The U.S.Army Units in Caledon During WW2.
1. 133rd Infantry Regt, 34th Infantry Division. (Red Bulls)
2. 23rd Infantry Regt, 2nd Infantry Division. (Indian Heads)
Soldiers of the 133rd Inf Regt doing sentry duty at the entrance to Lord Caledons Estate 1942.Note the old M1917 helmets they are wearing at the tilt. They were later issued with the M1 Helmet.
The Top Yard in Lord Caledons Estate were the
23rd Infantry Regt,2nd Inf Division were billited in 1943.
The British,American,and Belgian soldiers were all billited here during WW2. As you walk trough the building there is still evidence of the soldiers being there as i will show in other photographs.
23rd Infantry Regt,2nd Inf Division were billited in 1943.
The British,American,and Belgian soldiers were all billited here during WW2. As you walk trough the building there is still evidence of the soldiers being there as i will show in other photographs.
A U.S.Army Soldier standing outside Mercers shop on Caledon main street during WW2.
Soldiers of the 151st Field Artillery, 34th Infantry Division in marching order crossing over the old Caledon bridge in 1942.take note of the old Clougher Valley Railway tracks to the right of the picture and the Old Monument top centre.
The Picture on the right shows U.S.Army Officers of the 133rd Inf Regt going into Lord Caledons Castle as they were billited there during WW2. The picture on the left shows a U.S.Soldier feeding the Peacocks at the front of the castle.
