Military History of South Central Indiana

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The OFFICIAL SITE for:
Historic Camp Atterbury, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Freeman Army Air Field, Wakeman General Hospital, Billings General Hospital, Indiana Veterans' Graves, Italian POWs in Indiana, German POWs in Indiana, and Camp Atterbury Prisoner's of War.

Reconstructed Rosters for all the above.

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as of 02/09/2021
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Our profound thanks go to the AmVets of Southern Indiana, who supply the space and equally as important,
the "smarts" to make it all happen.
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ROSTERS of Individuals more than 175,000 Individual Records click on image or the words
	28th Infantry Division at Camp Atterbury during Korean War+
	30th Infantry Division at Camp Atterbury during WW2+
	31st Infantry Division during Korean War (includes Camp Atterbury time)
	83rd Infantry Division at Camp Atterbury during WW2
	92nd Infantry Division at Camp Atterbury during WW2
	106th Infantry Division at Camp Atterbury during WW2
	Atterbury & Bakalar AFB, Columbus, Indiana. during WW2 & Korea and present
	Personnel at Camp Atterbury, Ft. Harrison and Wakeman General Hospital during WW2 and Korea
	Camp Atterbury 1500 Buildings during WW2
	Camp Atterbury Italian & German Prisoners of War during WW2
	Freeman Army Air Field Personel during WW2
	Freeman Army Air Field Buildings during WW2

James D. West imo.jimwest@gmail.com www.IndianaMiliary.org

50 GigaBytes of History As It Happened

The information presented in this site has contributed to the following :

1. KING TV, Seattle WA.
"Purple Heart returned to family"
07/2017.

2. "Warriors of the 106th"
book with 41 references.
2017.

3. "Integrated Cultural Resources Management plan for Indiana Army National Guard Facilities"
2001 - 2006

4. Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center, August 08/11/2000.

5. Camp Atterbury Veterans Memorial Assn. (CAVMA)
Continuous

6. 30th Infantry Division
web site
Continuous

7. "WW2 Jet Parts Unearthed at Freeman"
07/17/2012

8. "The Diggers"
TV eposide of Freeman Field digs

9. "GI JEWS"
Jewish Americans in a WW2 movie

10. Atterbury Crier
11/2004November 2004.

11. The Republic
11/11/2004

12. The Republic
11/14/2004.

13. Shelbyvile News
03/21/2005.

14. Shelbyville News
03/22/2006.

15. The Republic
07/17/2012

16. 106th Infantry Division Assn. Discussion Board
Continuous

17. Revere's Riders
"National Museum of the Pacific War"

18. German Military Attache
German Embassy, Washington D. C.
Search for German POWs held in America

19. PBS affiliate at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN. a documentary segment on the Tuskegee Airmen in Indiana.

20. United States Military Grave Registrations
Searching for MIAs

21. 01/2017
"Mitchell Gallery of Flight Museum"
at General Mitchell International Airport, MKE, WI

22. 01/15/2018
Return of military ID tag lost on Normandy beach to Boris Stern, 30th INF DIV.

23. 04/17/2018
Documentary on
MSgt Roddie Edmonds,
who saved 200 American Jewish soldiers

24. 07/14/2018
Dutch/Belgian Fields of Honor
www.fieldsofhonor-database.com

25. 07/14/2018
Indiana University Studies app
to support the Indiana High School
Studies app.

26. 07/31/2018
"Autopsy of a Battle"
by Jean-Loup Gassend
08/26/1944

27. 03/07/2019
Samuel Klee PhD dissertation about prison farms during World War II

28.
"Wyoming WWII Film"
of an American POW during WWII, held in Stalag XIIA, Stalag XB, and Marlag Nord.
04/19/2019

29.
www.fieldsofhonor-database.com
reference the rosters regularily 06/19/2019

30.
www.RohnaClassified.com
HMT Rohna attack by German guided bomb, 11/26/1943
T/4 Joseph Pisinski
31 Signal Const. BN

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