Fifth Field

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, M-P

Last Name

First Name

DOB

Place of Birth

Date of Death

Location of Execution

Executioner

Type Execution

Miranda

Alex F.

Saturday, July 28, 1923

Santa Ana, California

Tuesday, May 30, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Firing Squad Shot

Nelson

Henry W.

Friday, March 28, 1924

East St. Louis, Illinois

Thursday, July 5, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Unknown Hanged

Newman

Oscar N.

Friday, July 19, 1918

Macon, Ohio

Wednesday, November 29, 1944

Beaunay, Marne, France

Henry L. Peck/Woods Assistant Hanged

Norris

Clete O.

Friday, March 1, 1918

Palestine, Texas

Thursday, May 31, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Ortiz

Victor

Tuesday, January 6, 1914

Coamo, Puerto Rico

Thursday, June 21, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Parker

Woodrow

Alabama

Monday, October 15, 1945

Les Milles, France (Delta DTC)

Firing Squad Shot

Pearson

Robert L.

Wednesday, May 30, 1923

Mayflower, Arkansas

Saturday, March 17, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Herbert Morris Hanged

Pennyfeather

William D.

Wednesday, July 21, 1920

New York, New York

Saturday, November 18, 1944

Fort Du Roule, Cherbourg, France

Mortimer H. Christian Hanged
U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, M-P2015-09-08T19:29:29-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, M

Last Name

First Name

DOB

Place of Birth

Date of Death

Location of Execution

Executioner

Type Execution

Mack

William

Wednesday, September 21, 1910

St. George, South Carolina

Thursday, February 15, 1945

Plabennec, Finisterre, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Mariano

Blake W.

Tuesday, April 4, 1916

Mariana Lake, New Mexico

Wednesday, October 10, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Martinez

Aniceto

Tuesday, May 30, 1922

Vallecitos, New Mexico

Friday, June 15, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint Hanged

Maxey

Curtis L.

Friday, June 16, 1922

Deatsville, Alabama

Saturday, November 18, 1944

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Unknown Hanged

McCarter

William J.

Monday, October 22, 1906

Charlotte, North Carolina

Monday, May 28, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

John C. Woods Hanged

McGann

Theron W.

Saturday, June 25, 1921

Portland, Oregon

Monday, November 20, 1944

St. Lo, Manche, France

Mortimer H. Christian Hanged

McGhee

Shelton Sr.

Monday, May 8, 1916

Holly Springs, Mississippi

Friday, May 4, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

N. G. Neiswender Hanged

McMurray

Fred A.

Wednesday, February 25, 1920

Ruston, Louisiana

Monday, July 2, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Three lieutenants Hanged
U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, M2015-09-08T19:22:07-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, J-M

Last Name

First Name

DOB

Place of Birth

Date of Death

Location of Execution

Executioner

Type Execution

Jones

Kinney

Sunday, March 15, 1914

Greenville, South Carolina

Tuesday, March 20, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

John W. Daschner, William Vassil, Durey G. Ranck Hanged

Jones

Cubia

Monday, May 12, 1919

Thomson, Georgia

Saturday, March 17, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Herbert Morris Hanged

Jones

Edwin P.

Monday, February 16, 1920

Henry County, Kentucky

Wednesday, January 5, 1944

Oran, Algeria

Arthur S. Imell Hanged

Jordan

Charles H.

Saturday, October 9, 1920

Monticello, Georgia

Wednesday, November 22, 1944

Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France

Unknown Hanged

Kendrick

James E.

Wednesday, March 22, 1922

Picayune, Mississippi

Saturday, July 17, 1943

Oran, Algeria

Unknown Hanged

Kluxdal

Paul M.

Wednesday, July 17, 1907

Merrill, Wisconsin

Tuesday, October 31, 1944

Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France

Mortimer H. Christian/Woods Assistant Hanged

Leatherberry

J.C.

Thursday, January 19, 1922

Hazelhurst, Mississippi

Tuesday, May 16, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint Hanged

Mack

John H.

Wednesday, May 11, 1910

Menlo, Georgia

Tuesday, March 20, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

John W. Daschner, William Vassil, Durey Ranck Hanged
U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, J-M2015-09-08T19:37:59-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, H-J

Last Name

First Name

DOB

Place of Birth

Date of Death

Location of Execution

Executioner

Type Execution

Heard

Haze

Wednesday, June 7, 1922

Toccoa, Georgia

Monday, May 21, 1945

Mesnil-Clinchamps, Calvados, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Hendricks

James E.

Sunday, April 29, 1923

Drewry, North Carolina

Friday, November 24, 1944

Chateau La Vallee, Plumaudan, Cotes-du-Nord, France

Mortimer H. Christian Hanged

Holden

Mervin

Friday, October 1, 1920

Robeline, Louisiana

Tuesday, January 30, 1945

Fort d’Orange, Citadel, Namur, Belgium

John C. Woods Hanged

Hopper

Benjamin F.

Friday, August 20, 1920

Hickory, North Carolina

Wednesday, April 11, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Jefferies

Charles H.

Sunday, July 15, 1923

Coatesville, Pennsylvania

Thursday, July 5, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

 Unknown Hanged

Johnson

Willie

Sunday, December 25, 1921

Idaville, Oklahoma

Tuesday, June 26, 1945

La Heye Peshnel, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Jones

John T.

Sunday, August 11, 1912

Silvercreek, Mississippi

Thursday, July 5, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Unknown Hanged

Jones

James L.

Thursday, December 12, 1912

Reform, Alabama

Thursday, April 19, 1945

La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France

John C. Woods Hanged
U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, H-J2015-09-08T19:39:50-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, E-H

Last Name

First Name

DOB

Place of Birth

Date of Death

Location of Execution

Executioner

Type Execution

Ervin

Charlie Jr.

Tuesday, February 18, 1919

Lexington, Tennessee

Friday, October 19, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Firing Squad Shot

Farrell

Arthur J.

Tuesday, November 20, 1906

Jersey City, New Jersey

Friday, January 19, 1945

St. Sulpice de, Ille-et-Vilaine, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Gordon

Tom E.

Sunday, March 7, 1915

Greenville, South Carolina

Tuesday, July 10, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Grant

General L.

Wednesday, May 25, 1921

Union Point, Georgia

Tuesday, March 27, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Unknown Hanged

Green

George Jr.

Saturday, May 10, 1924

Steven, Arkansas

Tuesday, May 15, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Guerra

Augustine M.

Sunday, May 4, 1924

Cibolo, Texas

Monday, January 8, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint Hanged

Harris

Wiley Jr.

Wednesday, June 12, 1918

Greenville, Georgia

Friday, May 26, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Alexander Riley Hanged

Harrison

William Jr.

Thursday, July 27, 1922

Ironton, Ohio

Saturday, April 7, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Herbert Morris Hanged
U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, E-H2015-09-08T19:34:40-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, C-D

Last Name

First Name

DOB

Place of Birth

Date of Death

Location of Execution

Executioner

Type Execution

Cobb

David

Monday, November 14, 1921

Dothan, Alabama

Friday, March 12, 1943

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint Hanged

Cooper

John David

Sunday, June 11, 1922

Dover, Georgia

Tuesday, January 9, 1945

Lerouville, Meuse, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Crews

Otis B.

Saturday, March 17, 1917

Carnegie, Georgia

Wednesday, February 21, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Unknown Hanged

Davis

William E.

Monday, March 8, 1915

Richmond, Virginia

Wednesday, December 27, 1944

Guiclan, Finistere, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Davis

Arthur E.

Friday, August 8, 1919

Cleveland, Ohio

Wednesday, November 22, 1944

Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France

Unknown Hanged

Davis

Lee A.

Monday, January 8, 1923

Temple, Texas

Tuesday, December 14, 1943

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Alexander Riley Hanged

Davison

Tommie

Monday, August 10, 1914

West Point, Mississippi

Thursday, March 29, 1945

Prise Guinment, Manche, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Donnelly

Robert L.

Sunday, July 27, 1924

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Wednesday, May 31, 1944

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Unknown Hanged

Downes

William C.

Wednesday, January 27, 1915

Copeland, Virginia

Wednesday, February 28, 1945

Etienville, Manche, France

John C. Woods Hanged
U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, C-D2015-09-08T19:42:32-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, A-C

Last Name

First Name

DOB

Place of Birth

Date of Death

Location of Execution

Executioner

Type Execution

Agee

Amos

Wednesday, February 16, 1916

Linden, Alabama

Saturday, March 3, 1945

La Saussaye, Commune de Bure, Orne, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Anderson

Roy W.

Saturday, September 22, 1917

Jeffersonville, Indiana

Wednesday, October 25, 1944

Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France

Mortimer H. Christian/Woods Assistant Hanged

Bailey

Milbert

Sunday, September 6, 1914

Louisiana

Thursday, April 19, 1945

La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Baldwin

Walter J.

Sunday, October 8, 1922

Shell Mound, Mississippi

Wednesday, January 17, 1945

Beaufay, Sarthe, France

John C. Woods Hanged

Bennerman

Sydney

Thursday, January 31, 1918

Wilmington, North Carolina

Monday, October 15, 1945

Les Milles, France (Delta DTC)

Firing Squad Shot

Brinson

Eliga

Friday, February 21, 1919

Tallahassee, Florida

Friday, August 11, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint Hanged

Burns

Lee A.

Sunday, November 9, 1913

Homer, Louisiana

Tuesday, March 27, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Unknown Hanged

Clark

Ernest Lee

Tuesday, August 10, 1920

Clifton Forge, Virginia

Monday, January 8, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint Hanged

Clay

Matthew Jr.

Monday, July 26, 1920

Avery Island, Louisiana

Monday, June 4, 1945

Fontenay-sur-Mer, Manche, France

John C. Woods Hanged
U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, A-C2015-09-08T19:44:44-05:00

The Fifth Field Wins the Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Award

2013 Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Award

LTG Richard G. Trefry, Inspector General of the United States Army

(June 18, 2014)  The Army Historical Foundation has recognized two authors for 2013 with the Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Award for their contributions to the literature on the history of the U.S. Army.  Colonel French L. MacLean was honored for his book, The Fifth Field:  The Story of 96 American Soldiers Sentenced to Death and Executed in Europe and North Africa in World War II (Atglen, PA:  Schiffer Publishing, Ltd.).  Rick Atkinson was recognized for his highly praised Liberation Trilogy, consisting of the books An Army at Dawn:  The War in North Africa, 1942-1943; The Day of Battle:  The War in Sicily and Italy, 1943-1944; and The Guns at Last Light:  The War in Western Europe, 1944-1945 (New York:  Henry Holt), on the U.S. Army in North Africa and Europe in World War II.

Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry, who had served as an enlisted man in World War II, retired from the U.S. Army after 33 years of active duty.  He served as the Inspector General of the U.S. Army for six years under three Chiefs of Staff and Secretaries of the Army, revolutionizing the Army’s approach to the Annual Inspector General Inspection by transforming it from a compliance event into an inspection that identified and corrected systemic failings that inevitably led to recurring deficiencies and interfered with the ability of unit commanders to accomplish their missions.  After retirement, General Trefry served in the White House as the Military Assistant to the President of the United States, directing the White House Military Office during Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, as a military advisor to President George H. W. Bush.

In 1995, General Trefry served on the Board of Directors of American Military University and today, continues to serve on the Board of Trustees of the American Public University System as a member and committee chair.  In addition, he has served as a Senior Fellow for the Institute for Land Warfare in the Association of the U.S. Army and is Program Manager of the Army Force Management School at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.  General Trefry teaches and speaks frequently at service schools, public and private organizations, and at public and private schools and colleges.  In 2009, the Secretary of the Army established the Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Lifetime of Service Award, honoring Lieutenant General Trefry’s extraordinary achievement and service to the Army, the Department of Defense, the Federal Government, and our Nation.

General Trefry holds a B.S. degree in Military Science from the United States Military Academy, West Point, and is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College and the Army War College.  In 2006, he received the Distinguished Graduate Award from the United States Military Academy Association of Graduates.

His presentation on “How the Army Runs” has become legendary in military circles in explaining the Constitutional and legal underpinnings of what the Army has and what the Army does.

 

He had this to say about The Fifth Field:

“I couldn’t put it down… a hell of a good book…the subject is fascinating… you have done yeoman’s work and produced a great book.”
“I had been an enlisted man in World War II and knew that soldiers had been executed, but I did not know how many.  Later, when I was the Inspector General of the United States Army, I was visiting the American Military Cemetery in Luxembourg about 1980.  As I looked at the crosses, I wondered where the soldiers who were executed were buried.  Now, I finally know.”
The Fifth Field Wins the Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Award2023-06-20T14:18:30-05:00

Sergeant Richard A. Mosley

(June 2, 2014) Sergeant and Military Police guard Richard A. Mosley served at the Loire Disciplinary Training Center, during which time he escorted seven condemned men to the gallows.  The son of Irish immigrants, Mosley was born in Pineville, KY on February 22, 1904.  He joined the Navy in World War I, but received a discharge for being underage.  He spent five years at the University of Illinois, studying electrical and mechanical engineering.  He subsequently was the foreman for an automobile service center.  Although he was partially blind in one eye, he entered the Army at Los Angeles on August 1, 1942 and became a powerhouse engineer.  After arriving in Great Britain on June 1, 1943, he was transferred to new duties as a military specialty 635 – disciplinarian.  He stood 6’5″ tall and weighed 203 pounds.  On March 1, 1945, he became a first sergeant in the 1008th Engineer Services Battalion.  Mosley was discharged at Fort MacArthur, CA on August 31, 1945.  He was awarded the Good Conduct Medal, the World War II Victory Medal and the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with a Bronze Service Star for Northern France.  Mosley lived in Hanford, CA until his death on January 5, 1953.  He is buried at Grangeville Cemetery in Armona, CA.

However, this is only part of the story.  In May 2014, family members of Sergeant Mosley contacted the author with additional, critical information.  Richard Mosley had died in 1953, but the cause of death was a suicide.  For decades, Mrs. Mosley and her children questioned themselves as to whether they may have contributed to Sergeant Mosley’s decision to end his life.  When you read The Fifth Field, you will see the level of compassion that Sergeant Mosley displayed toward condemned prisoners; a witness to one execution recalled in 2011 how Sergeant Mosley let a man smoke a last cigarette before climbing the stairs of the gallows.

Sergeant Richard A. Mosley did not take his own life over family issues or finances.  In my opinion, Sergeant Mosley was a classic case of Post-Traumatic Stress and he was unable to get the help he needed before it overwhelmed him.

Sergeant Richard A. Mosley2015-09-30T19:59:00-05:00

US Army Executions World War II in Europe and Africa

Master Sergeant John C Woods, US Army Hangman

 

The 96

Last Name

First Name

Date of Death

Location of Execution

Cobb

David

Friday, March 12, 1943

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Smith

Harold A.

Friday, June 25, 1943

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Kendrick

James E.

Saturday, July 17, 1943

Oran, Algeria

Pittman

Willie Aron

Monday, August 30, 1943

Termini, Sicily

Stroud

Harvey L.

Monday, August 30, 1943

Termini, Sicily

White

Armstead

Monday, August 30, 1943

Termini, Sicily

White

David

Monday, August 30, 1943

Termini, Sicily

Smith

Charles H.

Monday, September 06, 1943

Oran, Algeria

Davis

Lee A.

Tuesday, December 14, 1943

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Jones

Edwin P.

Wednesday, January 05, 1944

Oran, Algeria

Waters

John H.

Thursday, February 10, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Spears

Charles E.

Wednesday, April 19, 1944

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Leatherberry

J.C.

Tuesday, May 16, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Harris

Wiley Jr.

Friday, May 26, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Miranda

Alex F.

Tuesday, May 30, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Donnelly

Robert L.

Wednesday, May 31, 1944

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Brinson

Eliga

Friday, August 11, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Smith

Willie

Friday, August 11, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Whitfield

Clarence

Monday, August 14, 1944

Canisy, France

Watson

Ray

Tuesday, August 29, 1944

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Thomas

Madison

Thursday, October 12, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Anderson

Roy W.

Wednesday, October 25, 1944

Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France

Sanders

James B.

Wednesday, October 25, 1944

Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France

Kluxdal

Paul M.

Tuesday, October 31, 1944

Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France

Watson

Joseph

Wednesday, November 08, 1944

Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France

Wimberly

Willie Jr.

Wednesday, November 08, 1944

Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France

Maxey

Curtis L.

Saturday, November 18, 1944

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Pennyfeather

William D.

Saturday, November 18, 1944

Fort Du Roule, Cherbourg, France

Scott

Richard B.

Saturday, November 18, 1944

Fort Du Roule, Cherbourg, France

McGann

Theron W.

Monday, November 20, 1944

St. Lo, Manche, France

Davis

Arthur E.

Wednesday, November 22, 1944

Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France

Jordan

Charles H.

Wednesday, November 22, 1944

Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France

Hendricks

James E.

Friday, November 24, 1944

Chateau La Vallee, Plumaudan, Cotes-du-Nord, France

Pygate

Benjamin

Tuesday, November 28, 1944

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Newman

Oscar N.

Wednesday, November 29, 1944

Beaunay, Marne, France

Valentine

Leo Sr.

Wednesday, November 29, 1944

Beaunay, Marne, France

Davis

William E.

Wednesday, December 27, 1944

Guiclan, Finistere, France

Clark

Ernest Lee

Monday, January 08, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Guerra

Augustine M.

Monday, January 08, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Cooper

John David

Tuesday, January 09, 1945

Lerouville, Meuse, France

Baldwin

Walter J.

Wednesday, January 17, 1945

Beaufay, Sarthe, France

Farrell

Arthur J.

Friday, January 19, 1945

St. Sulpice de, Ille-et-Vilaine, France

Twiggs

James W.

Monday, January 22, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Holden

Mervin

Tuesday, January 30, 1945

Fort d’Orange, Citadel, Namur, Belgium

Spencer

Elwood J.

Tuesday, January 30, 1945

Fort d’Orange, Citadel, Namur, Belgium

Slovik

Eddie

Wednesday, January 31, 1945

Ste. Marie-Aux-Mines, France

Wilson

J. P.

Friday, February 02, 1945

Lerouville, Meuse, France

Skinner

Robert L.

Saturday, February 10, 1945

Bricquebec, Manche, France

Yancy

Waiters

Saturday, February 10, 1945

Bricquebec, Manche, France

Mack

William

Thursday, February 15, 1945

Plabennec, Finisterre, France

Crews

Otis B.

Wednesday, February 21, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Downes

William C.

Wednesday, February 28, 1945

Etienville, Manche, France

Agee

Amos

Saturday, March 03, 1945

La Saussaye, Commune de Bure, Orne, France

Smith

John C.

Saturday, March 03, 1945

La Saussaye, Commune de Bure, Orne, France

Watson

Frank

Saturday, March 03, 1945

La Saussaye, Commune de Bure, Orne, France

Jones

Cubia

Saturday, March 17, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Pearson

Robert L.

Saturday, March 17, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Jones

Kinney

Tuesday, March 20, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Mack

John H.

Tuesday, March 20, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Taylor

John W.

Tuesday, March 20, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Burns

Lee A.

Tuesday, March 27, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Grant

General L.

Tuesday, March 27, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Smalls

Abraham

Tuesday, March 27, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Davison

Tommie

Thursday, March 29, 1945

Prise Guinment, Manche, France

Williams

Olin W.

Thursday, March 29, 1945

Le Chene Daniel, Manche, France

Harrison

William Jr.

Saturday, April 07, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Hopper

Benjamin F.

Wednesday, April 11, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Bailey

Milbert

Thursday, April 19, 1945

La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France

Jones

James L.

Thursday, April 19, 1945

La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France

Williams

John

Thursday, April 19, 1945

La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France

McGhee

Shelton Sr.

Friday, May 04, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Smith

George E. Jr.

Tuesday, May 08, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Green

George Jr.

Tuesday, May 15, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Heard

Haze

Monday, May 21, 1945

Mesnil-Clinchamps, Calvados, France

McCarter

William J.

Monday, May 28, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Norris

Clete O.

Thursday, May 31, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Rollins

Alvin R.

Thursday, May 31, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Clay

Matthew Jr.

Monday, June 04, 1945

Fontenay-sur-Mer, Manche, France

Schmiedel

Werner

Monday, June 11, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Martinez

Aniceto

Friday, June 15, 1945

Shepton Mallet Prison, England

Ortiz

Victor

Thursday, June 21, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Johnson

Willie

Tuesday, June 26, 1945

La Heye Peshnel, France

McMurray

Fred A.

Monday, July 02, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Till

Louis

Monday, July 02, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Jefferies

Charles H.

Thursday, July 05, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Jones

John T.

Thursday, July 05, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Nelson

Henry W.

Thursday, July 05, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Gordon

Tom E.

Tuesday, July 10, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Wray

Robert

Monday, August 20, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Philpot

Henry C.

Monday, September 10, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Robinson

Charles M.

Friday, September 28, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Mariano

Blake W.

Wednesday, October 10, 1945

Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France

Bennerman

Sydney

Monday, October 15, 1945

Les Milles, France (Delta DTC)

Parker

Woodrow

Monday, October 15, 1945

Les Milles, France (Delta DTC)

Ervin

Charlie Jr.

Friday, October 19, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

Spinks

Mansfield

Friday, October 19, 1945

PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

US Army Executions World War II in Europe and Africa2015-09-08T19:49:44-05:00
Go to Top