the Seille River at and near Sillegny, part of an attack in conjunction with 5th Infantry Division that was also repulsed further north.

   
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82 Members Also There at Same Time
3rd Army

Mick, Junior, Cpl, (1943-1946) IN 745 Private First Class
Diemer, Christopher, PFC, (1941-1945) IN 745 Private (E-2)
Garrett, Richard, T/4, (1944-1946) IN 745 Technician Fourth Grade
Nethercott, Joseph John, PFC, (1943-1945) IN 745 Private First Class
McQuerry, Charles, CSM, (1943-1983) IN 11B10 Corporal
Dodd, Fred, SGT, (1940-1945) IN 188 Sergeant
Hawk (CMoH), John Druse, SGT, (1943-1945) IN 604 Sergeant
Patton, George Smith, GEN, (1909-1945) USA 0002 Lieutenant General
Gaffey, Hugh, MG, (1917-1946) USA 0002 Major General
Maddox, Halley, MG, (1920-1959) USA 0002 Brigadier General
Muller, Walter, MG, (1918-1956) LO 2625 Brigadier General
Williams, Edward T, LTG, (1920-1961) FA 1193 Brigadier General
Bratton, Rufus, COL, (1914-1952) AG 2900 Colonel
Campanole, Nickolas, COL, (1899-1945) CA 2180 Colonel
Cummings, Robert, COL, (1917-1946) AG 42A Colonel
Koch, Oscar, BG, (1916-1954) MI 9301 Colonel
Matthews, Frederick, COL, (1917-1952) AG 2260 Colonel
Carpenter, Charles, LTC, (1942-1946) AV 101D Lieutenant Colonel
Posey, Robert Kelley, CPT, (1927-1945) CA 8104 Captain
Garis, Charles Russell, 1LT, (1941-1945) AR 1222 First Lieutenant
Russell, Joseph, LTC, (1943-1965) QM 4445 First Lieutenant
[Name Withheld], (1860-1918) EN 00B10 Sergeant Major
Clay, William, M/SGT, (1936-1949) OD 342 Master Sergeant
Gibson Sr., Fredrick, Cpl, (1942-1945) AR 736 Private (E-2)
Berkowitz, Leo, 1ST SGT, (1942-1946) MI 631 First Sergeant
Mims, John, M/SGT, (1940-1945) TC 345 Master Sergeant
Allen, William, S/SGT, (1940-1945) SC 776 Staff Sergeant
Gunderson, Conrad, S/SGT, (1941-1945) FA 645 Staff Sergeant
REDINGER, CECIL, T/4, (1942-1946) OD 909 Technician Third Grade
Brubeck, Dave, SGT, (1942-1946) AB 439 Sergeant
Gardner, Robert Louis, SGT, (1943-1962) OD 913 Sergeant
Rulli, Anthony, SGT, (1943-1945) EN 968 Sergeant
Worley, Oscar, SGT, (1941-1945) AR 761 Sergeant
Meyer, Russell Albion, T/4, (1941-1945) SC 043 Technician Fourth Grade
Crenna, Richard Donald, Cpl, (1944-1945) SC 05B10 Corporal
Marsh, Douglas Wayne, Cpl, (1943-1946) MP 669 Corporal
Collier, Garth, T/5, (1943-1945) TC 931 Technician Fifth Grade
Eddy, George, T/5, (1942-1945) EN 846 Technician Fifth Grade
Goodson, Milton, T/5, (1943-1946) TC 345 Technician Fifth Grade
Martin, John EN 78 Technician Fifth Grade
Reeves, Linual, T/5, (1942-1945) FA 645 Technician Fifth Grade
Hughes, John, PFC, (1943-1944) UN 00E Private First Class
Cerroni, Angelo, PVT, (1942-1945) AR 610 Private
Fesmire, George Richard, PVT, (1943-1945) AR 795 Private
Gilmore, John, PFC, (1943-1945) EN 729 Private
Kidd, Andrew, PFC, (1942-1945) FA 845 Private
King, Charles, PVT, (1940-1945) UN 00E Private
King, Charles, PVT, (1940-1945) UN 00E Private
Codman, Charles, COL, (1915-1945) 2030 Colonel
Pfann, George, LTC, (1940-1945) 2011 Lieutenant Colonel
Truscott, Lucian King Jr., GEN, (1917-1947) Lieutenant General
Gay, Hobart Raymond, LTG, (1917-1955) Major General
Harkins, Paul Donal, GEN, (1929-1964) CV Colonel
Stevens, Pat M., COL, (1933-1964) Lieutenant Colonel
Stiller, Alexander, MAJ, (1917-1946) IN Major
St. John, Adrian, MG, (1943-1977) First Lieutenant
Longden, James, SGT, (1941-1963) AR Sergeant
Meeks, William, M/SGT, (1917-1946) CV Master Sergeant
Fletcher, Eugene, S/SGT, (1943-1945) Staff Sergeant

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