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He jumped into Normandy on June 6, 1944. He was then rounded up by a 101st Colonel to go defend the town of [[Ramelle]]. His group was then joined up with [[Miller's Men]]. |
He jumped into Normandy on June 6, 1944. He was then rounded up by a 101st Colonel to go defend the town of [[Ramelle]]. His group was then joined up with [[Miller's Men]]. |
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During the [[Battle at Ramelle]], he hid in a building with [[Weller]], and dropped some Molotov cocktails into a [[Marder III]]. After that, he helped take out a [[Panzer IV Tank]] with Weller, [[Lyle]], [[Private Toynbe|Toynbe]], [[Garrity]], [[Rice]], and [[Ramelle Soldier|another soldier]]. Only he, Toynbe, and Rice survived the 20mm Flak Cannon. |
During the [[Battle at Ramelle]], he hid in a building with [[Weller]], and dropped some Molotov cocktails into a [[Marder III]]. After that, he helped take out a [[Panzer IV Tank]] with Weller, [[Lyle]], [[Private Toynbe|Toynbe]], [[Garrity]], [[Rice]], and [[Ramelle Soldier|another soldier]]. Only he, Toynbe, and Rice survived the 20mm Flak Cannon. |
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Revision as of 00:12, 28 October 2011
Private Wilson is a soldier, and one of the Ramelle Paratroopers.
Biography
He jumped into Normandy on June 6, 1944. He was then rounded up by a 101st Colonel to go defend the town of Ramelle. His group was then joined up with Miller's Men.
Wilson on the "Rabbit"
During the Battle at Ramelle, he hid in a building with Weller, and dropped some Molotov cocktails into a Marder III. After that, he helped take out a Panzer IV Tank with Weller, Lyle, Toynbe, Garrity, Rice, and another soldier. Only he, Toynbe, and Rice survived the 20mm Flak Cannon.
Wilson stuffing Grenades into the tank.
He then started to retreat to the Alamo. He was killed when he was shot in the back and fell in the river.
Wilson falling into river