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Unit HistoryTPW-UNT-0162Citation or article text

33rd Infantry Division in World War II

The Illinois division’s wartime service led through Hawaii, New Guinea and Morotai to northern Luzon, where difficult terrain, combined operations and widely separated small-unit actions defined its contribution.

PersonTPW-PER-0031Citation or article text

Albert Ernest Schwab

The valley offered almost no cover. Shallow folds of earth and shattered shrubs were all that shielded the Marines of 1st Battalion, 5th Marines as they tried to push forward on Okinawa Shima on May 7, 1945. Ahead of them, on a high ridge at the valley’s mouth, a Japanese machine gun hammered the slopes, stitching bullets across every patch of ground where a helmet or sleeve dared to move. The air vibrated with the c

BattleTPW-BAT-0013Citation or article text

Battle of Iwo Jima

A story of a volcanic ridge, two flags in the wind, and a fight that reshaped the Pacific war’s final months.

BattleTPW-BAT-0022Citation or article text

Battle of the Bulge

A story of a winter surprise offensive and exhausted American units holding the line under crushing odds.

BattleTPW-BAT-0024Citation or article text

Battle of the Philippine Sea

An air-sea clash where radar, training, and discipline turned a desperate carrier defense into a one-sided hammer blow that reshaped the Pacific war.

PersonTPW-PER-0036Citation or article text

Beauford T. Anderson

In the dark, humid hours before dawn on Okinawa, the American line around Kakazu Ridge was little more than a jagged string of foxholes and shattered stone. Technical Sergeant Beauford “Andy” Anderson and the men of his weapons platoon had spent the night listening to the island—distant artillery rumbled, mortars coughed, and now and then a Japanese flare turned the terraced fields silver for a heartbeat before dropp