Old Hickory recon
Subtitle: memories of the 30th Infantry Division, 1943-1945
By: by Marion M. Sanford, staff sergeant, US Army, as told to Jeff Rogers
Contributors: Rogers, Jeff, contributor
Publisher: Schweinhund Publishing
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
ISBN-13: 9780988359055; 9780988359000; 9780988359086
Subjects: Military life; World War, 1939-1945; American Personal narratives; Campaigns; Armed Forces; Military campaigns; United States. Army. Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized, 30th; United States; United States. Army. Infantry Division, 30th; United States. Army
Other titles: Old Hickory reconnaissance; Memories of the 30th Infantry Division, 1943-1945
Table of contents: title: Home and hearth; title: Weoka; title: Gone with the draft; title: Florida sand; title: Tools of the trade; title: Good morning, corporal; title: Sergeant, don't you call me an SOB; title: Follow that truck!; title: Quonset huts and blackouts; title: I say mate, six-eight and a hay-pen; title: Totem poles; title: I don't think so; title: Viva la Prestone!; title: I'm hit, I'm hit!; title: A terrible loss; title: Mientje; title: Is this where I am going to die?; title: The Bulge; title: Rice pudding; title: Circus wagons; title: Der Kommandant has a Fräulein; title: The scenic tour; title: Who needs points anymore; title: Goodbyes; title: Y'all act like I've been around here the whole time; title: Mayme; title: Mister Mayor; title: I'll ask the questions, you give the answers; title: Everywhere by Maxwell; title: Peggy; title: Epilogue; title: Wartime letters; title: Men of the 30th Recon who are buried in Europe.