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80 years ago today the 26th Infantry Regiment of the US Army was on their 158th day of almost continuous action since June 6, 1944. They were in the Hürtgen Forest and by early December they would be given one month of rest in December in Aubel, Belgium but that only lasted a week because the fighting in the Ardennes would begin.
That's what my dad was up to. There is a lot to remember from the past as it plays out again today.
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80 years ago today the 26th Infantry Regiment of the US Army was on their 158th day of almost continuous action since June 6, 1944. They were in the Hürtgen Forest and by early December they would be given one month of rest in December in Aubel, Belgium but that only lasted a week because the fighting in the Ardennes would begin.
That's what my dad was up to. There is a lot to remember from the past as it plays out again today.
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80 years ago today the 26th Infantry Regiment of the US Army was on their 158th day of almost continuous action since June 6, 1944. They were in the Hürtgen Forest and by early December they would be given one month of rest in December in Aubel, Belgium but that only lasted a week because the fighting in the Ardennes would begin.
That's what my dad was up to. There is a lot to remember from the past as it plays out again today.
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80 years ago today the 26th Infantry Regiment of the US Army was on their 158th day of almost continuous action since June 6, 1944. They were in the Hürtgen Forest and by early December they would be given one month of rest in December in Aubel, Belgium but that only lasted a week because the fighting in the Ardennes would begin.
That's what my dad was up to. There is a lot to remember from the past as it plays out again today.
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80 years ago today the 26th Infantry Regiment of the US Army was on their 158th day of almost continuous action since June 6, 1944. They were in the Hürtgen Forest and by early December they would be given one month of rest in December in Aubel, Belgium but that only lasted a week because the fighting in the Ardennes would begin.
That's what my dad was up to. There is a lot to remember from the past as it plays out again today.