Thank you for visiting our website. We hope you get a glimpse into our hobby from it. We represent the 4th Armored Division and are based out of Hubbard, Ohio (Near Youngstown). We chose this division because of the triumphs and sacrifices that the men made in helping to attain victory against the Axis. Reenacting is not only fun but it has an important purpose of educating the public and honoring the veterans of World War II. Feedback and questions can be sent to: robindd476@yahoo.com
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Are you looking for info on a 4th vet?
Please look at the "history" section of our website and look up the veterans associations. They will be able to direct you on how to find out more information about the veteran. We do not have specific information about veterans. We would love to help you in your search but we just do not have that capability. Good luck in your searches!
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In Memory Of A Special Veteran Friend
We would like to dedicate this website in honor of a wonderful man who left us in December, 2003. This is Joe Graban. He liked to hang out with us at events. Joe was a member of the 12th Army Air Forces and was shot down on Christmas eve of 1944 over Germany. He was taken as a POW where he remained until the close of the war. Joe was an avid volunteer at the WW2 Vehicle Museum and Learning Center. He gave tours and loved to teach children. May God bless you Joe and thank you for your service. May you rest in a place where there is no pain or suffering.
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Patton- The 3rd Army's fearless leader
"The Third Army starts attacking in the morning, but we will go slow so the others can catch up"
“I am a soldier, I fight where I am told, and I win where I fight.”
“In case of doubt, attack.”
“Lead me, follow me, or get out of my way. ”
"May God have mercy upon my enemies, because I won't.”
"I love and admire good soldiers and brave men. I hate and despise slackers and cowards."
"An Army is a team; lives, sleeps, eats, fights as a team. This individual heroic stuff is a lot of crap."
We would like to dedicate this website in honor of a wonderful man who left us in December, 2003. This is Joe Graban. He liked to hang out with us at events. Joe was a member of the 12th Army Air Forces and was shot down on Christmas eve of 1944 over Germany. He was taken as a POW where he remained until the close of the war. Joe was an avid volunteer at the WW2 Vehicle Museum and Learning Center. He gave tours and loved to teach children. May God bless you Joe and thank you for your service. May you rest in a place where there is no pain or suffering.
