108th General Hospital Unit History
Nurses at a General Hospital somewhere in France prepare a plaster cast for injured American soldier. Taken July 1944, Normandy, France.
Activation & Training:
After having served in WW1, from 9 November 1918 to 16 May 1919, Base Hospital 108 was demobilized 10 July 1919. In July 1923 Base Hospital 108 was constituted as an Organized Reserve Unit and attached to the Sixth Service Command, ZI. It was reconstituted and consolidated with the 108th General Hospital on 15 June 1931, and affiliated with Loyola University Medical School (Chicago, Illinois) in February 1942, while being reactivated.
41 Medical Officers, 4 Dental Officers, 4 Medical Administrative Corps Officers, 99 Nurses, 1 Physiotherapy Aide, and 220 Enlisted Men were obtained and assigned to the unit, between 23 December 1942 and 6 January 1943. These reported to the LaGarde General Hospital (New Orleans, Louisiana) and were attached to it for parallel training with the 86th General Hospital.
The 108th General Hospital was officially activated on 10 June 1943, per GO No. 83, Headquarters, Eighth Service Command (and its parent unit, the 86th General Hospital inactivated simultaneously). The CO was Lt. Col. Joseph F. Gallagher, MC, who was joined by 6 MC Officers, 8 MAC Officers, 2 QMC Officers, 1 SnC Officer, and 260 EM (all ex-86th Gen Hosp staff). Until its date of activation, the 108th Gen Hosp was attached to the Medical Replacement Pool at LaGarde General Hospital for training. Training of personnel, equipment, literature and training aids used were excellent. There was also a large Staging Area and Port of Embarkation nearby, and frequent visits to both places were made in order to learn about operations, transportation, and conservation of materiel and supplies.
Construction of the 5th General Hospital near Carentan, France. A man completes a ward by adding the necessary beds. Note the tents have been pitched on concrete platforms, and the beds being used are metal framed examples, as opposed to standard folding cots.
On 15 July 1943, the 108th was alerted for overseas movement and immediately the task of packing and crating the necessary equipment was begun. On 11 August 1943 the entire Hospital entrained for Camp Shanks, Orangeburg, New York (Staging Area for New York P/E), with a total strength of 57 Officers, 99 Nurses, 1 Dietitian, 1 Physiotherapy Aide, and 500 Enlisted personnel. Upon arrival strict censorship regulations were enforced, and after spending 2 weeks awaiting shipment, new orders came through transferring the Hospital to Fort Devens, Ayer, Massachusetts (Military Reservation), where it arrived on 27 August!
On 5 October 1943, the unit was again alerted, meanwhile personnel had reached full strength of 57 Officers, 100 Nurses, 1 Dietitian, 1 Physiotherapy Aide, 500 Enlisted Men, and 5 Red Cross workers (civilians). On 8 October the unit departed by rail to the Boston P/E where the 108th boarded a ship and sailed for England on 9 October.
Arrival & First Operations with USAFBI:
The unit arrived in the United Kingdom on 17 October 1943, debarking at Liverpool. After an uneventful voyage the 108th Gen Hosp arrived in England and was sent to its predetermined site (Sudbury Park) in Sudbury, Derbyshire, which was then occupied by the 28th Station Hospital with a bed capacity of 832 patients. After a day for orientation, it took over the running of the current Hospital at 1200 hours, 20 October 1943. The Hospital Plant proper consisted of brick buildings, while the Officers, Nurses and Enlisted Men were housed in a number of separate Nissen huts. Officers and Nurses slept on metal cots, approximately 8 to each hut, while Enlisted personnel slept 16 to each hut on double-deck beds with straw mattresses. The location of the Hospital afforded the necessary facilities to receive by formal transfer patients from the 49th – 77th – 168th – 231st and 303d Station Hospitals. Also located here for rations and quarters only, was Hospital Train No. 43 consisting of 4 Officers, 6 Nurses, and 31 Enlisted Men.
During their stay, the 108th General Hospital often sent parties of Officers, Nurses, and EM on Detached Service to other Hospitals in the region.
Illustration showing a Field Laboratory at a General Hospital. Photograph taken in August, 1944. Somewhere in Normandy, France.
Upon transfer to Ft. Devens (27 Aug 43), the unit had been issued with only 6 pieces of transportation. After arrival in England, 16 vehicles of transportation were issued, all of which were either new or almost new, mainly consisting of 2 2½-trucks, 4 1½-ton trucks, 6 ¾-ton ambulances, 5 command cars and 1 jeep.
Breakdown of major Staff and Personnel on 4 December 1943 was as follows:
| Lt. Colonel Joseph F. Gallagher, MC | Commanding Officer (replaced by Lt. Col. Louis M. Rousselot) |
| Captain James J. Fitzpatrick, MAC | Medical Supply Officer |
| 1st Lieutenant Robert L. Summers, MAC | Registrar |
| 2d Lieutenant William C. Darnell, Jr., MAC | Mess Officer |
| 2d Lieutenant Belve F. Walker, MAC | Personnel Officer |
| 2d Lieutenant Walter F. Seiler, QMC | Adjutant |
| Lt. Colonel William J. Vynalek, MC | Chief of Surgical Service |
| Lt. Colonel Stanley C. W. Fahlstrom, MC | Chief of Medical Service |
| Major Benjamin H. Neiman, MC | Chief of Laboratory Service |
| Major Alfred C. Ledoux, MC | Chief of X-Ray Service |
| Major Charles H. Grandstaff, DC | Chief of Dental Service |
| Captain George F. Fisher, CHC | Protestant Chaplain |
| Captain George L. Warth, CHC | Catholic Chaplain |
| Captain Sara M. Abrams, ANC | Chief Nurse |
The rapid development of the organization continued, and the increase in patients taxed its facilities necessitating constant improvisation, and resourceful conservation of materials and supplies was rigidly practiced.
On 31 December 1943, the census of surgical patients had risen to 377 and a total of 676 patients had been received since 20 October 1943. Beds available were 385. From only 14 operations in October 1943, the number increased to 102 in November, reaching 193 in December. At the end of 1943, 13 Surgical Wards were in full operation with a total capacity of 390 beds.
The Medical Service also improved and expanded its operations. By 31 December, 1103 patients had been treated since 20 October, and 419 beds were now available with 13 Wards in operation.
Total X-Ray examinations from 20 October to 31 December 1943 numbered 1709.
Although many orthopedic cases had been observed, the overall percentage of battle casualties seen during the period October – December 1943 was small.
Nurses from the First US Army and a German Wehrmacht soldier tend to a convalescing Hitler Youth member in Normandy, France. 1944.
While in England, and being located as it was, the 108th serviced a great many local Dispensaries the patients from which were admitted and disposed of in the same manner as if it were a Station Hospital. Moreover the unit functioned as General Hospital for some 15 different Station Hospitals.
At the end of December 1943, the unit had admitted 1779 patients, of whom 774 remained in the Hospital, 15 were transferred to other Hospitals, 15 were evacuated to the Zone of Interior, 3 died, and the balance discharged and returned to duty.
Illustration showing the covering sheet of the 1944 Annual Report for the 108th General Hospital.
Anglo-American relations were excellent, and friendships with many of the prominent English landowners in the vicinity of the Hospital were established. Lord and Lady Vernon repeatedly extended invitations to members of the unit, and gardens and some buildings were used by patients for rest, entertainment, and relaxation. In return the Hospital arranged for parties, social functions, and dances. Many Officers from various US and Allied organizations attended medical conferences held by the 108th. The part of the Hospital’s existence in the United Kingdom was to be divided into 2 phases – during the first phase, i.e. the period between 20 October 1943 and 5 May 1944, the unit carried out the work of an actively functioning Hospital – the second phase, between 5 May and 30 July 1944, included a period of intensive preparation and training for its Continental mission!
During the month of February 1944, Lt. Colonel Louis M. Rousselot was assigned to the 108th Gen Hosp as XO, replacing the then ailing CO, Lt. Colonel J. F. Gallagher, until being formally appointed the new Commanding Officer on 4 April 1944.
In April, 4 Nurses were transferred to the 168th Station Hospital and the Hospital received 6 additional Nurses. 17 more Nurses were transferred to the 100th General Hospital prior to leaving for Wales.
Extensive medical training took place in North Wales, including physical conditioning and development of stamina in all ranks, with road marches, calisthenics, drill, sports, and lectures around organization and functioning of a General Hospital in a Communications Zone. Conferences took place in London, tented Hospitals were visited, and scale models (with olive-drab painted solid wooden tent replicas) built as training aids under the skilful instruction of Captain John A. Nelson, the new XO.
A series of lectures and discourses were given on “Preparation for Overseas Movement”, ETO-POM-SSV, Volume I, 10 Jan 44. On 13 May, orders were received assigning the unit to ADSEC, and the CO was immediately ordered to Bristol where he was briefed on the mission and received sealed Secret Orders to be opened only prior to embarkation!
Associated features of the extensive training schedule embraced the following :
Physical conditioning
Litter Bearer drills
Shelter Tent pitching
Heavy Tent pitching
Field Sanitation
Personal Hygiene
V.D. Control
Vermin Control
Delousing
Map Reading
Light Arms drill (pistol & carbine)
Security measures
Rules of Land Warfare
Aircraft Identification
Bomb Reconnaissance & Disposal
Conservation of Supplies & Equipment
Wearing of Newly-Issued Lightweight Gas Mask Equipment
Gas Chamber drills
Field Gas drills (combined smoke, tear gas, simulated rifle fire)
Use of Protective Hood
Treatment of Gas Casualties
Between 13 and 16 May 1944, the 108th General Hospital turned over its Sudbury site to its successor, the 182d General Hospital, newly arrived from the United States. The move was accomplished without any interruption of hospital operation throughout the interchange of personnel. The 108th then started its second phase of existence which terminated on 29 July 1944, when it embarked for France.
Throughout its period of intensive training, the Hospital spent a total of 7 weeks in Llandudno, Wales, in the so-called “Hospital Training Area” along with several other medical units, such as the 19th – 30th – 298th General Hospitals among the oldest and best seasoned medical units in the Theater.
SOP was carefully adhered to and many weeks were spent assembling all the equipment at Depot G-55 in the south of England, comprising a 1000-bed Hospital. In total 448 boxes and crates, representing a cubage of 3259 cubic feet, weighing over 24 tons were packed. The Hospital’s motor pool now consisted of 6 ¾-ton ambulances, 3 2½-ton trucks, 4 1½-ton trucks, 4 ¾-ton command cars, 3 jeeps, 2 1-ton trailers, and 2 ¼-ton trailers.
On 7 July, orders were received moving the Hospital from Llandudno, Wales, to a small transit camp at Danebury Hill, Stockbridge, Hants. On 27 July, the unit left Danebury at 0900 hours by motor convoy for the Marshalling Area at Southampton, arriving there mid-afternoon of the same day.
The British transport ship HMS “Llangibby Castle” sailed out of Southampton at exactly 1530 hours, 29 July 1944. In addition to other branches of the service, 3 General Hospitals were on the same vessel, consequently, only Nurses had cabin space. Officers and Enlisted Men slept either on deck or in hammocks. The ship was part of a large protected convoy en route for Utah Beach… (designated code: ”Watson”).
Arrival & Operations in the ETO:
Short off shore, everyone was lowered over the side into LCTs and headed for the beach, where an advance party of 4 Officers were waiting (they had traveled with a ship carrying the 56th General Hospital). Motor transportation was provided for the Nurses, while Officers and Enlisted Men marched to the transit area “B”, 4 miles away. About 0300, 31 July 1944, the unit moved to the new Hospital site at Tourlaville, 3 miles east of Cherbourg in the Cotentin Peninsula.
Photograph showing the ruined buildings in and around Tourlaville, France. Picture taken in June, 1944.
Engineers were already on site, and with the use of all the available manpower (about 250 men from the Hospital) and some vehicles, access roads were built, trails widened, and a Phase I, Expeditionary Type, Tented Hospital was completed in 16 days.
Intensive sorties into the now deserted and once much vaunted ‘Atlantikwal’ produced an amazing array of furnishing and office equipment, including German field cookers and French ranges, providing a fine supplement to the command’s own mess equipment.
Meanwhile, the majority of the members of the Surgical Service went on Detached Service with various Evacuation Hospitals along the Normandy front, while a group of Nurses were sent to assist in staffing the 298th General Hospital.
With one-third of tentage up and all equipment in the field, certain sections still unpacked, orders were received to cease work – as the tactical situation was changing rapidly, and the lines moving so fast, medical troops were now needed forward. Time was taken to survey a new hospital site, near Le Mans. Personnel and equipment moved on 17 August by truck and by train and camp was set up and supplies unloaded on newly harvested fields. The forward movement of troops was progressing so rapidly that this was again to be a temporary stop. The CO and 4 junior Officers went to Paris, arriving in the French Capital only 3 days after the Germans had left. The 108th advance party reached Paris at 1830 hours, 29 August 1944 and immediately reported to Lt. Colonel Thair C. Rich, Surgeon, Seine Base Section.
After months of planning operations of a Tented Hospital, the unit was to be installed in one of the largest and most modern hospital buildings in France.
The unit left Le Mans in two groups, the first one leaving 2 September and arriving in Paris the same day, and the second group joining on 4 September. The new location was to be the Beaujon Hospital, Clichy, Paris, France.
The Beaujon Hospital in Paris, France which was occupied by the 108th General Hospital.
The 108th General Hospital was the FIRST Hospital to begin operations in Paris. It took over ‘Beaujon Hospital’, a twelve-story building located in Clichy, Paris. Requisitioned by the Luftwaffe after the capture of Paris in 1940, it served as their main Hospital in France. When departing, the enemy only destroyed the telephone and internal communication system, leaving the rest behind including furnishings, hospital beds, and most of the heavy equipment. They did remove all their instruments but left the heavy X-Ray equipment which was excellent and usable from the outset. Any surgical supplies, as well as drugs and pharmaceuticals were turned over to the French via the G-5 staff. The Germans had evacuated all their patients between 17 and 18 August, and the only remaining ones were 2 wounded British soldiers (captured in Caen in June) and 40 French civilians, casualties of a recent air raid. Less than thirty-six hours after its arrival, the Hospital opened with an initial capacity of 400 beds! Starting with 400 beds on 2 September, it went to 1000 beds on 7 September, increased to 1500 beds on 21 October, and to 1800 beds on 16 November, even reaching 2300 beds on 20 November. By end November 1944, the Hospital had reached a capacity of 2500 beds.
Some of the first patients were German PWs, trapped between US and Allied Forces in Belgium, followed by ever increasing GIs from the ETO battlefields – at one period of time, 500 descended on the Hospital in three hours, and another 1,000 in just forty-eight hours. The Surgical staff had to organize 12 hour-day and night shifts and handled over 16,000 patients in a a 4-months period! Several cases of trenchfoot were received in November and December, and the Hospital was designated by Maj. General Paul R. Hawley, Chief Surgeon ETOUSA, and Colonel Elliott C. Cutler, Chief Consultant Surgery, to study the problem of Trenchfoot for the Army – 150 beds and 5 Surgeons had been set aside for this purpose, and their job was to study the cases and develop a rapid and accurate criteria for triage, and factors pertaining to etiology, pathology, therapy, and disposition of patients.
Illustration showing the construction of a tented rehabilitation area at the 108th General Hospital, Paris, France.
The 108th was also designated as a Maxillo-Facial Center for the Paris area with one floor assigned for this purpose. A separate section was established to treat VD.
From 2 September to 31 December 1944, a total of 25,785 admissions and 23,576 dispositions were recorded.
Classification was as follows:
| Patients returned to Duty | 3393 |
| Patients transferred to ComZ Hospitals in rear | 6494 |
| Patients evacuated to United Kingdom | 13441 |
| Patiens transferred to ZI | 67 |
In order to support daily operations, the unit functioned as a 1,000-bed Hospital under T/O 8-550, dated 3 July 1944, with the help of attached personnel and supplementary French civilian workers (in fact it ran a 2,500-bed operation).
Officer personnel included the following:
| Lt. Colonel Louis M. Rousselot, MC | Commanding Officer |
| Major John A. Nelson, MC | Executive Officer |
| Captain James J. Fitzpatrick, MAC | Medical Supply Officer |
| Captain Robert L. Summers, MAC | Registrar |
| 1st Lieutenant Herman J. Henault, MAC | Mess Officer |
| Warrant Officer JG Charles E. Finkboner | Personnel Officer |
| 1st Lieutenant Belve F. Walker, MAC | Adjutant |
| Lt. Colonel William J. Vynalek, MC | Chief of Surgical Service |
| Lt. Colonel Stanley C. W. Fahlstrom, MC | Chief of Medical Service |
| Lt. Colonel Benjamin H. Neiman, MC | Chief of Laboratory Service |
| Lt. Colonel Alfred C. Ledoux, MC | Chief of X-Ray Service |
| Lt. Colonel Charles H. Grandstaff, DC | Chief of Dental Service |
| Captain George F. Fisher, CHC | Protestant Chaplain |
| Captain George L. Warth, CHC | Catholic Chaplain |
| Major Sara M. Abrams, ANC | Chief Nurse |
Extra nursing personnel was supplied by other organizations for Temporary Duty, short periods, or Detached Service:
| 4 Nurses | 196th General Hospital |
| 5 Nurses | 5th Auxiliary Surgical Group |
| 12 Nurses | 19th Replacement Depot |
| 13 Nurses | 2d General Hospital |
| 14 Nurses | 1st General Hospital |
| 15 Nurses | 30th General Hospital |
| 19 Nurses | 16th Station Hospital |
| 20 Nurses | 100th General Hospital |
| 20 Nurses | 190th General Hospital |
| 40 Nurses | 76th General Hospital |
| 40 Nurses | 48th General Hospital |
Instead of detached wards, the Hospital was housed in a 12-storey building! Each floor consisted of 4 wards, connected with rooms and interspersed with small wards of 6 and 4 beds. The capacity of the floors varied from 55 patients to 220. Instead of a sole Medical and Surgical Supervisor, there was a Supervisor on each floor. Nurses worked from 0700 to 1900, with three hours off duty, however, due to the workload, time on duty could sometimes run to 2100 or 2200, and hours off were then the exception rather than the rule. Each Supervisor was advised to see that every Nurse got an afternoon off weekly. The limited number of Nurses was definitely a handicap in the nursing of patients. The problem was partially solved by having extra Nurses on Temporary Duty or Detached Service, but they in fact contributed little if their stay was short, for it took about a week for adjustment and orientation.
Illustration showing Maj. General Paul R. Hawley, Chief Surgeon ETOUSA.
In October 1944, 1 Officer and 2 EM of the 190th General Hospital were attached to the unit for an indefinite period.
Personnel Roster:
Pursuant to instructions contained in Letter Subject: Ordering into active Military Service of certain Medical Units, War Department Letter AG 322, May 26, 1943, and File SPKHT, AG 320.2 (Medical), the following named Officers and Enlisted Men of the 86th General Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana, are transferred in grade to the 108th General Hospital, with station at LaGarde General Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana, effective June 10, 1943.
Special Order Number 148, June 10, 1943, originated from LaGarde General Hospital, Office of the Commanding officer, New Orleans, Louisiana.
| Officers | |||
| Gallagher, Joseph F. | Lieutenant Colonel | O-9199 | MC |
| De Feo, Herman F. | Major | O-318082 | MC |
| Fitzpatrick, James J. | Captain | O-481290 | MAC |
| Perkins, George L. | Captain | O-464972 | MC |
| Bertucci, Joseph A. | 1st Lieutenant | O-464885 | MC |
| Boles, Donald J. | 1st Lieutenant | O-464886 | MC |
| Bradie, Albert P. | 1st Lieutenant | O-474610 | SnC |
| Caul, Charles J. | 1st Lieutenant | O-464888 | MC |
| Damer, Edward J. | 1st Lieutenant | O-481379 | MAC |
| Havilland, Harlan J. | 1st Lieutenant | O-259137 | MAC |
| McDonnell, Walter R. | 1st Lieutenant | O-1687038 | MC |
| Summers, Robert L. | 1st Lieutenant | O-516725 | MAC |
| Busby, Yancy L. | 2d Lieutenant | O-1579450 | QMC |
| Darnell, William C. | 2d Lieutenant | O-481371 | MAC |
| LeBlanc, Jeffery J. | 2d Lieutenant | O-1534321 | MAC |
| Olson, Francis J. | 2d Lieutenant | O-487611 | MAC |
| Seiler, Walter F. | 2d Lieutenant | O-1580302 | QMC |
| Walker, Belve F. | 2d Lieutenant | O-1534407 | MAC |
Doctors and Nurses at work in the Operating Room of the 94th Evacuation Hospital, Le Piazze, Italy.
| Enlisted Men | ||
| Fondren, Earl A. | Master Sergeant | 3023517 |
| Skelton, Erskine F. | Technical Sergeant | 14026708 |
| Dial, Frank | Staff Sergeant | 14046207 |
| Holmes, Herbert J. | Staff Sergeant | 37222283 |
| Kerr, William F. | Staff Sergeant | 18020559 |
| Lester, Kenneth E. | Staff Sergeant | 31026387 |
| McGill, Guss W. | Staff Sergeant | 6281739 |
| McLean, Norman N. | Staff Sergeant | 36339018 |
| Rosenberg, Max | Staff Sergeant | 32329869 |
| Stahler, Norman J. | Staff Sergeant | 32371637 |
| Antle, Phillip J. | Sergeant | 16099476 |
| Asher, Roy D. | Sergeant | 37223267 |
| Baker, Roy A. | Sergeant | 37456093 |
| Byars, Willam B. | Sergeant | 16098100 |
| Carter, Francis M. | Sergeant | 16099173 |
| Creasey, Collins R. | Sergeant | 16072537 |
| Firebaugh, Kenneth L. | Sergeant | 37333782 |
| Fish, Robert E. | Sergeant | 16092963 |
| Grady, Jack E. | Sergeant | 18079906 |
| Logan, Woodrow R. | Sergeant | 37456813 |
| Lyle, Aubrey F., Jr. | Sergeant | 37222867 |
| McCann, Harry A. | Sergeant | 16097715 |
| McDaniel, Max A. | Sergeant | 16103143 |
| McDowell, William W. | Sergeant | 37434605 |
| Mongiat, Ferruccio J. | Sergeant | 16096540 |
| Morrison, Kenneth F. | Sergeant | 16100801 |
| Piper, Peter J. | Sergeant | 16101398 |
| Rappel, Ferd J. | Sergeant | 16127634 |
| Richards, Paul V. | Sergeant | 37382853 |
| Shannon, Harry D. | Sergeant | 16072802 |
| Shaw, Walter M. | Sergeant | 16101233 |
| Smith, Alfred F. | Sergeant | 16072803 |
| Sweet, Joseph D. | Sergeant | 37456433 |
| Antonson, Herbert J. | Technician 4th Grade | 39172635 |
| Baker, Lewis H. | Technician 4th Grade | 34242290 |
| Coleman, Robert J. | Technician 4th Grade | 36186399 |
| Drake, Alex H. | Technician 4th Grade | 36317655 |
| Dyer, Loyce F. | Technician 4th Grade | 14016535 |
| Hutchinson, Yel W. | Technician 4th Grade | 37384714 |
| Lebe, Irving | Technician 4th Grade | 32347737 |
| Nowak, Virgil M. | Technician 4th Grade | 37456227 |
| McAllister, George W. | Technician 4th Grade | 38128460 |
| Odom, Billie B. | Technician 4th Grade | 38105312 |
| Olson, Thorsten V. | Technician 4th Grade | 36341828 |
| Pribil, Jacob F. | Technician 4th Grade | 37123601 |
| Robinson, Dale A. | Technician 4th Grade | 35389184 |
| Schaeffer, Charles W. | Technician 4th Grade | 39606471 |
| Seaman, Isadore F. | Technician 4th Grade | 37123584 |
| Steinkamp, Frederick W. E. | Technician 4th Grade | 37123613 |
| Strackany, Frank H. | Technician 4th Grade | 36328779 |
| Sutton, Ronald F. | Technician 4th Grade | 37263012 |
| Trull, Charles L. | Technician 4th Grade | 14026327 |
| Woodie, Walter R. | Technician 4th Grade | 34116813 |
| Anderson, Lester C. | Corporal | 37221284 |
| Apple, Sedrick C. | Corporal | 18124616 |
| Burrows, Gurney B. | Corporal | 37456357 |
| Fogle, Beryl E. | Corporal | 37456261 |
| Gordon, Kelly G. | Corporal | 37221663 |
| Grigsby, James M. | Corporal | 16072841 |
| Hughes, Jewell W. | Corporal | 38185191 |
| Kille, Robert J. | Corporal | 37224657 |
| Lucas, Wilbur H. | Corporal | 36254104 |
| Magruder, James R. | Corporal | 37384079 |
| Miller, Clemmens J. | Corporal | 16100740 |
| Parthum, Charles F., Jr. | Corporal | 16124030 |
| Petterson, Chester R. | Corporal | 37334363 |
| Pick, Irving C. | Corporal | 16124508 |
| Sanza, Amadeo | Corporal | 37331264 |
| Schaeffer, Constaime G. | Corporal | 37334273 |
| Shrimple, Robert C. | Corporal | 16099825 |
| Vohsasek, Matthew E. | Corporal | 16101120 |
| Andres, Elton L. | Technician 5th Grade | 36360628 |
| Ballantyne, John M. | Technician 5th Grade | 37431838 |
| Benham, Ralph C. | Technician 5th Grade | 37427555 |
| Bergstrom, Sigurd C. | Technician 5th Grade | 36358412 |
| Berz, Oscar | Technician 5th Grade | 2067962 |
| Birch, Charles M. | Technician 5th Grade | 38203149 |
| Blakinger, Leo A. | Technician 5th Grade | 16099655 |
| Bonds, Oscar C. | Technician 5th Grade | 37310639 |
| Brannen, Truett G. | Technician 5th Grade | 18018831 |
| Brown, Raymond R. | Technician 5th Grade | 6296958 |
| Bue, Carl A. | Technician 5th Grade | 37334659 |
| Carter, Gordon W. | Technician 5th Grade | 37221374 |
| Clarkson, Albert P. | Technician 5th Grade | 37375624 |
Interior view of a ward tent at a Fifth US Army Evacuation Hospital near Lucca, Italy
| Courey, Mike A. | Technician 5th Grade | 37262022 |
| Deets, Daniel H. | Technician 5th Grade | 37434895 |
| Dillon, Robert W. | Technician 5th Grade | 37352456 |
| Duffey, Charles V. | Technician 5th Grade | 37262497 |
| Felsenberg, Kurt H. | Technician 5th Grade | 37334643 |
| Ferraro, Pete Jr. | Technician 5th Grade | 37221242 |
| Fleming, Richard L. | Technician 5th Grade | 37384070 |
| Ford, Charles I. | Technician 5th Grade | 37456444 |
| Fox, Thomas V. | Technician 5th Grade | 37456415 |
| Freeman, Lemuel P. | Technician 5th Grade | 37335327 |
| Gasway, Ted O. | Technician 5th Grade | 39848133 |
| Glaser, Harland C. | Technician 5th Grade | 37333883 |
| Glivar, Matt C. | Technician 5th Grade | 37352506 |
| Griffith, Paul R. | Technician 5th Grade | 37456580 |
| Hall, Jesse L. | Technician 5th Grade | 37383651 |
| Harris, Fred R. | Technician 5th Grade | 37432850 |
| Hermsen, Joseph A. | Technician 5th Grade | 37431892 |
| Hilton, James W. | Technician 5th Grade | 37466233 |
| Honefenger, Hollis R. | Technician 5th Grade | 15140944 |
| Horton, Billie J. | Technician 5th Grade | 37313658 |
| Hungerford, Lester O. | Technician 5th Grade | 37221219 |
| Kienle, John A. | Technician 5th Grade | 16169450 |
| Komes, Anthony P. | Technician 5th Grade | 37432009 |
| Kremer, Cletus J. | Technician 5th Grade | 37364677 |
| Larson, Leon L. | Technician 5th Grade | 37347329 |
| Lawson, Clarence L. | Technician 5th Grade | 37471593 |
| Loe, John K. | Technician 5th Grade | 37452354 |
| Long, James B. | Technician 5th Grade | 33394693 |
| Lynch, Beattie F. | Technician 5th Grade | 14732879 |
| Maize, Charles L. | Technician 5th Grade | 37530924 |
| Marlenmee, Glen | Technician 5th Grade | 37431642 |
| Marner, Patrick J. | Technician 5th Grade | 16126272 |
| Martinez, Theophilus A. | Technician 5th Grade | 37352709 |
| Meyer, Fred C. | Technician 5th Grade | 37261713 |
| Michael, Duane D. | Technician 5th Grade | 37454462 |
| Montedomico, Edward L. | Technician 5th Grade | 34382600 |
| Moore, Robert R. | Technician 5th Grade | 37342804 |
| Nelson, Francis R., Jr. | Technician 5th Grade | 37334665 |
| Nielsen, Norval L. | Technician 5th Grade | 37083164 |
| Nusmolly, Clinton F. | Technician 5th Grade | 37334295 |
| O’Neil, Thomas V. | Technician 5th Grade | 37334393 |
| Pearson, Charles H. | Technician 5th Grade | 38112944 |
| Pearson, Gunder L. | Technician 5th Grade | 37304478 |
| Ratliff, Thomas W. | Technician 5th Grade | 37261962 |
| Razes, Robert G. | Technician 5th Grade | 37453690 |
| Reynolds, John W. | Technician 5th Grade | 16016174 |
| Riemer, Emil | Technician 5th Grade | 37334092 |
| Rowell, Joseph H. | Technician 5th Grade | 14074281 |
| Schmidt, Anton R. | Technician 5th Grade | 37261793 |
| Schwartz, Carl P. | Technician 5th Grade | 37454797 |
| Schwartzkopf, Carl | Technician 5th Grade | 37456328 |
| Spaeth, John B., Jr. | Technician 5th Grade | 37216408 |
| Stewart, Charles A. | Technician 5th Grade | 37456249 |
| Stewart, Clair I. | Technician 5th Grade | 37431424 |
| Tassini, August C. | Technician 5th Grade | 12058323 |
| Tredway, Samuel P. | Technician 5th Grade | 37383450 |
| Tyler, Willie W. | Technician 5th Grade | 37383882 |
| Walleck, Joseph J. | Technician 5th Grade | 37222981 |
| Winders, Eugene J. | Technician 5th Grade | 37425388 |
| Wilcken, Rou J. | Technician 5th Grade | 37262604 |
| Woolum, James T. | Technician 5th Grade | 37352665 |
| Yoesel, Marvin E. | Technician 5th Grade | 37201952 |
| Abbatte, Maurice A. | Private First Class | 16143815 |
| Abbot, Michael E. | Private First Class | 16170540 |
| Auerbach, John E. | Private First Class | 16147070 |
| Bailey, Paul D. | Private First Class | 37334039 |
| Bardon, Victor J. | Private First Class | 16097994 |
| Bartlow, William P. | Private First Class | 16072831 |
| Blazevitch, Jack C. | Private First Class | 37216405 |
| Bootjer, Jack C. | Private First Class | 16126238 |
| Brust, Raymond F. | Private First Class | 16125280 |
| Burney, Gaylen D. | Private First Class | 37261046 |
| Christensen, Clifford W. | Private First Class | 37432610 |
| Clair, Dennis J. | Private First Class | 16146612 |
| Clements, Richard W. | Private First Class | 16073293 |
| Cobb, Eli | Private First Class | 16146089 |
| Cook, Erwin | Private First Class | 14016815 |
| Cutter, Charles C. | Private First Class | 37334171 |
| Davis, Harold E. | Private First Class | 16072842 |
| Deines, Emil W. | Private First Class | 37352765 |
| Dickinson, Alvin S. | Private First Class | 37223270 |
| Dillon, Thomas J., Jr. | Private First Class | 16145761 |
| Dolence, Frederick C. | Private First Class | 37456493 |
| Dzierz, Jack W. | Private First Class | 16100897 |
| Edwards, Almon H. | Private First Class | 37456534 |
| Eilert, Leo A. | Private First Class | 37222181 |
| Ellis, Robert W. | Private First Class | 16125577 |
| Fastenau, Joy N. | Private First Class | 37456023 |
An attached Surgical Team operates on a soldier of the 30th Infantry Division, wounded during the crossing of the Rhine a few hours earlier.
| Fisher, James U. | Private First Class | 37216995 |
| Fortune, Lemar G. | Private First Class | 37221632 |
| Fundakowski, Henry G. | Private First Class | 16126012 |
| Geraci, Nicholas V. | Private First Class | 16099908 |
| Gerrard, William H. | Private First Class | 37432084 |
| Gunt, Edwin R. | Private First Class | 16143816 |
| Hayes, John K. | Private First Class | 16145904 |
| Harshman, Daniel D. | Private First Class | 39452736 |
| Hershey, Marvin L. | Private First Class | 16125185 |
| Hill, James | Private First Class | 37334397 |
| Johnson, Lyle V. | Private First Class | 16128710 |
| Johnson, Paul R. | Private First Class | 37332793 |
| Kasl, William E. | Private First Class | 16125409 |
| Kavanaugh, Richard B. | Private First Class | 16144857 |
| Kenaston, Darrel D. | Private First Class | 37265282 |
| Kite, Gordon H. | Private First Class | 5126245 |
| Koziol, John S. | Private First Class | 37261504 |
| Krch, Edward | Private First Class | 16143818 |
| Krcmarik, John J. | Private First Class | 16100959 |
| Kulhanek, Donald F. | Private First Class | 37456292 |
| Kulp, Henry U. | Private First Class | 37432761 |
| Kuzuf, Steven | Private First Class | 37387683 |
| Loomis, Harold E. | Private First Class | 37384844 |
| Louis, Felix A. | Private First Class | 475782 |
| Lydon, Francis S. | Private First Class | 37262023 |
| McCain, Orrie E. | Private First Class | 16073297 |
| Markus, Raymond L. | Private First Class | 37261710 |
| Marshall, Val A. | Private First Class | 37382920 |
| Marzec, Edmond R. | Private First Class | 16169537 |
| Millet, Leo A. | Private First Class | 38194090 |
| Mizera, Walter J. | Private First Class | 16124289 |
| Moore, Robert L. | Private First Class | 37382165 |
| Moore, Roy D. | Private First Class | 16126691 |
| Moraczewski, Stephan A. | Private First Class | 16125398 |
| Morgan, Robert G. | Private First Class | 37333434 |
| Morrow, Clayton W. | Private First Class | 37331261 |
| Mosnik, Alvin V. | Private First Class | 37331265 |
| Naibauer, Reuben | Private First Class | 38110963 |
| Neudorff, Herbert A. | Private First Class | 37215135 |
| Norgaard, Henry A. | Private First Class | 37262715 |
| Olson, Emerson A. | Private First Class | 37307392 |
| Pawlak, Marcel | Private First Class | 16124569 |
| Payne, Joe | Private First Class | 37222169 |
| Pipla, Roy J. | Private First Class | 16170538 |
| Perch, Harold W. | Private First Class | 16145905 |
| Roberts, Russell I. | Private First Class | 37221320 |
| Schaeffer, Gerard J. | Private First Class | 16101051 |
| Schlichting, David A. | Private First Class | 16126345 |
| Schmidt, Frank C. | Private First Class | 37384687 |
| Smouse, Jake T. | Private First Class | 37431927 |
| Speer, Kenneth I. | Private First Class | 37222127 |
| Spears, Leslie | Private First Class | 16125399 |
| Speicher, Louis D. | Private First Class | 37383956 |
| Sternbauer, Joseph Jr. | Private First Class | 16144478 |
| Summer, Cletus A. | Private First Class | 37431316 |
| Thomas, Robert E. | Private First Class | 16170541 |
| Vienot, Harold A. | Private First Class | 37334445 |
| Wagner, Harold A. | Private First Class | 16146301 |
| Wentworth, George E. | Private First Class | 37306257 |
| Wenzel, Delmar C. | Private First Class | 37334714 |
| Wickstrom, Gustaf | Private First Class | 16144856 |
| Wild, Edward L. | Private First Class | 37334737 |
| Wyatt, Charles W. | Private First Class | 37352521 |
| Adams, George L. | Private | 37252681 |
| Adamson, Cecil B. | Private | 37352679 |
| Allen, Victor W. | Private | 37384155 |
| Anderson, Carl E. | Private | 37432659 |
| Anderson, Harold J. | Private | 16100110 |
| Arnold, William I. | Private | 16127885 |
| Avery, Randolph F. | Private | 16146322 |
| Baggio, Dominick D. | Private | 16145629 |
| Baker, George H. | Private | 37384132 |
| Baker, Isaac W. | Private | 37432177 |
| Ball, Robert D. | Private | 37434241 |
| Balterman, Elmore L. | Private | 16128798 |
| Barker, Ernest D. | Private | 37432189 |
| Barlow, Carlton D. | Private | 16169708 |
| Barter, Gordon G. | Private | 37262906 |
| Belt, Elmer F. | Private | 37221817 |
| Bergan, Orvin A. | Private | 37432269 |
| Berrier, Everett R. | Private | 37430886 |
| Berry, William J. | Private | 16072813 |
| Blackburn, Floyd J. | Private | 37456869 |
| Boll, John E. | Private | 15059060 |
| Bornstein, Albert L. | Private | 16100741 |
| Bosshart, Robert T. | Private | 16071015 |
| Bowman, John E. | Private | 37456040 |
| Brand, Joseph F. | Private | 16145760 |
| Brindel, Harold | Private | 16127119 |
| Britton, Warren A. | Private | 37307538 |
| Brown, Edward W. | Private | 16128744 |
| Bruhl, Harold B. | Private | 16099978 |
| Brunette, Henry J. | Private | 16170539 |
| Burgardt, Leonard | Private | 37352753 |
| Burk, Howard A. | Private | 37222174 |
| Burk, Wilbur W. | Private | 37221773 |
| Burkin, David | Private | 16100958 |
| Burroughs, Kelly | Private | 37334466 |
| Butler, Lawrence A. | Private | 16126698 |
| Camp, Leo E. | Private | 37435270 |
| Cannito, Leo | Private | 37384775 |
| Carlson, Barth A. | Private | 16085198 |
| Carluccio, Rocco J. | Private | 16144114 |
| Carvis, Leo F. | Private | 16126018 |
| Cash, Arthur H. | Private | 16145903 |
| Chilcott, Israel H. | Private | 16169168 |
| Cisar, George W. | Private | 16144686 |
| Clauson, Theodore D. | Private | 37456243 |
| Clingan, Richard T. | Private | 16072838 |
| Cobb, William J. | Private | 16145366 |
| Cody, James P. | Private | 16123992 |
| Collins, Ray C. | Private | 37456484 |
| Connell, Frank J. | Private | 32482315 |
| Cook, James R. | Private | 37456472 |
| Cornwell, Charles C. | Private | 37334331 |
| Cunningham, Joseph L. | Private | 37384240 |
| Cyza, Theodore V. | Private | 37262008 |
| Daffner, Joseph | Private | 16169283 |
| Danna, Phillip | Private | 16141425 |
| Dante, Anthony G. | Private | 16140721 |
| David, Irving T. | Private | 16126240 |
| Davis, Derrill D. | Private | 37384076 |
| Day, Clarence | Private | 16074264 |
| DeBour, Melvin I. | Private | 37456177 |
| Delk, Harris W. | Private | 16169165 |
| Dent, Seely, J. | Private | 37334413 |
| Desort, Raymond E. | Private | 16099654 |
Hospital staff unload a WC-54 Ambulance at the 111th Evacuation Hospital.
| Dolce, Sare J. | Private | 16145090 |
| Drumm, Terrence E. | Private | 16144858 |
| Dulak, Francis A. | Private | 16099909 |
| Bersole, Charles W. | Private | 37221565 |
| Erickson, Elmer W. | Private | 16123994 |
| Ervin, Vernon T. | Private | 37456345 |
| Evans, Blanford L. | Private | 37223158 |
| Ferano, Michael M. | Private | 16145625 |
| Ferentchak, Phillip, Jr. | Private | 37456639 |
| Fernandino, Frank R. | Private | 16146893 |
| Ferrerla, Louis | Private | 39025285 |
| Foreit, Frank | Private | 16128393 |
| Frazer, Osa P. | Private | 37234491 |
| Funk, John D. | Private | 16128540 |
| Gabier, Julian N. | Private | 16143817 |
| Galzagorry, Jean | Private | 37458696 |
| Garcia, Abel R. | Private | 38368335 |
| Garcia, José | Private | 32514265 |
| Gensler, William M. | Private | 37432048 |
| George, Verne S. | Private | 16141300 |
| Gerlich, Raymond L. | Private | 16128639 |
| Gerlock, Fred G. | Private | 37456118 |
| Gethner, Louis M. | Private | 16070993 |
| Gethner, Max M. | Private | 16097671 |
| Gettins, William F. | Private | 16124473 |
| Gibson, Gerald G. | Private | 37456253 |
| Giglio, Charles C. | Private | 16125184 |
| Gillett, Lawrence H. | Private | 16143965 |
| Gioffre, Louis | Private | 16140823 |
| Goldstein, Harvey D. | Private | 16169449 |
| Grant, Floyd M. | Private | 37352739 |
| Greenwood, Howard G. | Private | 37222985 |
| Grossmann, Douglas C. | Private | 16085200 |
| Guttery, William V. | Private | 16144687 |
| Haden, Raymond L. | Private | 37456271 |
| Hagen, Roy | Private | 37262896 |
| Hagler, Charles V. | Private | 16152089 |
| Hallsted, Leonard A. | Private | 37456256 |
| Hanson, George H. | Private | 37334391 |
| Hanson, Melvin E. | Private | 37307491 |
| Harrison, Ralph | Private | 37432168 |
| Hartley, Robert C. | Private | 16127376 |
| Hatterman, Teddy N. | Private | 37456208 |
| Hawthorne, Emery J. | Private | 37222171 |
| Hayes, Harold G. | Private | 16169167 |
| Healy, Richard J. | Private | 16097485 |
| Hegstrom, William J. | Private | 16072824 |
| Heilmann, Raymond W. | Private | 16141081 |
| Heyerman, Harold A. | Private | 16169451 |
| Hill, Clyde S. | Private | 37456326 |
| Hobelmann, Henry F., Jr. | Private | 37452470 |
| Hoffman, Reinhard C. | Private | 37306654 |
| Hoggins, David F. | Private | 37383578 |
| Holloway, Lee D. | Private | 37431800 |
| Holzman, David F. | Private | 16101035 |
| Holzrichter, Edward L. | Private | 16098591 |
| Horne, Charles W. | Private | 37456381 |
| House, Willard R. | Private | 16072816 |
| Huber, George S. | Private | 16125400 |
| Huff, Francis G. | Private | 16072849 |
| Huffman, John W. | Private | 16100898 |
| Hunzelman, Alvin C. | Private | 37432892 |
| Jenkins, Harry F. | Private | 37425734 |
| Jensen, Delmar C. | Private | 37432053 |
| Jensen, Sophus | Private | 37431884 |
| Johnson, David M. | Private | 37334569 |
| Johnson, Earl A. | Private | 16171771 |
| Johnson, Fritz | Private | 39852321 |
| Johnson, James E. | Private | 35494837 |
| Johnson, Martin | Private | 38303191 |
| Jones, Arthur | Private | 37334435 |
| Jones, Johnnie R. | Private | 34494533 |
| Jones, Montie A. | Private | 38355369 |
| Jones, Richard N. | Private | 37222426 |
| Josephson, Harry D. | Private | 16169712 |
| Junck, Raymond A. | Private | 37262791 |
| Juveland, Herman | Private | 37307481 |
| Kahn, Norman W. | Private | 16144688 |
| Kalwei, Henry F. | Private | 37221980 |
| Kaneley, Richard T. | Private | 16168499 |
| Karl, Vernon H. | Private | 37307436 |
| Keely, Clarence C. | Private | 37222924 |
| Kenneally, Phillip J. | Private | 16169166 |
| Key, Donald D. | Private | 16145626 |
| Key, Edward J. | Private | 16141426 |
| Kingston, Don R. | Private | 37456081 |
| Klemes, Charles J. | Private | 16140810 |
| Knowlton, James R., Jr. | Private | 16097662 |
| Kobel, Roy J. | Private | 37384894 |
| Koepp, William O. | Private | 16143961 |
| Kosik, Frank J., Jr. | Private | 16100278 |
| Kowske, Joseph A. | Private | 16141320 |
| Kowske, Raymond B. | Private | 16141302 |
| Krivanec, Paul T. | Private | 16126239 |
| Krutske, Frederick R. | Private | 37384850 |
| Kuk, William E. | Private | 16125401 |
| Lau, Walter E. | Private | 16170908 |
| Lebolo, Guido J. | Private | 37456648 |
| Lemiey, William V. | Private | 37220935 |
| Lento, Sam J. | Private | 16146008 |
| Lesher, Charles F. | Private | 37221768 |
| Levin, Edward J. | Private | 16100196 |
| Levy, Louis | Private | 37384767 |
| Lian, Viking M. | Private | 16126017 |
| Lissolo, Edward H. | Private | 37334339 |
| Logue, Carol V. | Private | 37221473 |
| Lombardo, Frank V. | Private | 16141301 |
| Long, George H. | Private | 37222197 |
| Long, Sylvan U. | Private | 37223585 |
| Lotter, Lawrence | Private | 37261893 |
| Lowry, Clarence A. | Private | 37219600 |
| Lucki, Joseph B. | Private | 37352899 |
| Lundin, Forrest W. | Private | 37382149 |
| Makowski, Robert L. | Private | 37334239 |
| Mallizzio, Charles M. | Private | 16100885 |
| Marrill, Horace A. | Private | 37456782 |
| Martin, Ernest H. | Private | 37334758 |
| Mason, Dale | Private | 16074274 |
| McClellan, George B. | Private | 16126015 |
| McColl, Roderick | Private | 16145762 |
| McCreery, Oren Z. | Private | 37456467 |
| McCullough, Douglas G. | Private | 16127685 |
| McEvoy, Raymond E. | Private | 16143968 |
| McKinley, John A. | Private | 16143814 |
| McMahon, Carter W. | Private | 36045234 |
| McNee, John H. | Private | 37456495 |
| Meier, Fred D. | Private | 16169707 |
| Meiners, Paul G. | Private | 16128394 |
| Mendenhall, Elton | Private | 37223525 |
| Millard, Merle L. | Private | 37221812 |
| Miller, Newland D. | Private | 37222189 |
| Miller, Paul M. | Private | 16099125 |
| Mitterman, Emil F. | Private | 16100739 |
| Mlin, Lionel J. | Private | 16127230 |
| Moloney, Lawrence J. | Private | 37352636 |
| Montague, Michael F. | Private | 37456173 |
| Munzer, Albert R. | Private | 16146065 |
| Nelson, Ernest M. | Private | 37431525 |
| Nelson, Richard L. | Private | 16127229 |
| Niskala, Edwin W. | Private | 37307461 |
| Nixon, George H. | Private | 37261920 |
| Noble, Lawrence C. | Private | 37384701 |
| Norman, Elsworth L. | Private | 37432290 |
| North, Robert F. | Private | 37223495 |
| Novak, Raymond J. | Private | 16143960 |
| Nurge, Frederick, H. | Private | 37383959 |
| O’Connor, Albert L. | Private | 37352498 |
| Olson, Thomas F. | Private | 16172400 |
| Olson, William J. | Private | 16172387 |
| Owens, John F. | Private | 37432138 |
| Pacheco, Laurano | Private | 37352475 |
| Pancratz, John J. | Private | 16123891 |
| Parker, Lawrence C. | Private | 37456496 |
| Payne, Howard F. | Private | 37456229 |
| Pecaut, Joseph W., Jr. | Private | 37384321 |
| Peters, Edward T. | Private | 16128016 |
| Phelan, James L. | Private | 37432997 |
| Phillips, Elwin C. | Private | 37229475 |
| Phillips, John S. | Private | 37456588 |
| Phillips, Milo V. | Private | 37456145 |
| Pickrell, Robert J. | Private | 16170542 |
| Pipkin, Lilburn M. | Private | 16162252 |
| Pitassi, Matthew J. | Private | 16128816 |
| Porter, Frank D. | Private | 16128233 |
| Prather, John M. | Private | 37352555 |
| Propst, Dewey I. | Private | 37262976 |
| Randall, Leslie W. | Private | 16073303 |
| Redmon, James K. | Private | 37431287 |
| Reeder, Willis D. | Private | 37383256 |
| Regan, David A. | Private | 16126569 |
| Rehling, William T. | Private | 16124027 |
| Reynolds, Wendell K. | Private | 16074172 |
| Rice, Kenneth H. | Private | 16146300 |
| Ringeisen, Andrew W. | Private | 37384752 |
| Robinson, Robert C. | Private | 16073304 |
| Rockwell, Edward V. | Private | 37456475 |
| Rhode, Harold E. | Private | 16140822 |
| Rosenberg, David | Private | 16128015 |
| Rosenburg, Gilbert A. | Private | 37383895 |
| Rossmeier, Max C. | Private | 37261585 |
| Rubin, Russell R. | Private | 16128637 |
| Rumple, Harold J. | Private | 37424423 |
| Rush, James M. | Private | 37383408 |
| Saks, Thomas Jr. | Private | 16128709 |
| Salzman, Richard A. | Private | 16128638 |
| Sandoval, Joe R. | Private | 37352472 |
| Sargent, Clifford D. | Private | 16072801 |
| Sauerberg, Walter J. | Private | 16128017 |
| Sawyer, Robert E. | Private | 37334481 |
| Schilling, Louis J. | Private | 37384080 |
| Schlichting, Wilbur W. | Private | 37352469 |
| Schmid, Donald C. | Private | 16147441 |
| Schmieder, Robert L. | Private | 37382015 |
| Scott, Ernest E. | Private | 34143495 |
| Seigel, Daniel | Private | 16169706 |
| Shahan, Leslie H. | Private | 16147446 |
| Shepard, Dale G. | Private | 37456041 |
| Shilling, Archie D. | Private | 37223124 |
| Siegel, Norman A. | Private | 37307525 |
| Smith, Thomas L. | Private | 37382385 |
| Stepp, Mendil | Private | 37452193 |
| Stevens, Clifford U. | Private | 37262710 |
General overview of ward tents belonging to the 111th Evacuation Hospital.
| Stoddard, Douglas L. | Private | 37305528 |
| Strizek, William J. | Private | 16101234 |
| Sullivan, Sylvester E. | Private | 37260999 |
| Swenson, Elmer C. | Private | 37432768 |
| Talbott, Martin E. | Private | 16144477 |
| Terrones, Florencio | Private | 37352535 |
| Tharp, Leslie S. | Private | 16072538 |
| Thomas, Bennie L. | Private | 37378063 |
| Thomas, Harvey V. | Private | 37432743 |
| Thomas, J. B. | Private | 16125281 |
| Thonssen, Charles W. | Private | 37307383 |
| Tipton, Charles L. | Private | 16072832 |
| Toborg, Milo Y., Jr. | Private | 16100175 |
| Toomey, James J. | Private | 16147442 |
| Torgerson, Ralph A. | Private | 37307536 |
| Townsend, Joseph R. | Private | 37432188 |
| Travis, Dan E. | Private | 16145627 |
| Trotcky, Howard I. | Private | 16123993 |
| Urban, Leo R. | Private | 37261951 |
| Vallandingham, Frank M. | Private | 37434980 |
| Vanderschaaf, John F. | Private | 16168498 |
| Velasquez, Bennie | Private | 37352365 |
| Veronda, Harold D. | Private | 37262430 |
| VonFriedley, Gray D. | Private | 37262430 |
| Wagemann, Robert E. | Private | 16098438 |
| Wallace, Louis L. | Private | 16074178 |
| Walling, Manley E. | Private | 37431672 |
| Walther, William G. | Private | 16125772 |
| Wantland, Harold A. | Private | 37384897 |
| Warren, Donald D. | Private | 37222977 |
| Weinberg, Arthur | Private | 16126016 |
| Welis, Eldon R. | Private | 37226456 |
| Williams, Glenn F. | Private | 37432922 |
| Williams, William T. | Private | 16074271 |
| Wimmer, Lynn C. | Private | 16169705 |
| Yorkun, Harold J. | Private | 16074177 |
| Zimmerling, Joseph J. | Private | 37432442 |
We unfortunately lack the necessary information detailing the final operations of the 108th General Hospital in the European Theater. Maybe one of our readers would be able to help and shed some light on this. We wish to thank one of our more recent Forum members, Nicolas Huysmans (Belgium), for kindly providing us with copies of a vintage Personnel Roster pertaining to the 108th General Hospital. This important find allowed us to add a complete list of Officers and Enlisted personnel to the Unit History. Thank you for your precious help.