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D-Day target - confirmed in records found in the early 21st century. By the time of the invasion, Pointe du Hoc's artillery pieces had been moved to another nearby site, replaced by telephone poles. By 0900 hours on D-Day, a two-man patrol from the
Rangers located the Pointe's missing guns. Sergeant Lomell and Staff Sgt. Jack E. Kuhn, using thermite grenades, disabled two of the five artillery pieces and destroyed the sighting mechanism of another. While retrieving more grenades to finish the job, a second patrol, led by Staff Sgt. Frank A. Rupinski, also located the artillery pieces, and disabled the remainder using thermite grenades. They started a fire in the powder charges and left the area, accomplishing the goal of destroying the artillery pieces that had been targeted at Utah Beach, but were also in range of Omaha Beach. Rudder ordered his men to dig in, and they fought off German counterattacks for two days until relieved. He and his men helped successfully establish a beachhead for the Allied forces. The siege was replicated in the 1962 epic film
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1310:Todd Whitten
1286:Bill Pringle
1270:Buddy Fornes
1262:Lloyd Taylor
1254:Hobart Lytal
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1166:W. J. Wisdom
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1498:(2008–2009)
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1488:Ed J. Davis
1482:(2002–2006)
1474:(1994–2002)
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1336:(2005–2009)
1334:Sam McElroy
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1246:Johnny Dunn
1240:(1951–1959)
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1222:Dutch Flory
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1049:Bill Alcorn
1017:Bill Alcorn
796:November 7,
628:November 7,
506:Eden, Texas
430:documents.
355:Bronze Star
202:Preceded by
159:Silver Star
53:Eden, Texas
50:May 6, 1910
1732:Categories
1715:John Sharp
1294:Hal McAfee
1158:W. A. Hall
1043:1955–1958
1003:Democratic
729:October 1,
603:References
405:campus in
77:Allegiance
46:1910-05-06
1278:Bobby Fox
422:adding a
258:US troops
192:In office
182:16th
98:1941–1967
90:U.S. Army
1717:(2011– )
1418:# (1970)
1352:(2016– )
523:(future
496:Tributes
435:Democrat
220:(Acting)
141:Cold War
85:Service/
1198:No team
1118:No team
424:seismic
383:colonel
260:at the
70:Houston
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