Freck Huffstickler - Revision history

Emaster: added category "2006 Deaths"

2011-01-18T21:19:01Z

added category "2006 Deaths"

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	In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he had, voluntarily and alone, entered the Naval Armory of the city, which was occupied by more than 100 enemy soldiers, and conducted a Reconnaisance Party in the Arsenal area; personally receiving the surrender of an enemy strongpoint with large quantities of small arms and more than 100 prisoners. Huffstickler would be the first to hoist the American flag over the French city.~~<br>~~
			In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he had, voluntarily and alone, entered the Naval Armory of the city, which was occupied by more than 100 enemy soldiers, and conducted a Reconnaisance Party in the Arsenal area; personally receiving the surrender of an enemy strongpoint with large quantities of small arms and more than 100 prisoners. Huffstickler would be the first to hoist the American flag over the French city.

	A June 28 1944 <i>Associated Press</i>-wire had referred to Huffstickler as <i>Roy Fishstuecker</I> of Gastonia.		A June 28 1944 <i>Associated Press</i>-wire had referred to Huffstickler as <i>Roy Fishstuecker</I> of Gastonia.
	[[Category:World War II Veterans~~\|Huffstickler, Freck~~]]
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Wouter at 13:02, 30 July 2008

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	In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he had, voluntarily and alone, entered the Naval Armory of the city, which was occupied by more than 100 enemy soldiers, and conducted a Reconnaisance Party in the Arsenal area; personally receiving the surrender of an enemy strongpoint with large quantities of small arms and more than 100 prisoners. Huffstickler would be the first to hoist the American flag over the French city.<br>		In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he had, voluntarily and alone, entered the Naval Armory of the city, which was occupied by more than 100 enemy soldiers, and conducted a Reconnaisance Party in the Arsenal area; personally receiving the surrender of an enemy strongpoint with large quantities of small arms and more than 100 prisoners. Huffstickler would be the first to hoist the American flag over the French city.<br>
	A June 28 1944 <i>Associated Press.</i> wire had referred to Huffstickler as <i>Roy Fishstuecker</I> of Gastonia.		A June 28 1944 <i>Associated Press</i>-wire had referred to Huffstickler as <i>Roy Fishstuecker</I> of Gastonia.
	[[Category:World War II Veterans\|Huffstickler, Freck]]		[[Category:World War II Veterans\|Huffstickler, Freck]]

Wouter at 13:02, 30 July 2008

2008-07-30T13:02:36Z

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	In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he had, voluntarily and alone, entered the Naval Armory of the city, which was occupied by more than 100 enemy soldiers, and conducted a Reconnaisance Party in the Arsenal area; personally receiving the surrender of an enemy strongpoint with large quantities of small arms and more than 100 prisoners. Huffstickler would be the first to hoist the American flag over the French city.<br>		In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he had, voluntarily and alone, entered the Naval Armory of the city, which was occupied by more than 100 enemy soldiers, and conducted a Reconnaisance Party in the Arsenal area; personally receiving the surrender of an enemy strongpoint with large quantities of small arms and more than 100 prisoners. Huffstickler would be the first to hoist the American flag over the French city.<br>
	A June 28 1944 <i>Associated Press.</i> wire had referred to Huffstickler as <i>Roy ~~Fishtstuecker~~</I> of Gastonia.		A June 28 1944 <i>Associated Press.</i> wire had referred to Huffstickler as <i>Roy Fishstuecker</I> of Gastonia.
	[[Category:World War II Veterans\|Huffstickler, Freck]]		[[Category:World War II Veterans\|Huffstickler, Freck]]

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2008-07-30T12:13:37Z

Human:344091 moved to Freck Huffstickler

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2008-07-30T12:13:27Z

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In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he had, voluntarily and alone, entered the Naval Armory of the city, which was occupied by more than 100 enemy soldiers, and conducted a Reconnaisance Party in the Arsenal area; personally receiving the surrender of an enemy strongpoint with large quantities of small arms and more than 100 prisoners. Huffstickler would be the first to hoist the American flag over the French city. 
A June 28 1944 Associated Press. wire had referred to Huffstickler as Roy Fishtstuecker of Gastonia.
[[Category:World War II Veterans|Huffstickler, Freck]]

Freck Huffstickler - Revision history

Emaster: added category "2006 Deaths"

Wouter at 13:02, 30 July 2008

Wouter at 13:02, 30 July 2008

Wouter: Human:344091 moved to Freck Huffstickler

Wouter: New page: 344091 In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he h...

Wouter: New page: 344091
In December 1944 '''Leroy 'Freck' Huffstickler''' was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Battle of Cherbourg. On June 27 of that year he h...