192nd - B Co.
Courtney, PFC Dannie J.
PFC Dannie Joseph Courtney was born in Janesville, Wisconsin to the son of Donald Edward Courtney and Eva Butler-Courtney on October 23, 1917. As a
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These are the men of the 192nd Tank Battalion, Company B, which originated as the 33rd Divisional Tank Company of the Illinois National Guard from Maywood, Illinois.
PFC Dannie Joseph Courtney was born in Janesville, Wisconsin to the son of Donald Edward Courtney and Eva Butler-Courtney on October 23, 1917. As a
T/5 Charles Leo Corr Jr. was born in Chicago, Illinois, on June 28, 1916, to Charles L. Corr Sr. and Mabel Snow-Corr. With his brother,
Sgt. Lewis Harry Brittan was born on October 10, 1915, to Max and Fannie Brittan who were Russian immigrants. He and his brother were raised
Lt. Col. Theodore Francis Wickord was born on August 2, 1907, in Chicago, to Peter H. Wickord and Julia Nevecerel-Wickord. He grew up in Cicero
Provisional Tank Group Sgt. Norman F. Spencer*★ Cpl. William E. Burns Jr.*★ Staff, Headquarters Company, 192nd Tank Battalion Lt. Col. Theodore F. Wickord* Capt. Ruben H. Schwass
PFC Elkoney Albert Allison was the son of Thomas D. Allison and Etta C. Warren-Allison. He was born on November 25, 1916, in Baxter, Tennessee.
Pvt. Andrew Joseph Aquila was born on May 31, 1918, to Thomas and Carmela Aquila in what was called “Little Italy” in Cleveland, Ohio, and
Pvt. John Avila was born on December 8, 1914, in Erath County, Texas to Pompey and Edubijes Avila. His family was living in Dallas, Texas,
Sgt. James Arthur Bainbridge Jr. was born in Cook County, Illinois, on July 20, 1918, to James A. Bainbridge Sr. and Maude M. Floor-Bainbridge. With
S/Sgt. John Edwin Ball was born to Frederick E. Ball and Cora C. Rinehart-Ball on September 17, 1914, in Stewart Township, Guthrie County, Iowa. He
Sgt. Zenon Roland Bardowski on October 17, 1914, in Gary, Indiana, to Zenon N. Bardowski and Caroline Lena Kostur-Bardowski. He grew up at 1601 Jackson
Sgt. James Philip Bashleben was on December 20, 1917, to Kuno Bashleben and Frances Boening-Bashleben. When he was ten, his mother passed away in May
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