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BARTON, William
BUCKMEYER,
Arnold
CLEVE, Carl R.
CORBIN, Ricard S.
HALPERN, Paul
HARTZ, Henry
HUGGINS, Harold H.
JENS, Wayne
JOHNSON, Pershing
LEWIS, Wilbur C.
McCORMICK,
Harold E. (Pete)
PHLEGER, John V.
RUDDY, Douglas
WEINDRUCH, Archie
WELTY, Roger
WOLFE, Warren
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Wilbur C. Lewis, Moline, Illinois
Mr. Lewis served 18 months in Europe and was in five major
battles.
He was with the 217th Anti-Aircraft Artillery when he was sent to assist
in the liberation of Dachau. He
remained as a guard there until he was sent home at the end of his four years of
military service. He brought back
with him many photographs of the victims at Dachau who died of unspeakable
torture and starvation at the camp.
He wanted to insure that no one could say that these things did not happen.
Mr. Lewis, your compassionate efforts will always be remembered.
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