T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb" on a captured German motorbike during occupation duty, Most likely taken in austria. In courtesy of T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb"

T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb" (with tank cap) and another man of 1st platoon pictured on their m8 greyhound with the 37mm gun and .50 cal browning. In courtesy of T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb"

"These are the boys that was in my section at that time and now in another section with Ferguson, Julian and Herbie." T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb" is pcitured on the far right. also notice the captured luger pistol and revolver in the middle. In courtesy of T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb"

T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb" (on the left) with another soldier from 1st platoon (most likely George Lithicum, his best friend) also note the snow and winter clothing. picture taken in Luxembourg In courtesy of T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb"

T/5 McCall was a member of 1st platoon. This picture was taken during occupation duty at the end of world war 2. In courtesy of T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb"

Thanksgiving 1944 came on the heels of some of the roughest fighting the division had encountered in the war. Discomforts of dining notwithstanding, the troops were more than happy to get hot turkey fare on November 23 and didn't gripe about lack of formality. The smile on the face of Pvt. Robert Sears of Kingston, N.H., (26th cav rec tr) reflect the general mood of the soldiers on this happy day.

Painting made by Ronald Ferguson, member of 1st platoon, earned the silver star medal and bronze star medal. depicting a reconnaisance patrol in a town during combat, note the house in flames and a dead soldier drawn on the left. In courtesy of T/5 Floyd W. McCall "Reb"