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... was in reserve. So when did you go in then? See, there was the 1st, the 5th, and the 7th Regiments in the 1
Oral History Interview with Laurence Norris, August 18, 2001: Searching Inside
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.... When you got to Guadalcanal, what did you do there? Well, we joined the 1st Marine Division... "Easy" Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines. The Lieutenant saw me and wanted me to operate a flame
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... or something? No. I joined them after they left Australia. OK. The 1st Marines came there after, so they had... been to Australia. This is the 1st Marine Division. Was Vandergriff still the Commanding General then
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... had a cap on that said 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines on it. He looked a little bit and here he 1Iays 35 o
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... Fredericksburg, Texas Interview with Mr. Lawrence Norris (1st Marine Division - Guadalcanal
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... overseas and then they sent us to New Caledonia to the Marine Raider Unit. From there I joined the 1
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.... So they sent us, the 1st Marine Division to north China. The communists call it Beijing now. I got
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... release papers, but she'd sent him the papers. I'll always remember he was from 1IHays 39 o> 44
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..., it wasn't the 1st Marine Division was it? Yes. But we were in reserve. You see, everything in the Marine
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.... The 7th was in reserve in Peleliu. Then on Okinawa it was the 1st Regiment. Very little happened
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...? It was in August. I don't remember the date. I know we 1Iays 33 o> 44
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