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This page contains the photographs of members of 33rd Armored Engineer Bn who died overseas in World War II.
For the complete list of all 33rd Armored Engineer Bn overseas deaths, click here.
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Which bears a sword It hurls its barbed syllables,— At once is mute again. But where it fell The saved will tell On patriotic day, Some epauletted brother Gave his breath away. |
Wherever roams the day, There is its noiseless onset, There is its victory! Behold the keenest marksman! The most accomplished shot! Time’s sublimest target Is a soul “forgot”! ----- Emily Dickinson |
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Pvt. Belmont Davenport (36 894 333) - Company B
KIA December 21, 1944 at Neundorf, Belgium - Age: 38y 4m 27d
MOS: 521 (Basic) - Home Town: Howell, MI - Buried at Lakeview Cemetery; Howell, MI
Photo thanks to grandson Steven Davenport

T/5 Chester Paul Seitz (36 054 059) - Company A
KIA December 22, 1944 when the company moved from Rogery, Belgium to Rencheux, Belgium - Age: 33y 1m 20d
MOS: 245 - Home Town: Elida, IL - Buried at Henri-Chapelle, Belgium US Military Cemetery Section E, Row 12, Grave 9
Photo thanks to grandson Gary Seitz