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From Fedala to Berchtesgaden: History of 7th United States Infantry in WWII
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Item Number: L0060
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From Fedala to Berchtesgaden: A History of the Seventh United States Infantry in World War II
by Nathan William White
The complete history of the U.S. 7th Infantry Regiment in World War II.
Possibly the most extensive and complete history of a U.S. regiment in World War II ever produced.
Originally published in 1947.
Military Reference Library #L060
Available as a PDF file (546 MB) from Merriam Press
High quality scan of every page of the original work
Not available for downloading
Will be shipped by mail on a CDR disc
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Contents
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Foreword
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A Brief History of the Seventh United States Infantry from 1798 to 1941
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Colonels of the Seventh United States Infantry
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French Moroccan and Tunisian Campaigns, 8 November 1942-6 July 1943
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The Sicilian Campaign, 10 July-18 August 1943
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The Landing West of Licata, the Capture of Agrigento and Palermo
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The Drive Along the North Coast of Sicily and the Capture of Messina
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The Campaign of Southern Italy, 22 September-17 November 1943:
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From Palermo, Sicily, to Centurano, Italy
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The Crossing of the Volturno
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From the Volturno to the Heights of Mignano
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The Anzio-Rome Campaign, 22 January-4 June 1944
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Preparation and Plans
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The Landing South of Nettuno, Italy
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Attacks and Counterattacks of 30 January-5 February 1944
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The Enemy is Twice Thrown Back As the Gallant Seventh Infantry Holds Its Ground
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The Seventh Infantry Divides Two Reserve Periods in "The Pines" with Sixteen Days on the Line
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The Breakthrough from the Anzio Beachhead and the Capture of Cisterna di Littoria
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On to Rome
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From the Riviera to the Rhine, 15 August-20 December 1944
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The Campaign of Southern France
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Bitter Fighting from Grandvillers to Le Haute Jacques in the Vosges Mountains
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Crossing the Meurthe and the Push to the Rhine
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The "Colmar Pocket" Campaign, 21 December 1944-18 February 1945
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The German Campaign, 15 March-8 May 1945
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Preparation and Plans
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Seventh Infantry Leads the Third Division into Germany and Breaches the Siegfried Line
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The Rhine River Crossing and Drive to the East
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The Battle of Nürnberg
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The Battle of Augsburg
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The Race into München
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The Dash into Salzburg, Austria, and the Capture of Berchtesgaden, Germany
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Appendix: Summary
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Glorious Dead of the Seventh Infantry
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Campaign Credits, Citations and Awards
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Three Popular World War II Songs
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Biography of the Writer
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344 pages
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122 maps
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563 photos
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41 color illustrations
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8 B&W illustrations
Reviews and Testimonials
This sure is a good book. It got me information I've been looking for for quite some time on my wife's brother who was KIA in Germany.
—Walt Wybiral
I really appreciate your service. I already own one copy of the 7th Infantry Regiment history From Fedala to Berchtesgaden and I'm buying a second for one of the Company Commanders currently assigned to 2nd Battalion, 7th Infantry, stationed in Iraq.
—David Spanburg
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—Bob Rudolph
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