Call to Duty: Outagamie County in World War II

Weapons Unit

Company D acted as a weapons unit for the 1st Battalion of the 127th Infantry Regiment within the 32nd Division. The men of Company D shot .30-caliber "Water Cooled" machine guns and 81mm mortars at Japanese soldiers. Replacement troops from all parts of the US eventually outnumber Appleton natives. Edwin Ingeldew grew up in New York and Henry Chavez in Oklahoma (right).

 

Edwin Ingeldew (left) and Henry Chavez (right) of Company D
hold a "Water Cooled" machine gun, circa 1942

Courtesy of Monroe Schneider

 


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Edwin Ingeldew (left) and Henry Chavez (right) of Company D hold a

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