This site is dedicated to my Uncle Roy Harmon & Alson "Al" Souder
who used to tell me stories about the attacks on his ship during the war.
Gordon Bigham

Deploying to Italy in 1944, the 91st Division saw some to the toughest fighting of the war. Its campaigns included hard-fought river crossings and bitter winter battles in the mountains of Northern Italy. Division battle-streamers include Rome-Arno, North Appenines, and Po Valley. Two 91st Division soldiers won the Medal of Honor: Sgt. Roy Harmon and Sgt. Oscar G. Johnson. Of its authorized strength of 14,000 men, the division lost 8,323 killed and wounded. After "Victory-in-Europe" in May, 1945, the division occupied Trieste and prepared for redeployment to the Pacific Theater. Upon Japan's surrender, the 91st was ordered home, It deactivated at Camp Rucker, Alabama in December 1945. Source: The United States Army's National Training Center - The Legend of the Futa Pass

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