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With targets ranging from horse-drawn chow. wagons to huge Maginot and Siegfried
forts and gun batteries, the 925th Field Artillery Battalion provided accurate, well coordinated
artillery support for all of CT-9's combat operations in \Vorld \Var II. To them goes credit for firing
the first round of heavy artillery for the 100th Division in combat at 1645 hours of Novemberl, 1944.
During the attack on Lemberg, December 7th, they poured in the heaviest concentration
of fire in their combat experience and succeeded in destroying two strategically placed flak-wagons,
which enabled the infantry to crash into town.
Throughout the winter their firepower helped contain the New Year's Day counter­
attack, aided the numerous infantry patrols and softened the enemy positions preparatory to
the Spring Offensive. Again at lIeillJronn, the counter-hattery fire against the 88's that rained dow;}
onto the 399th Neckar HiHr bridgehead from the commanding ridges played a large part in the
rail of that key bastion.
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