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10th Armored Division

10th Armored Division

American 10th Armored Division

Date City Region Country
Sept. 23, 1944 Cherbourg Manche France
Sept. 30, 1944 Teurtheville Manche France
Oct. 29, 1944 Mars-La-Tour Meurthe-et-Moselle France
Nov. 9, 1944 Ottange Moselle France
Nov. 15, 1944 Petit Hettange Moselle France
Nov. 19, 1944 Laumesfeld Moselle France
Nov. 21, 1944 Apach Moselle France
Dec. 17, 1944 Luxembourg Luxembourg
Dec. 23, 1944 Mersch Luxembourg
Dec. 27, 1944 Metz Moselle France
Jan. 17, 1945 Dieuze Moselle France
Feb. 10, 1945 Metz Moselle France
Feb. 19, 1945 Apach Moselle France
Feb. 22, 1945 Ayl Rhineland Germany
March 2, 1945 Trier Rhineland Germany
March 17, 1945 Mitlosheim Rhineland Germany
March 18, 1945 Wadern Rhineland Germany
March 19, 1945 St-Wendel Rhineland Germany
March 20, 1945 Kaiserslautern Rhineland Germany
March 24, 1945 Edenkoben Rhineland Germany
March 28, 1945 Manheim Baden Germany
April 2, 1945 Hoffenheim Baden Germany
April 4, 1945 Bad Rappenau Baden Germany
April 6, 1945 Merchingen Baden Germany
April 7, 1945 Assumstadt Baden Germany
April 12, 1945 Ingelfingen Wurttemberg Germany
April 14, 1945 Ohringen Wurttemberg Germany
April 18, 1945 Bubenorbis Wurttemberg Germany
April 19, 1945 Fichtenberg Wurttemberg Germany
April 20, 1945 Lorch Wurttemberg Germany
April 21, 1945 Goppingen Wurttemberg Germany
April 23, 1945 Ehingen Wurttemberg Germany
April 25, 1945 Dietenheim Wurttemberg Germany
April 26, 1945 Babenhausen Bavaria Germany
April 27, 1945 Kaufbeuren Bavaria Germany
April 28, 1945 Schongau Bavaria Germany
April 29, 1945 Steingaden Bavaria Germany
April 30, 1945 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Bavaria Germany

Assistant Chief of Staff G-4:

Sept. 22, 1944: Lt. Col. Clark Webber

Artillery Commander:

Sept. 22, 1944: Col. Bernard F Luebbermann
April 13, 1945: Col. Edward H Metzger

Commanding Officer Reserve Command:

Sept. 22, 1944: Col. Julian E Raymond
Nov. 6, 1944: Col. Wade C Gatchell

Chief of Staff:

Sept. 22, 1944: Col. Basil G Thayer
Feb. 25, 1945: Lt. Col. Joseph A McChristian
May 8, 1945: Col. Richard Steinbach

Commanding Officer Combat Command B:

Sept. 22, 1944: Col. William L Roberts
Nov. 5, 1944: Brig. Gen. Edwin W Piburn
March 18, 1945: Col. Basil G Thayer
May 3, 1945: Col. Thomas M Brinkley
Dec. 16, 1945: Col. William L Roberts

Commanding Officer Combat Command A:

Sept. 22, 1944: Brig. Gen. Kenneth G Althaus
Dec. 15, 1944: Brig. Gen. Edwin W Piburn
April 25, 1945: Col. Thomas M Brinkley
May 3, 1945: Col. Basil G Thayer

Assistant Chief of Staff G-1:

Sept. 22, 1944: Lt. Col. John F Laudig

Assistant Chief of Staff G-2:

Sept. 22, 1944: Lt. Col. William E Eckles

Assistant Chief of Staff G-3:

Sept. 22, 1944: Major John W Sheffield
Dec. 3, 1944: Lt. Col. Joseph A McChristian
Feb. 25, 1945: Lt. Col. John W Sheffield
May 8, 1945: Lt. Col. Joseph A McChristian

Adjutant General:

Sept. 22, 1944: Lt. Col. Francis J Malloh

Commanding General:

Sept. 22, 1944: Maj. Gen. William HH Morris Jr

Assistant Chief of Staff G-5:

Oct. 3, 1944: Major John M Gregory
Jan. 10, 1945: Capt. Leigh S Plummer

Killed: 710
Missing: 586
Wounded: 3400
Captured: 1
Activated: 07/15/1942
Air Medal: 13
Arrived ETO: 09/23/1944
Bronze Star: 1400
Silver Star: 217
Days in Combat: 124
Soldiers Medal: 23
Legion of Merit: 12
Total Casualties: 8381
Arrived Continent: 09/23/1944
Battle Casualties: 4697
Non-Battle Casualties: 3684
Percent of T/O Strength: 78.5
Distinguished Flying Cross: 2
Distinguished Service Cross: 19
Entered Combat (Entire Division): 1944
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Total Units: 598
Total Locations: 23747
Total Commanders: 1863