192 - Co. D - After The War - Harrodsburg
The entrance to Palawan POW Camp 10A.
Courtesy of Marguarite Aldred
Palawan Entrance
An arrow points to Pfc. Earl Fowler as he and other liberated POWs celebrate their return to the United States.
Courtesy of the Fowler Family
An arrow points to Pfc. Earl Fowler as he and other liberated POWs celebrate their return to the United States.
Courtesy of the Fowler Family
After the war, Elmer Bensing of D Company wrote down the rules the prisoners were expected to follow on the Hell Ships. - Courtesy of the Bensing Family
Bensing POW Rules
Bensing POW Rules
Bensing POW Rules
In this picture, 1st Lt. William Gentry and Brig. Gen. James N. R. Weaver answer questions asked by the families of D Company, 192nd Tank Battalion.
In this picture, 1st Lt. William Gentry and Brig. Gen. James N. R. Weaver answer questions asked by the families of D Company, 192nd Tank Battalion.
Close up of names of the members of D Company who were members of the Kentucky National Guard.
Co. D Memorial
Sherman Tank dedicated to the members of D Company. It should be noted that the company had M-3 Stuart tanks in the Philippines.
It should be noted that the 192nd fought with M-3 Stuart Tanks.
Sherman Tank at Memorial
Sherman Tank Memorial to Co. D
Sherman Tank Memorial to Co. D
Sherman Tank Memorial to Co. D