Madam Jocelyne Papelard-Brescia, President of the Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France, presents a handmade flag, made by French children to honor Soldiers of the 45th Infantry Division, to Brig. Gen. Hopper Smith, assistant adjutant general for the Oklahoma National Guard at the 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City on October 3. The Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France was created to pay tribute and care for the graves of WWII American Soldiers killed or missing in action. Many of those Soldiers were members of the 157th Regiment, the 179th and 180th Infantry Battalions, and all were part of the 45th Infantry Division. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Lt. Col. Lindy White)
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Madam Jocelyne Papelard-Brescia, President of the Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France, presents a handmade flag, made by French children to honor Soldiers of the 45th Infantry Division, to Brig. Gen. Hopper Smith, assistant adjutant general for the Oklahoma National Guard at the 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City on October 3. The Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France was created to pay tribute and care for the graves of WWII American Soldiers killed or missing in action. Many of those Soldiers were members of the 157th Regiment, the 179th and 180th Infantry Battalions, and all were part of the 45th Infantry Division. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Lt. Col. Lindy White)
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Brig. Gen. Louis Wilham, Adjutant General for Oklahoma, shakes the hand of Madam Jocelyne Papelard-Brescia, President of the Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France, after she presented a handmade American flag made by children of Epinal, France, to honor Soldiers of the 45th Infantry Division, at the 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City on October 3. The Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France was created to pay tribute and care for the graves of WWII American Soldiers killed or missing in action. Many of those Soldiers were members of the 157th Regiment, the 179th and 180th Infantry Battalions, and all were part of the 45th Infantry Division. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Lt. Col. Lindy White)
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Brig. Gen. Hopper Smith, assistant adjutant general for the Oklahoma National Guard, presents a 45th Infantry Division flag to Madam Jocelyne Papelard-Brescia, President of the Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France, at the 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City on October 3. The Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France was created to pay tribute and care for the graves of WWII American Soldiers killed or missing in action. Many of those Soldiers were members of the 157th Regiment, the 179th and 180th Infantry Battalions, and all were part of the 45th Infantry Division. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Lt. Col. Lindy White)
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Brig. Gen. Louis Wilham, Adjutant General for Oklahoma, shakes the hand of Madam Jocelyne Papelard-Brescia, President of the Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France, after he presented her with the Thunderbird Medal at the 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City on October 3. The Association U.S. Memory Grand Est France was created to pay tribute and care for the graves of WWII American Soldiers killed or missing in action. Many of those Soldiers were members of the 157th Regiment, the 179th and 180th Infantry Battalions, and all were part of the 45th Infantry Division. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Lt. Col. Lindy White)
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