I gave this license plate to my Dad as a gift a few years before his death in 2001. I am sure that he drove his car with an extra bit of pride with his WWII heritage displayed on the front and rear bumper of his car. These plates and its frame were displayed with pride on my own car for several years as a remembrance to him and to all of the brave soldiers that served with the 10th Armored Division in Europe during World War II. Their service and sacrifice cannot, and will not, be forgotten.
My Dad with his 10th Armored patch and PFC rank on his coat sleeve. He obtained his Tec 5 or T/5 (Technician Grade 5) rank after attending radio school at Fort Knox in 1943. He served in Headquarters Company of the 132nd Ordnance Maintenance Battalion.
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