BLOOD & FIRE
63rd Infantry Division
63rd Soldiers Anthony Mucciolo, Sid Lovesky and Al Weisenberg
Jeep Anthony Mucciolo's Jeep-after running over land mine

April 16, 1945, near Kunzelsau, Germany. Anthony Mucciolo and Clyde Miller. Pictured: Lt. Dunfee
Newspaper Clip - Purple Heart Newspaper Clip - Anthony Mucciolo awarded Purple Heart
63rd Infantry Division Monument 63rd Infantry Division Monument

Camp Blanding Museum, Starke, FL. Represents the soldiers of the 63rd, activated at Camp Blaning on June 15, 1943. "Blood and Fire 63rd" was known and recognized by an upthrust bloodied golden sword against a background of crison flame.
General Hibbs Louis Emerson Hibbs, Major General, U.S.A. (Dec.)
James E. Robinson Jr. James E. Robinson Jr.

First Lieutenant, Battery A, 861st Field Artillery Battalion, 63rd Infantry Division. Awarded Congressional Medal of Honor.
John R. Crews John R. Crews

Staff Seargent, 253rd Infantry, 63rd Infantry Division. Awarded Congressional Medal of Honor.

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