World War 1

• Order of Battle and Record of Events (Courtesy of Frank Buesing and Center of Military History) Note: File is in PDF format. You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it.

• A history of the 33rd in World War 1. (Courtesy of Frank Buesing and Illinois State Historical Library) Note: File is in PDF format. You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it.

• New York Times Article - short history of the 33rd during WW1.

• Welcome Home 1919 (108th Field Signal Battalion)

• General Order 38 - WW1

Interwar Years

• 1937 brochure of Soldier Field Event held by 33rd.

• Jungle Camp - Thanks to Pete Rzeminski in getting this scanned

• Golden Cross - WW II History Book

• Morotai - December 1944

• Morotai 2 - December 1944
  

• New Guinea and Morotai - Sept - Dec 1944
  

• Question Mark Hill - 19 February, 1945
  

• Battling Towards Baguio - Feb - Apr, 1945
  

• Kennon Road - Mar - Apr, 1945
  

• Aringay Bridge - 15 March, 1945
  

• 6th Army News Pictorial (33rd Division Edition)

• I Corps Pictorial
  

• Landing at San Fabian
  

• Sixth Army Medical Overview
  

• A combat photographer's view of Morotai

• Maps

• General Orders

• Combat Lessons Learned ACS, G3, 33rd Inf. Div. July 1945

• Collapse of the Baguio Front - Chapter 25 of "Triumph in the Philippines" by Robert Ross Smith, a volume in the Army's Official History of the Second World War.

• New Guinea Campaign - Center for Military History Commemorative Campaign Booklet.

• Luzon Campaign - Center for Military History Commemorative Campaign Booklet.

• Special Order 127, 33rd Infantry Division

• Special Order 156, 6th Army Group

• Special Order 271, 33rd Infantry Division

• Memorandum 31, 136th Infantry

• The Flying Dinosaur, New Guinea, Oct 16, 1944

• The Flying Dinosaur, New Guinea, Oct 19, 1944

• The Flying Dinosaur, New Guinea, Oct 20, 1944 (2 am edition announcing Philippine Invasion

• The Flying Dinosaur, New Guinea, Oct 20, 1944

• The Flying Dinosaur, New Guinea, Jan 10, 1945

• Souvenir Edition of the "The Falcon Cauldron, " S.S. Marine Falcon, dated Oct. 10, 1945.

• The Guinea Pig - Philippine Edition, dated Feb. 25, 1945.

• The Guinea Pig - Philippine Edition, dated Mar. 22, 1945.

The End of the War

• Newspaper Clipping listing some soldiers of the 33rd due to return to the states from Japan. (Courtesy of Dick Davis) - More from various papers in the Chicago area:  1 2 3 4

Cold War

War Against Terrorism