Rehoboth Sons in the
Thick of Fight on Two Hemispheres
World War II 1944
A Rehoboth mother, Mrs
Eugene Hayden keeps a close eye on the war's progress
as two of her sons are
there in the fighting.
Private James Hayden,,
23 year old son, is a member of the 5th Army's 339th
Regiment, kown as the
Polar Bear Regiment from WW I action, fghting in waist deep snow
on the 400 mle
Leningrad front in Russia. They now are on the Gothic Line in
the
Itialian peaks as high as
3400 feet, near Futa Pass. The 339th regiment landed
in Italy last
March with the 85th
division.
Sergeant Robert Hayden,
age 22, is a member of the U. S, Army Engineers,
Airbourn Troops, in the
Pacific with General MacArthur's landing on the Island Leyte.
Abstract Wilmington
Morning News, Tuesday, January 16, 1945.
By Harrison H 08/13/18
for Facebook page Growing Up in Rehoboth
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