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HomeUnitsUnit Photo Galleries801st TD Battalion
  • Four soldiers of the 801st pose for a photo. In the distance, a small farm where some the men may have been staying during occupational duties. The only identified man is William C. Brown, who is standing on far right. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st 4 soldiers with trees and house
    801st 4 soldiers with trees and house
  • Four M18s of the 801st are lined up in a field. At the far end, an M20 finishes the line-up. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st 4 TDs and an M20 at barn
    801st 4 TDs and an M20 at barn
  • After the war, when the men weren't on duty, the had time for recreation. Along with baseball, volleyball was a regular pasttime for the men. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st 6 men play volleyball
    801st 6 men play volleyball
  • A group of six men, including Carl DeBrecht (kneeling in front row on left), pose for a photo near their barracks. This may have been during their time at Camp Hood, Texas.Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st 6 men with Carl Debrecht frt LH
    801st 6 men with Carl Debrecht frt LH
  • A group of 13 men from the 801st take time for a photo. A small boy can be seen on the far right. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st 13 soldiers and small boy
    801st 13 soldiers and small boy
  • The Camp Hood sign located at the main entrance to the base near Killeen, Texas. The base was later renamed Fort Hood and renovations begun in 1950, with the start of the Korean War. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht. 

    801st Camp Hood sign
    801st Camp Hood sign
  • Two soldiers stand atop a captured Messerschmitt Bf 110 C. Many German planes and other equipment was abandoned as Allied troops moved closer to central Germany and German troops retreated. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Captured Messerschmitt Bf 110 C
    801st Captured Messerschmitt Bf 110 C
  • A photo of Carl J. Debrecht, at the same fence where a group photo had been taken. A few chidren look on as Carl poses. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht and children
    801st Carl DeBrecht and children
  • Carl J. DeBrecht on right with another soldier. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht and friend
    801st Carl DeBrecht and friend
  • Carl J. DeBrecht stands center rear with the other members of his M20 crew. The M20 was used by each of the TD companies for personnel transport, as a command car, reconnaissance and many other missions. It was equipped with a 50 cal. machine gun with a top speed of about 56 mph. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht. 

    801st Carl DeBrecht and M20 crew
    801st Carl DeBrecht and M20 crew
  • Another shot of Carl J. DeBrecht, on far right, with other members of his M20 crew. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht and M20 crew 2
    801st Carl DeBrecht and M20 crew 2
  • Carl J. DeBrecht stands on far right with some other members of the unit. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht and three others
    801st Carl DeBrecht and three others
  • A photo of Carl J. DeBrecht and his wife Victoria during his training in the U.S. The couple had only been married a few years when he entered the Army. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht and wife
    801st Carl DeBrecht and wife
  • Carl J. DeBrecht stands at the end of one of the many barracks used by the men during their training. The 801st spent some time at Camp Hood, Texas, Fort Benning, Georgia and Camp Sutton, North Carolina before shipping out to England. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht at barracks corner
    801st Carl DeBrecht at barracks corner
  • Carl J. DeBrecht stands at a small trailer, which may have been used for married personnel or their wives. It looks like they have tomato plants growing. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht at trailer w plants
    801st Carl DeBrecht at trailer w plants
  • Carl J. DeBrecht stands in the center with two unknown soldiers of the 801st.  Just behind them is a sign designating the area for the unit as well as their location on 48th Street of the camp. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht center at barracks
    801st Carl DeBrecht center at barracks
  • Pfc Carl J. DeBrecht sits on the porch of a brick home. This may have been taken while he was on leave. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht on leave
    801st Carl DeBrecht on leave
  • Carl J. DeBrecht relaxes for a moment. Not sure if this was taken while still in the U.S. or after the war had ended. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht relaxing
    801st Carl DeBrecht relaxing
  • Carl DeBrecht is shown posing with a Thompson Sub-Machine Gun. Although the men would have received training with full-sized rifles, due to the limited room available inside the TDs, the men received additional training with smaller arms, such as the Thompson and M1 Carbine. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht w Thompson at C barracks
    801st Carl DeBrecht w Thompson at  C barracks
  • Carl Debrecht poses in his coveralls, which were worn by many of the TD crew members. In the distance is the Camp's water tower. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Carl DeBrecht w water tank behind
    801st Carl DeBrecht w water tank behind
  • A photo of the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles, located near Paris, France. Mark may have visited this location after the war, while on leave from his unit or possibly while on his way home. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht and thank you to Arnold Teusch, who identified the location.

    801st inside cathedral
    801st  inside cathedral
  • The soldiers take a break next to their jeep. The small farm may have been used for lodging some of the men or been a stop on their patrol. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Jeep and men at house
    801st Jeep and men at house
  • A group of men from Company C, take some time to snap a photo. Shown on the very top left, with no shirt and no helmet, is Melvin H. Miller. Note the second photographer on the far near right of the image. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht. 

    801st Large group of men for photo
    801st Large group of men for photo
  • One of the unit's M18 tank destroyers. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Lone M18 in a field
    801st Lone M18 in a field
  • The Lieutenant at right is probably the platoon leader. He kneels with an unknown soldier for a photo. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Lt. and another with M18s behind
    801st Lt. and another with M18s behind
  • Another photo of the platoon leader. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Lt. kneeling for photo
    801st Lt. kneeling for photo
  • An M20 is parked by a barn while the men take a break. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st M20 from the unit at barn
    801st M20 from the unit at barn
  • Here you can clearly see the identifying markings on this M20.  The "3A801TD" identifies that they were attached to the 3rd Army and that their unit was the 801st. On the side is the unit's serial number and the name given to the vehicle by the men. "Vicky" must have meant something to one or all of the men. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht

    801st M20 Vicky with three crew
    801st M20 Vicky with three crew
  • Although not identified on our unit page for the 801st, this image seems to show the men working on one of the M36B1 TDs.  The M36B1 was different from the M36 issued in the fall of 1944 because it featured the 90 mm gun turret on a Medium Tank M4A3 hull and chassis. There were less than 200 produced. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st men working on M36B1 wheels
    801st men working on M36B1 wheels
  • A photo of an unknown soldier posing with two of the unit's M18s. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Single soldier in front to two TDs
    801st Single soldier in front to two TDs
  • An M18 and its crew. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st single TD with crew in field
    801st single TD with crew in field
  • A group of six soldiers stop for a photo. By the looks of their uniforms, these men may not have all been part of the 801st. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Six soldiers at jeep
    801st Six soldiers at jeep
  • A photo taken at Panther Park, which was leased to Camp Hood during the war, by the City of Lampasa. It was used as a place of recreation for the soldiers and was known as the "enlisted men's country club". It featured a spring-fed pool, ice skating in winter, horseback riding, hiking, bicycling and a pavilion where bands would play and dances were held. The park consisted of about 120 acres. Photo courtesy of Mark Debrecht.

    801st Soldier at Panther Park sign
    801st Soldier at Panther Park sign
  • Another soldier stands at the 801st area sign along 48th Street in Camp Hood. Photo courtesy of Mark Debrecht.

    801st Soldier at unit area sign
    801st Soldier at unit area sign
  • A soldier poses in a German uniform with a captured Stug III. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Soldier in German uniform with Stug III
    801st Soldier in German uniform with Stug III
  • A soldier is seen wearing a suit jacket and pants and poses with one of the locals for a photo. A group of soldiers can be seen in the background, which may indicate that the item being exchanged or the occsion may be significant. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Soldier in suit with local
    801st Soldier in suit with local
  • A solider holds a model plane he probably found in a German home. Note the Nazi Swastika on the tail. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st soldier with Nazi plane toy
    801st soldier with Nazi plane toy
  • A soldier poses with a Thompson machine gun. The Thompson was one of the guns the TD soldiers trained with and used because of its compact size.  It would easily fit inside their various vehicles. Photo couretsy of Mark DeBrecht. 

    801st soldier with Thompson MS
    801st  soldier with Thompson MS
  • Another soldier with the Thompson machine gun, which was used by many of the TD soldiers.  The M1 carbine was also used due to its compact size. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st soldier w Thompson at C barracks
    801st soldier w Thompson at C barracks
  • An unknown T/3 ranked soldier stops for a photo. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st T5 Soldier at house w gate
    801st T5 Soldier at house w gate
  • Another shot of a lone M18 and its crew. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st TD crew and their unit in field
    801st TD crew and their unit in field
  • Looking down the muzzle end of one of the unit's TDs. The five man crew consisted of the Commander, a gunner, loader (asst. gunner), driver and assistant driver/radioman. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st TD Crew on top of unit
    801st TD Crew on top of unit
  • Although normally the TD crew consisted of 5 men, occasionally there were cases where 6 men served in the same unit. In this case, the man standing on the TD looks to be an officer and was most likely the Platoon Commander and not one of the crew. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st TD Crew with Commander
    801st TD Crew with Commander
  • Another shot of a TD crew and their M18. Note the line of equipment behind them. After the war had ended, both tanks and tank destroyer units were utilized for occupational duties, partially as a show of strength. It was not unusual for TDs and Tanks to be parked in public places as subtle reminders of Allied control. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st TD Crew with TDs behond
    801st TD Crew with TDs behond
  • A couple of soldiers standing by a fenced in area, which may have been a Command Post or even a holding area for prisoners or displaced persons. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Two soldiers at fenced area
    801st Two soldiers at fenced area
  • Two soldiers pose for a photo. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Two soldiers with one helmet
    801st Two soldiers with one helmet
  • Carl DeBrecht's wife Victoria sits on the front of a car parked at what may have been trailers used for married soldiers and their wives. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st Victoria DeBrecht on bumper
    801st Victoria DeBrecht on bumper
  • A photo shot between some of the many barracks used to house soldiers. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

    801st view down street of barracks
    801st view down street of barracks
  • Major James E. Bulger, on far left, takes part in Mass ceremonies while serving in the 801st. Photo courtesy of Patricia Bulger Setford.

    801st James E.Bulger at mass
    801st James E.Bulger at mass
  • Major James E. Bulger, leaning over on left, inspects what I believe is a GN-58 Hand Crank Generator, for a Signal Corps radio. Photo courtesy of Patricia Bulger Setford.

    801st James E. Bulger inspects equip
    801st James E. Bulger inspects equip

Four soldiers of the 801st pose for a photo. In the distance, a small farm where some the men may have been staying during occupational duties. The only identified man is William C. Brown, who is standing on far right. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Four M18s of the 801st are lined up in a field. At the far end, an M20 finishes the line-up. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

After the war, when the men weren't on duty, the had time for recreation. Along with baseball, volleyball was a regular pasttime for the men. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A group of six men, including Carl DeBrecht (kneeling in front row on left), pose for a photo near their barracks. This may have been during their time at Camp Hood, Texas.Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A group of 13 men from the 801st take time for a photo. A small boy can be seen on the far right. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

The Camp Hood sign located at the main entrance to the base near Killeen, Texas. The base was later renamed Fort Hood and renovations begun in 1950, with the start of the Korean War. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht. 

Two soldiers stand atop a captured Messerschmitt Bf 110 C. Many German planes and other equipment was abandoned as Allied troops moved closer to central Germany and German troops retreated. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A photo of Carl J. Debrecht, at the same fence where a group photo had been taken. A few chidren look on as Carl poses. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl J. DeBrecht on right with another soldier. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl J. DeBrecht stands center rear with the other members of his M20 crew. The M20 was used by each of the TD companies for personnel transport, as a command car, reconnaissance and many other missions. It was equipped with a 50 cal. machine gun with a top speed of about 56 mph. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht. 

Another shot of Carl J. DeBrecht, on far right, with other members of his M20 crew. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl J. DeBrecht stands on far right with some other members of the unit. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A photo of Carl J. DeBrecht and his wife Victoria during his training in the U.S. The couple had only been married a few years when he entered the Army. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl J. DeBrecht stands at the end of one of the many barracks used by the men during their training. The 801st spent some time at Camp Hood, Texas, Fort Benning, Georgia and Camp Sutton, North Carolina before shipping out to England. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl J. DeBrecht stands at a small trailer, which may have been used for married personnel or their wives. It looks like they have tomato plants growing. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl J. DeBrecht stands in the center with two unknown soldiers of the 801st.  Just behind them is a sign designating the area for the unit as well as their location on 48th Street of the camp. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Pfc Carl J. DeBrecht sits on the porch of a brick home. This may have been taken while he was on leave. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl J. DeBrecht relaxes for a moment. Not sure if this was taken while still in the U.S. or after the war had ended. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl DeBrecht is shown posing with a Thompson Sub-Machine Gun. Although the men would have received training with full-sized rifles, due to the limited room available inside the TDs, the men received additional training with smaller arms, such as the Thompson and M1 Carbine. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl Debrecht poses in his coveralls, which were worn by many of the TD crew members. In the distance is the Camp's water tower. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A photo of the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles, located near Paris, France. Mark may have visited this location after the war, while on leave from his unit or possibly while on his way home. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht and thank you to Arnold Teusch, who identified the location.

The soldiers take a break next to their jeep. The small farm may have been used for lodging some of the men or been a stop on their patrol. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A group of men from Company C, take some time to snap a photo. Shown on the very top left, with no shirt and no helmet, is Melvin H. Miller. Note the second photographer on the far near right of the image. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht. 

One of the unit's M18 tank destroyers. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

The Lieutenant at right is probably the platoon leader. He kneels with an unknown soldier for a photo. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Another photo of the platoon leader. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

An M20 is parked by a barn while the men take a break. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Here you can clearly see the identifying markings on this M20.  The "3A801TD" identifies that they were attached to the 3rd Army and that their unit was the 801st. On the side is the unit's serial number and the name given to the vehicle by the men. "Vicky" must have meant something to one or all of the men. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht

Although not identified on our unit page for the 801st, this image seems to show the men working on one of the M36B1 TDs.  The M36B1 was different from the M36 issued in the fall of 1944 because it featured the 90 mm gun turret on a Medium Tank M4A3 hull and chassis. There were less than 200 produced. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A photo of an unknown soldier posing with two of the unit's M18s. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

An M18 and its crew. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A group of six soldiers stop for a photo. By the looks of their uniforms, these men may not have all been part of the 801st. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A photo taken at Panther Park, which was leased to Camp Hood during the war, by the City of Lampasa. It was used as a place of recreation for the soldiers and was known as the "enlisted men's country club". It featured a spring-fed pool, ice skating in winter, horseback riding, hiking, bicycling and a pavilion where bands would play and dances were held. The park consisted of about 120 acres. Photo courtesy of Mark Debrecht.

Another soldier stands at the 801st area sign along 48th Street in Camp Hood. Photo courtesy of Mark Debrecht.

A soldier poses in a German uniform with a captured Stug III. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A soldier is seen wearing a suit jacket and pants and poses with one of the locals for a photo. A group of soldiers can be seen in the background, which may indicate that the item being exchanged or the occsion may be significant. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A solider holds a model plane he probably found in a German home. Note the Nazi Swastika on the tail. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A soldier poses with a Thompson machine gun. The Thompson was one of the guns the TD soldiers trained with and used because of its compact size.  It would easily fit inside their various vehicles. Photo couretsy of Mark DeBrecht. 

Another soldier with the Thompson machine gun, which was used by many of the TD soldiers.  The M1 carbine was also used due to its compact size. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

An unknown T/3 ranked soldier stops for a photo. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Another shot of a lone M18 and its crew. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Looking down the muzzle end of one of the unit's TDs. The five man crew consisted of the Commander, a gunner, loader (asst. gunner), driver and assistant driver/radioman. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Although normally the TD crew consisted of 5 men, occasionally there were cases where 6 men served in the same unit. In this case, the man standing on the TD looks to be an officer and was most likely the Platoon Commander and not one of the crew. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Another shot of a TD crew and their M18. Note the line of equipment behind them. After the war had ended, both tanks and tank destroyer units were utilized for occupational duties, partially as a show of strength. It was not unusual for TDs and Tanks to be parked in public places as subtle reminders of Allied control. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A couple of soldiers standing by a fenced in area, which may have been a Command Post or even a holding area for prisoners or displaced persons. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Two soldiers pose for a photo. Courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Carl DeBrecht's wife Victoria sits on the front of a car parked at what may have been trailers used for married soldiers and their wives. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

A photo shot between some of the many barracks used to house soldiers. Photo courtesy of Mark DeBrecht.

Major James E. Bulger, on far left, takes part in Mass ceremonies while serving in the 801st. Photo courtesy of Patricia Bulger Setford.

Major James E. Bulger, leaning over on left, inspects what I believe is a GN-58 Hand Crank Generator, for a Signal Corps radio. Photo courtesy of Patricia Bulger Setford.

  • 801st 4 soldiers with trees and house
  • 801st 4 TDs and an M20 at barn
  • 801st 6 men play volleyball
  • 801st 6 men with Carl Debrecht frt LH
  • 801st 13 soldiers and small boy
  • 801st Camp Hood sign
  • 801st Captured Messerschmitt Bf 110 C
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht and children
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht and friend
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht and M20 crew
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht and M20 crew 2
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht and three others
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht and wife
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht at barracks corner
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht at trailer w plants
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht center at barracks
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht on leave
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht relaxing
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht w Thompson at  C barracks
  • 801st Carl DeBrecht w water tank behind
  • 801st  inside cathedral
  • 801st Jeep and men at house
  • 801st Large group of men for photo
  • 801st Lone M18 in a field
  • 801st Lt. and another with M18s behind
  • 801st Lt. kneeling for photo
  • 801st M20 from the unit at barn
  • 801st M20 Vicky with three crew
  • 801st men working on M36B1 wheels
  • 801st Single soldier in front to two TDs
  • 801st single TD with crew in field
  • 801st Six soldiers at jeep
  • 801st Soldier at Panther Park sign
  • 801st Soldier at unit area sign
  • 801st Soldier in German uniform with Stug III
  • 801st Soldier in suit with local
  • 801st soldier with Nazi plane toy
  • 801st  soldier with Thompson MS
  • 801st soldier w Thompson at C barracks
  • 801st T5 Soldier at house w gate
  • 801st TD crew and their unit in field
  • 801st TD Crew on top of unit
  • 801st TD Crew with Commander
  • 801st TD Crew with TDs behond
  • 801st Two soldiers at fenced area
  • 801st Two soldiers with one helmet
  • 801st Victoria DeBrecht on bumper
  • 801st view down street of barracks
  • 801st James E.Bulger at mass
  • 801st James E. Bulger inspects equip
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    • 801st 4 soldiers with trees and house
    • 801st 4 TDs and an M20 at barn
    • 801st 6 men play volleyball
    • 801st 6 men with Carl Debrecht frt LH
    • 801st 13 soldiers and small boy
    • 801st Camp Hood sign
    • 801st Captured Messerschmitt Bf 110 C
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht and children
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht and friend
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht and M20 crew
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht and M20 crew 2
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht and three others
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht and wife
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht at barracks corner
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht at trailer w plants
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht center at barracks
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht on leave
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht relaxing
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht w Thompson at  C barracks
    • 801st Carl DeBrecht w water tank behind
    • 801st  inside cathedral
    • 801st Jeep and men at house
    • 801st Large group of men for photo
    • 801st Lone M18 in a field
    • 801st Lt. and another with M18s behind
    • 801st Lt. kneeling for photo
    • 801st M20 from the unit at barn
    • 801st M20 Vicky with three crew
    • 801st men working on M36B1 wheels
    • 801st Single soldier in front to two TDs
    • 801st single TD with crew in field
    • 801st Six soldiers at jeep
    • 801st Soldier at Panther Park sign
    • 801st Soldier at unit area sign
    • 801st Soldier in German uniform with Stug III
    • 801st Soldier in suit with local
    • 801st soldier with Nazi plane toy
    • 801st  soldier with Thompson MS
    • 801st soldier w Thompson at C barracks
    • 801st T5 Soldier at house w gate
    • 801st TD crew and their unit in field
    • 801st TD Crew on top of unit
    • 801st TD Crew with Commander
    • 801st TD Crew with TDs behond
    • 801st Two soldiers at fenced area
    • 801st Two soldiers with one helmet
    • 801st Victoria DeBrecht on bumper
    • 801st view down street of barracks
    • 801st James E.Bulger at mass
    • 801st James E. Bulger inspects equip
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