The following table lists the various locations in France, Belgium, Germany and Czechoslavakia where Jerry and the 751st Field Artillery lived, fought and sometimes played in late 1944 to October 1945, based upon the notes my dad left on the back of each photo he archived.

Note that there may have been other places where they had served, but this is limited information based upon the photos.

Dec 1944	Roetgen, Germany; Monshau, Germany
Jan 1945	Roetgen, Germany; Lohne, Germany
Feb 1945	Lohne, Germany; Rheinsberg, Germany
Mar 1945	Bruckhausen, Germany
Apr 1945	Waltrop, Germany
May 1945	Kassel, Germany; Detmold, Germany; Munster, Germany
June 1945	Kassel, Germany; Detmold, Germany; Flieden, Germany; Detmold, Germany
July 1945	Detmold to Neuhof, Germany; Paris, France
August 1945	Paris, France; Rheims, France; Fulda, Germany; Spa, Belgium; Frankfurt, Germany; Flieden, Germany, somewhere in Czechoslavakia
September 1945	Neuhof, Germany; Frankfurt, Germany; Mannheim, Germany; Metz, Framce; Heidelberg, Germany; Fulda, Germany
October 1945	Pluderhausen, Germany; Ulm, Germany

Prior to the photos supplied, the 751st served in these cities:

July 1944	Firth of Clyde, Scotland
August 1944	Abergavenny, England; Brecknockshire, Wales; London, England (leave); Weymouth,England; St. Germain (Normandy), France; Dinard, France
September 1944	Dinard, France; Mortain, France; Logny, france; Tremblay Sur Mauldre,France; Paris, France;Ohain, France
October 1944	Henri Chapelle, Belgium; Raath, Holland; Oirsbeck, Holland; Dorff, Germany
November 1944	Dorff, Germany; Stolberg, Germany; Bergrath, German

The 751st was in combat for 248 days.

Special thanks to Bob Lyon for some of the information provided here and on the other pages. His grandfather, Al Rice, also served in the 751st.