Posted 13 years ago
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I'll bet one of these type photos exist for every company in the WWII USA army. This one is from Compny B, 327th Inf, 101st Airborne.
Tallest and Shortest Guys | ||
| Budek's loves1741 of 1913 |  |  |
Tallest and Shortest Guys | ||
| Budek's loves1741 of 1913 | | |
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Posted 13 years ago
Militarist
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I'll bet one of these type photos exist for every company in the WWII USA army. This one is from Compny B, 327th Inf, 101st Airborne.
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Thank you both.
In family photo albums as well, looks like they couldn't find pants long enough for one & short enough for the other. lol
Thanks everyone. The short fellow was known as Sgt. Shorty. He made it through the entire war from Normandy - VE day without a Purple Heart. He joked about it saying that he was just too small of a target.
Great Photo!!---- Do you know who the tall drink of water is??
Thanks musikchoo. Sorry I don't know the name of the tall fellow. The only writing on the back of the photo is in German and translates 'the biggest and the smallest"