ONE PLATOON, COMPANY D, 3D TANK BATTALION (LIGHT TANKS): Lt.
James O'Hara (also commanding officer of 54th Armored Infantry Battalion) ONE PLATOON, TROOP D, 90TH RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRONĬommanding Officer: Lt. ONE PLATOON, COMPANY C, 55TH ARMORED ENGINEER BATTALION ONE PLATOON, COMPANY D, 3D TANK BATTALION (LIGHT TANKS) Hustead took command after Major Desobry was wounded.Ģ0TH ARMORED INFANTRY BATTALION (LESS COMPANIES A AND C) Desobry (also commanding officer, 20th Armored Infantry Battalion). ONE PLATOON, COMPANY C, 609TH TANK DESTROYER BATTALIONĢD PLATOON, TROOP D, 90TH RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRONĬommanding Officer: Major William R. GilliganģD PLATOON, COMPANY C, 55TH ARMORED ENGINEER BATTALION Cherry (also commanding officer of 3d Tank Battalion)ģD TANK BATTALION (LESS COMPANY B AND 2D PLATOON, COMPANY D)ĬOMPANY C, 20TH ARMORED INFANTRY BATTALION: Capt. TROOP D, 90TH RECONNAISSANCE (CAVALRY) SQUADRON (LESS PLATOONS WITH TEAMS)Ĭommanding Officer: Lt. The following units of Combat Command B were directly under the commander:ĥ4TH ARMORED INFANTRY BATTALION (LESS COMPANIES A AND C)Ģ0TH ARMORED INFANTRY BATTALION (LESS COMPANY C)ĬOMPANY C, 609TH TANK DESTROYER BATTALION (LESS PLATOONS WITH TEAMS)ĬOMPANY C, 55Th ARMORED ENGINEER BATTALION (LESS PLATOONS WITH TEAMS)Ĭommanding Officer: Lt. RobertsĬombat Command B was divided for tactical purposes into four main parts: the units held directly under the commander, and Teams Cherry, Desobry and O'Hara. This unit operated independently in conjunction with the 101st Airborne Division until December 21, when it was attached to the 101st and came under its command.Ĭommanding Officer: Col. BarfieldĬOMBAT COMMAND R (37TH BATTALION), 4TH ARMORED DIVISIONĬombat Command B, 10th Armored Division. PattersonĬommanding Officer: Major William E.
JohnsonĨ01ST AIRBORNE ORDNANCE MAINTENANCE COMPANYĬommanding Officer: Capt. Nelsonģ77TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALIONĬommanding Officer: Lt. Mike CampanoĬompany C, 3d Battalion: Capt. This battalion had served as the 3d Battalion of the regiment since the Normandy landing.Ĭommanding Officer: Lt, Col. Note: Though carried as the 3d Battalion, 327th Glider Infantry, in this narrative, and considered such by the command, this battalion was actually the 1st Battalion, 401st Glider Infantry, which accounts for the presence within the one regiment of two battalions with A-B-C letter companies. InmanĮxecutive (and Commanding Officer, following the wounding of Col. Strayer took over 1st Battalion): Major Lloyd E. HarwickĬommanding Officer (after Major Harwick was wounded in action): Lt. LaPrade was killed in action): Major Robert F. Members of this regiment who figure in the narrative:Ĭompany A Capt. Bottomly, Jr.Ĭommanding Officer: Major Sammie N. EwellġST BATTALION (Companies A, B, C and Hq.)Ĭommanding Officer: Major Raymond V. Starrettĭivision Artillery Commander: Col. of S., G-1, and Acting Chief of Staff: Lt. McAuliffeĪssistant Division Commander: Brig. TaylorĪcting Division Commander during the first phase of Bastogne operations: Brig.
RidgwayĪcting Commander at the beginning of the Bastogne concentration: Maj. Since 2000, our Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB Certified) and Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB Certified) organization has developed a market reputation for outstanding customer satisfaction, demonstrated by the Dun & Bradstreet Open Ratings Customer Satisfaction Survey score of 96 percent.SHAEF (Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces)Ĭommanding General: General of the Army Dwight D.
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