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Reply Jim Lankford
7:35 PM on September 12, 2011 
Dear Capt. Wilke:

Yes, the antitank squad shown in the video is from the antitank platoon, Company A, 19th Armored Infantry Battlion.

Sincerely,

Jim Lankford
National Historian
14th Armored Division Association
Reply Ingemar Oseth
9:57 PM on February 28, 2010 
Capt. Wilke says...
This is a cool video. How do we know it the guy's from the 14th???? I see alot of carbines. No M-1's in this video.. This goes to show that not everyone had M-1's after the war progressed. It appears that the NCO's were issued Carbines or picked them up where ever they could. I also liked how the guy's with the bazooka cover the rear area of the 75mm. Also there was a guy with a carbine covering the flank. Nice footage.

Capt Wilke


The video is of a training exercise conducted by a squad of the anit-tank platoon, Company A, 19th Armored Infantry Battalion, 14th Armored Division in February or early March 1945. The location is a small village just south of the Moder River, a few kilometers west of Hagenau, France.

The gun is a 57mm anti-tank gun, not a 75mm.
Reply Capt. Wilke
6:03 PM on January 14, 2010 
This is a cool video. How do we know it the guy's from the 14th???? I see alot of carbines. No M-1's in this video.. This goes to show that not everyone had M-1's after the war progressed. It appears that the NCO's were issued Carbines or picked them up where ever they could. I also liked how the guy's with the bazooka cover the rear area of the 75mm. Also there was a guy with a carbine covering the flank. Nice footage.

Capt Wilke

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