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| − | Briggs was a soldier who landed on [[Omaha Beach]]. He was assigned to the 29th Infantry Division. He was wounded, so Captain Miller tried to drag him to safety. A German Shell |
+ | Briggs was a soldier who landed on [[Omaha Beach]]. He was assigned to the 29th Infantry Division. He was wounded in the abdomen, so Captain Miller tried to drag him to safety. A German Shell blew his legs and forearms off, killing him instantly, so Captain Miller left the body behind. Captain Miller knew Briggs by name, so it is possible that Briggs was Miller's executive officer. |
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| Weapon | M1 Carbine |
| Rank | Lieutenant |
| Birth | Before 1920 |
Briggs was a soldier who landed on Omaha Beach. He was assigned to the 29th Infantry Division. He was wounded in the abdomen, so Captain Miller tried to drag him to safety. A German Shell blew his legs and forearms off, killing him instantly, so Captain Miller left the body behind. Captain Miller knew Briggs by name, so it is possible that Briggs was Miller's executive officer.