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208371 Pfc. Louis J. Chambers U.S.Army 106th Inf. Division from:Gloucester, N.J. My brother, Lou Chambers served with either 423 or 424 Infantry Regiment and was captured on his 19th birthday on Dec. 19, 1944 in Belgium in the Battle of the Bulge. He was marched over 100 miles in deep snow, then put in freight cars and taken down into Germany to Badorb. He weighed 156 lbs when he was drafted and just 86 lbs after being released by the Russians after 18 months in the POW camp. His feet were saved by a miracle, after the Intern. Red Cross took him to a Paris hospital. When well enough, he was brought home to Fort Dix Hosp. in N.J. I doubt if any of his comrades are still living, but if anyone has any info of this time, I would appreciate a return E-mail. Please type your message:      We recommend you copy the text about this item and keep a copy on your own computer before pressing submit. Your Name:             Email Address:       @ **Please type the first part our your email in the first box (eg. john.smith) the @ sign is added automaticallly, please type the second part in the second box (eg. gmail.com). Do not enter your full email in each box or add an @ sign or random spaces.** Please type in the code shown here:    If you are unable to read the code please click here. If you have received an error message for incorrect code, please click to refresh the code before resending. This should overcome the error message.