William V. Hines - U. S. Army - World War II U.S. Military

[416-2] - William V. Hines in France, September 1944

[416-3] - William V. Hines in Germany, 1944

[416-4] - 1st Squad, 2nd Platoon, "C" Company, 276 Infantry Regiment, 70th Infantry Division. William Hines 1st Row, 2nd from right. ca March 1944

[416-5] - Welcome Sign at Forbach, France which had been Liberated by the 276th. Forbach was the last city liberated by the Allies. 1944

[416-6] - One of the soldiers from the 70th Infantry Division at CP2, 20 miles outside Marsailles, France, December 1944

[416-7] - The U.S.S. America after conversion to the troop ship U.S.S West Point

[416-8] - Willliam V. Hines ca 2000

[416-9] - Willliam V. Hines ca 2004

[416-10] - A World War II Jeep Restored by William V. Hines. 2007

[416-11] - World War II Jeep Restored by William V. Hines. 2007

[416-12] - Orders awarding the Bronze Star to William V. Hines, 24 May 1945

[416-13] - Cover Page THE RED SCARVES: Charlie company in World War II

[416-14] - Willliam V. Hines Bronze Star write-up in THE RED SCARVES

[416-15] - Honorable Discharge, 14 March 1946

[416-16] - Enlisted Record and Report of Separation