What are the names of the soldiers from Maine who fought in World War 2?

We do not have the specific names of the Native American who fought in World War 2 in our database. You can get their names from the World War 2 museum. I have provided a link for you so you can contact them. Thanks. ...

General Pershing whoever put this answer does not know what they are talking about ...

bob doleAudie Murphey was the most decorated soldier in the entire war

Buffalo soldiers got their names because when they fought against the Indians, they had coarse, tough, hair like the hides of buffalo, so they were called the buffalo soldiers. ...

Public records in Colorado show the known soldiers who fought in World War 2. These lists may not be 100 percent accurate or intact, but they are one of the best ways to learn the names of the soldiers who fought in the war. However, finding these lists and documents may be a bit challenging. ...

101st airborne website

there are thousands so too many to name

If you need specific names you can contact the Royal Armed Forces records place or see if one of the memorials in Canada has the names listed. See links below. ...

The armoured infantry were hoplites. The light infantry were peltasts.

Jake Mowat was probably the main soldier to kill most of the people in the World War II, but ID1156581762 doesn't know soldiers with B in their last names in the War. ...

The only one I can think, of is Douglas MacArthur & Jean Corbin.

The Russian soldiers were called Bolsjeviks.

"Civil War" is a proper noun. So would be any of the names of the battles or the soldiers who fought in them. ...

A question about slang names for soldiers have already been answered in other Questions. American soldiers: GI Joe - Yank (Draftees usually) British: Tommy German: Tedeschi (Italian) - Kraut See Question: What slang terms did German soldiers use for French soldiers in World War 1? ...

The conventional names of the beaches were Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, Sword. ...

names of soldiers at omaha beach

Mounted Soldiers have had several names: cavalry hussars dragoons uhlans lancers and more ...

"Fox holes" were dug by soldiers for protection from artillery and small arms fire. They would also hide a soldiers position allowing them to open fire when the enemy is close. "Trenches" where deeper more complex structures and would house larger groups of soldiers. Trenches allowed soldiers a level of protection when moving from one firing position to another and often were deep enough to stand in. ...

There were far more than 2

There are far too many names of wounded fighting men in WW2 to list.

Quin, Quinttin and Quince

They were nick-named 'Tommies'.

they were soldiers who helped other people survive.

Temporary Jew Blasting Camps

Some countries have accurace (or as accurate as possible) records of who fought in their forces in World War I; but some countries for various reasons have little or no records of this information. ...