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Inbound commuters often live just across the border  Statistics Netherlands

Long: 75 years since Malmedy Massacre | Commentary | roanoke.com  Roanoke Times

Every Veterans Day, Malmedy Massacre survivor Harold Billow remembers his fallen comrades [photos]  LancasterOnline

Ultralight Concept SV4-RS flight test | Pilot  Pilot Magazine

An Infantryman in the Battle of the Bulge  Argunners Magazine

Mystery of WWII soldier's death solved  Daily Journal Online

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I've been doing some research into a relative's tour of duty with the 99th Infantry Divsion (also known as the "Checkerboard" or "Battle Babies" Division. This division saw action in the Ardennes at the Battle of the Bulge and was made up of replacements and green troops. The question is that on most military memoribila sites that have division patches displayed the sequence runs to the 98th Division and jumps to the 100th. Although you can get pins and patches is there a specific reason why the 99th isn't included with all the other divisions?

Going to Europe and would like to find out path they took after landing at Utah Beach June 12, 1944. Thank you.