The Orlando C. Troxel, Jr. papers, 1944-1986, bulk 1944-1945.

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The Orlando C. Troxel, Jr. papers, 1944-1986, bulk 1944-1945.

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Contains obituary; official papers of communications from Utah Beach (June 1944); VII Corps operational orders (1944-1945); VII Corps operations memos (3 vols.) (1944-19452). (This 3 volume set "includes also directions regarding the Ardennes Forest defensive positions, i.e., Battle of the Bulge, and the discovery of the underground missile factory at Nordhausen, with its notorious slave-labor camps").

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United States. Army. Cavalry Division, 1st. Division Artillery.

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Troxel, Orlando Collette, 1908-1984.

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No. 9181, West Point Class, 1931. 4th Infantry Division, aide-de-camp; G-3 of the VII Corps; participated in the Normandy Breakout (Operation Cobra); Aachen, Huerton Forest, Roer River Dams, Düren, Cologne, the Ruhr encirclement, the Remagen Bridge, and the Russians on the Elbe; Commander, 1st Cavalry Division Artillery in Hokkaido, Japan; was military consultant for Research Analysis Corporation (June 1986). From the description of The Orlando C. Troxel, Jr. papers, 1944-1986, bulk...

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