Tough 'Ombres in Normandy: Appendix 1 — 10, Bibliography, and expanded officer biographies.

Because of space limitations I was forced to do a fairly extensive edit to the final draft of Tough 'Ombres. The ten appendices and bibliography were cut entirely and the biographies of some important officers were reduced in length. These links will allow you to access them as downloads.

Appendix 1: The Organization of the 90th Infantry Division on 6 June 1944.

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Appendix 2: Organization and Armament of the 537th Antiaircraft Artillery, Automatic-Weapons Battalion, Mobile

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Appendix 3: Casualties Incurred by the 90th Infantry Division.

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Appendix 4: Assignment and Attachment of the 90th Infantry Division to Higher Headquarters

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Appendix 7: Casualties inflicted by the 90th Infantry Division on the Germans in Normandy

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Appendix 10: Online Digital AMS/GSGS Maps

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embroidered patch with a large red Greek letter Phi on a black background.

The distinctive “T/O” Shoulder Sleeve Insignia (SSI) of the 90th Infantry Division was adopted in France in World War I and symbolized the “Texas and Oklahoma” affiliation of the division.

Appendix 5: Attachments to the 90th Infantry Division

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Appendix 8: 90th Infantry Division Unit Code Names

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Bibliography

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Appendix 6: Assignments and Attachments of the 537th AAA AW Battalion (Mbl)

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Appendix 9: Luftwaffe Strength and Daily Sorties in Normandy

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Organization, Commanders, and Staff of the 90th Infantry Division

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