But the soldiers in the 28th Infantry Division were able to delay the Germans for about three days by holding their ground and trying to inflict as much damage on the overwhelming enemy as ...

In December 1944, the 28th Infantry Division were outnumbered, facing freezing and wet weather conditions while receiving devastating losses as they endured battle after battle, yet somehow ...

The commemoration paid tribute to the resilience and heroism that defined the 28th Infantry Division during those harsh winter months. A reading of the 28ID battle plan detailed their strategy ...

It was also the deadliest battle fought by the United States. Soldiers from Pennsylvania’s 28th Infantry Division fought there with what Dr. Walter Zapotocny Jr. calls “expectational heroism”.