Norton, Lamar (1915) - Page 1
Norton, Lamar (1915) - Page 2
Added by: jenny_ashcraftMap of villages liberated by the 4th Armored Division kept by Lamar and Velma Norton
Added by: jenny_ashcraftList of villages liberated by 4th Armored Division written by Velma Norton
Added by: jenny_ashcraftList of Villages liberate by 4th Armored Division written by Velma Norton
Added by: jenny_ashcraftCollection of Memorabilia that LaMar Norton brought back from the war
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton - WWII
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton - WWII
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Added by: jenny_ashcraftPfc. LaMar Norton arrives home aboard the USS Smith Victory and the USS Thomas Barry. Arrived in NYC October 14, 1945.
Added by: jenny_ashcraftVelma Norton arrives at parents for indefinite stay
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLamar Norton Discharged
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton returns home from training at Camp Roberts
Added by: jenny_ashcraftPfc. LaMar Norton to be discharged
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton called into service
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Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton - WWII
Added by: jenny_ashcraftBodies lay stacked in a shed at Ohrdruf Concentration Camp
Added by: jenny_ashcraftA concentration camp survivor points out the gallows where prisoners were publically hanged to General Eisenhower at Ohrdruf.
Added by: jenny_ashcraftThe shed full of bodies waiting to be burned at Ohrdruf
Added by: jenny_ashcraftGenerals Dwight D. Eisenhower, George Patton and Omar Bradely inspect liberated Ohrdruf concentration camp
Added by: jenny_ashcraftAmerican soldiers view the charred remains of prisoners burned upon a section of railroad track during the evacuation of Ohrdruf
Added by: jenny_ashcraftAmerican soldiers view the bodies of prisoners that lie strewn on the ground in the newly liberated Ohrdruf concentration camp
Added by: jenny_ashcraftAmerican soldiers see bodies of prisoners in newly liberated Ohrdruf concentration camp
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton Medals. The 4th Armored Division was the first U.S. Armored Division to be awarded the Presidential Unit Citation. (blue and gold).
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton WWII Victory Medal
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLocket carried by Velma Norton during the war that held two photos of LaMar Norton.
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton received the Bronze Star because he laid on the track of a tank to repair it while under fire.
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton Medals. Ribbon bar represents (left to right), European African Middle Eastern Service Ribbon, Army Good Conduct Ribbon, Bronze Star Medal Ribbon.
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton - American Defense Service Medal
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton WWII Rifle Marksman Medal (Sharpshooter, Rifle, and Carbine)
Added by: jenny_ashcraftLaMar Norton home on furlough before heading to Maryland
Added by: jenny_ashcraftArmy history of LaMar Norton as told to Joe Norton
Added by: jenny_ashcraftArmy history of LaMar Norton as told to Joe Norton - page 2
Added by: jenny_ashcraftDischarge Papers for LaMar Norton
Added by: jenny_ashcraftHonorable Discharge Papers for LaMar Norton
Added by: jenny_ashcraftGermans Fear the 4th Division
Capt. James R. Lloyd, 124 E. Walnut St., Lancaster, Pa., a 9th AF Air Liaison officer, stands by a "Tiger" tank disabled during the battle of the bulge. Pilots and planes of the three Tactical Air Commands of the 9th AF destroyed hundreds of tanks - Page 1