Oral History: Robert Lieberman, 29-Apr-10, 20100429
- Published:
- Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2019.
- Physical Description:
- online resource (video file 1:33:13) : Sound, Colour
- Additional Creators:
- Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)
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- Summary:
- Headquarters Battery; Lieberman was a Forward Observer for Headquarters Battery; 385th Field Artillery Battalion; his job was to move ahead of the main force with 5 other guys to scout the German and in some instances Italian positions and report back via telephone or radio; when necessary he would call 105mm or 155mm artillery in on the enemy positions; on one occasion one of his team mates and a close friend were killed by rifle fire while they were scouting out enemy positions; during the Battle of the Bulge his unit was located at the northern edge of the battle area and was ordered to prevent the Germans from continuing their advance; they were able to keep the Germans at bay by using artillery fire.
- Other Subject(s):
- Oral History
- European Theater of Operations (ETO)
- battle of the Bulge (December 1944 - January 1945)
- Assault into Germany (September 1944 - May 1945)
- equipment and supplies, military scouts, military reconnaissance, military tactics, weapons
- united States Army (USA)
- 385th Field Artillery Battalion, 104th Infantry Division
- World War Two
- Antwerp
- Aachen
- Stolberg
- Cologne
- Remagen
- Nordhausen
- Dora-Mittelbau
- France
- Netherlands
- Germany
- Genre(s):
- Note:
- Archive Reference: OH.1530.
- Original Version:
- Reproduction of: United States of America, 29-Apr-10.
- Location of Originals:
- The National WWII Museum
- Copyright Note:
- Material sourced from The National WWII Museum
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