Fifth Field

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, M-P

Last Name	First Name	DOB	Place of Birth	Date of Death	Location of Execution	Executioner	Type Execution
Miranda	Alex F.	Saturday, July 28, 1923	Santa Ana, California	Tuesday, May 30, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Firing Squad	Shot
Nelson	Henry W.	Friday, March 28, 1924	East St. Louis, Illinois	Thursday, July 5, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Unknown	Hanged
Newman	Oscar N.	Friday, July 19, 1918	Macon, Ohio	Wednesday, November 29, 1944	Beaunay, Marne, France	Henry L. Peck/Woods Assistant	Hanged
Norris	Clete O.	Friday, March 1, 1918	Palestine, Texas	Thursday, May 31, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Ortiz	Victor	Tuesday, January 6, 1914	Coamo, Puerto Rico	Thursday, June 21, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Parker	Woodrow		Alabama	Monday, October 15, 1945	Les Milles, France (Delta DTC)	Firing Squad	Shot
Pearson	Robert L.	Wednesday, May 30, 1923	Mayflower, Arkansas	Saturday, March 17, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Herbert Morris	Hanged
Pennyfeather	William D.	Wednesday, July 21, 1920	New York, New York	Saturday, November 18, 1944	Fort Du Roule, Cherbourg, France	Mortimer H. Christian	Hanged

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, M-PFrench MacLean2015-09-08T19:29:29-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, M

Last Name	First Name	DOB	Place of Birth	Date of Death	Location of Execution	Executioner	Type Execution
Mack	William	Wednesday, September 21, 1910	St. George, South Carolina	Thursday, February 15, 1945	Plabennec, Finisterre, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Mariano	Blake W.	Tuesday, April 4, 1916	Mariana Lake, New Mexico	Wednesday, October 10, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Martinez	Aniceto	Tuesday, May 30, 1922	Vallecitos, New Mexico	Friday, June 15, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint	Hanged
Maxey	Curtis L.	Friday, June 16, 1922	Deatsville, Alabama	Saturday, November 18, 1944	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Unknown	Hanged
McCarter	William J.	Monday, October 22, 1906	Charlotte, North Carolina	Monday, May 28, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
McGann	Theron W.	Saturday, June 25, 1921	Portland, Oregon	Monday, November 20, 1944	St. Lo, Manche, France	Mortimer H. Christian	Hanged
McGhee	Shelton Sr.	Monday, May 8, 1916	Holly Springs, Mississippi	Friday, May 4, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	N. G. Neiswender	Hanged
McMurray	Fred A.	Wednesday, February 25, 1920	Ruston, Louisiana	Monday, July 2, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Three lieutenants	Hanged

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, MFrench MacLean2015-09-08T19:22:07-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, J-M

Last Name	First Name	DOB	Place of Birth	Date of Death	Location of Execution	Executioner	Type Execution
Jones	Kinney	Sunday, March 15, 1914	Greenville, South Carolina	Tuesday, March 20, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	John W. Daschner, William Vassil, Durey G. Ranck	Hanged
Jones	Cubia	Monday, May 12, 1919	Thomson, Georgia	Saturday, March 17, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Herbert Morris	Hanged
Jones	Edwin P.	Monday, February 16, 1920	Henry County, Kentucky	Wednesday, January 5, 1944	Oran, Algeria	Arthur S. Imell	Hanged
Jordan	Charles H.	Saturday, October 9, 1920	Monticello, Georgia	Wednesday, November 22, 1944	Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France	Unknown	Hanged
Kendrick	James E.	Wednesday, March 22, 1922	Picayune, Mississippi	Saturday, July 17, 1943	Oran, Algeria	Unknown	Hanged
Kluxdal	Paul M.	Wednesday, July 17, 1907	Merrill, Wisconsin	Tuesday, October 31, 1944	Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France	Mortimer H. Christian/Woods Assistant	Hanged
Leatherberry	J.C.	Thursday, January 19, 1922	Hazelhurst, Mississippi	Tuesday, May 16, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint	Hanged
Mack	John H.	Wednesday, May 11, 1910	Menlo, Georgia	Tuesday, March 20, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	John W. Daschner, William Vassil, Durey Ranck	Hanged

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, J-MFrench MacLean2015-09-08T19:37:59-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, H-J

Last Name	First Name	DOB	Place of Birth	Date of Death	Location of Execution	Executioner	Type Execution
Heard	Haze	Wednesday, June 7, 1922	Toccoa, Georgia	Monday, May 21, 1945	Mesnil-Clinchamps, Calvados, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Hendricks	James E.	Sunday, April 29, 1923	Drewry, North Carolina	Friday, November 24, 1944	Chateau La Vallee, Plumaudan, Cotes-du-Nord, France	Mortimer H. Christian	Hanged
Holden	Mervin	Friday, October 1, 1920	Robeline, Louisiana	Tuesday, January 30, 1945	Fort d’Orange, Citadel, Namur, Belgium	John C. Woods	Hanged
Hopper	Benjamin F.	Friday, August 20, 1920	Hickory, North Carolina	Wednesday, April 11, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Jefferies	Charles H.	Sunday, July 15, 1923	Coatesville, Pennsylvania	Thursday, July 5, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Unknown	Hanged
Johnson	Willie	Sunday, December 25, 1921	Idaville, Oklahoma	Tuesday, June 26, 1945	La Heye Peshnel, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Jones	John T.	Sunday, August 11, 1912	Silvercreek, Mississippi	Thursday, July 5, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Unknown	Hanged
Jones	James L.	Thursday, December 12, 1912	Reform, Alabama	Thursday, April 19, 1945	La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France	John C. Woods	Hanged

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, H-JFrench MacLean2015-09-08T19:39:50-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, E-H

Last Name	First Name	DOB	Place of Birth	Date of Death	Location of Execution	Executioner	Type Execution
Ervin	Charlie Jr.	Tuesday, February 18, 1919	Lexington, Tennessee	Friday, October 19, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Firing Squad	Shot
Farrell	Arthur J.	Tuesday, November 20, 1906	Jersey City, New Jersey	Friday, January 19, 1945	St. Sulpice de, Ille-et-Vilaine, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Gordon	Tom E.	Sunday, March 7, 1915	Greenville, South Carolina	Tuesday, July 10, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Grant	General L.	Wednesday, May 25, 1921	Union Point, Georgia	Tuesday, March 27, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Unknown	Hanged
Green	George Jr.	Saturday, May 10, 1924	Steven, Arkansas	Tuesday, May 15, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Guerra	Augustine M.	Sunday, May 4, 1924	Cibolo, Texas	Monday, January 8, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint	Hanged
Harris	Wiley Jr.	Wednesday, June 12, 1918	Greenville, Georgia	Friday, May 26, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Alexander Riley	Hanged
Harrison	William Jr.	Thursday, July 27, 1922	Ironton, Ohio	Saturday, April 7, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Herbert Morris	Hanged

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, E-HFrench MacLean2015-09-08T19:34:40-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, C-D

Last Name	First Name	DOB	Place of Birth	Date of Death	Location of Execution	Executioner	Type Execution
Cobb	David	Monday, November 14, 1921	Dothan, Alabama	Friday, March 12, 1943	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint	Hanged
Cooper	John David	Sunday, June 11, 1922	Dover, Georgia	Tuesday, January 9, 1945	Lerouville, Meuse, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Crews	Otis B.	Saturday, March 17, 1917	Carnegie, Georgia	Wednesday, February 21, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Unknown	Hanged
Davis	William E.	Monday, March 8, 1915	Richmond, Virginia	Wednesday, December 27, 1944	Guiclan, Finistere, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Davis	Arthur E.	Friday, August 8, 1919	Cleveland, Ohio	Wednesday, November 22, 1944	Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France	Unknown	Hanged
Davis	Lee A.	Monday, January 8, 1923	Temple, Texas	Tuesday, December 14, 1943	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Alexander Riley	Hanged
Davison	Tommie	Monday, August 10, 1914	West Point, Mississippi	Thursday, March 29, 1945	Prise Guinment, Manche, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Donnelly	Robert L.	Sunday, July 27, 1924	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Wednesday, May 31, 1944	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Unknown	Hanged
Downes	William C.	Wednesday, January 27, 1915	Copeland, Virginia	Wednesday, February 28, 1945	Etienville, Manche, France	John C. Woods	Hanged

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, C-DFrench MacLean2015-09-08T19:42:32-05:00

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, A-C

Last Name	First Name	DOB	Place of Birth	Date of Death	Location of Execution	Executioner	Type Execution
Agee	Amos	Wednesday, February 16, 1916	Linden, Alabama	Saturday, March 3, 1945	La Saussaye, Commune de Bure, Orne, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Anderson	Roy W.	Saturday, September 22, 1917	Jeffersonville, Indiana	Wednesday, October 25, 1944	Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France	Mortimer H. Christian/Woods Assistant	Hanged
Bailey	Milbert	Sunday, September 6, 1914	Louisiana	Thursday, April 19, 1945	La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Baldwin	Walter J.	Sunday, October 8, 1922	Shell Mound, Mississippi	Wednesday, January 17, 1945	Beaufay, Sarthe, France	John C. Woods	Hanged
Bennerman	Sydney	Thursday, January 31, 1918	Wilmington, North Carolina	Monday, October 15, 1945	Les Milles, France (Delta DTC)	Firing Squad	Shot
Brinson	Eliga	Friday, February 21, 1919	Tallahassee, Florida	Friday, August 11, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint	Hanged
Burns	Lee A.	Sunday, November 9, 1913	Homer, Louisiana	Tuesday, March 27, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	Unknown	Hanged
Clark	Ernest Lee	Tuesday, August 10, 1920	Clifton Forge, Virginia	Monday, January 8, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint	Hanged
Clay	Matthew Jr.	Monday, July 26, 1920	Avery Island, Louisiana	Monday, June 4, 1945	Fontenay-sur-Mer, Manche, France	John C. Woods	Hanged

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, A-CFrench MacLean2015-09-08T19:44:44-05:00

The Fifth Field Wins the Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Award

2013 Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Award

LTG Richard G. Trefry, Inspector General of the United States Army

(June 18, 2014) The Army Historical Foundation has recognized two authors for 2013 with the Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Award for their contributions to the literature on the history of the U.S. Army. Colonel French L. MacLean was honored for his book, The Fifth Field: The Story of 96 American Soldiers Sentenced to Death and Executed in Europe and North Africa in World War II (Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing, Ltd.). Rick Atkinson was recognized for his highly praised Liberation Trilogy, consisting of the books An Army at Dawn: The War in North Africa, 1942-1943; The Day of Battle: The War in Sicily and Italy, 1943-1944; and The Guns at Last Light: The War in Western Europe, 1944-1945 (New York: Henry Holt), on the U.S. Army in North Africa and Europe in World War II.

Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry, who had served as an enlisted man in World War II, retired from the U.S. Army after 33 years of active duty. He served as the Inspector General of the U.S. Army for six years under three Chiefs of Staff and Secretaries of the Army, revolutionizing the Army’s approach to the Annual Inspector General Inspection by transforming it from a compliance event into an inspection that identified and corrected systemic failings that inevitably led to recurring deficiencies and interfered with the ability of unit commanders to accomplish their missions. After retirement, General Trefry served in the White House as the Military Assistant to the President of the United States, directing the White House Military Office during Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, as a military advisor to President George H. W. Bush.

In 1995, General Trefry served on the Board of Directors of American Military University and today, continues to serve on the Board of Trustees of the American Public University System as a member and committee chair. In addition, he has served as a Senior Fellow for the Institute for Land Warfare in the Association of the U.S. Army and is Program Manager of the Army Force Management School at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. General Trefry teaches and speaks frequently at service schools, public and private organizations, and at public and private schools and colleges. In 2009, the Secretary of the Army established the Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry Lifetime of Service Award, honoring Lieutenant General Trefry’s extraordinary achievement and service to the Army, the Department of Defense, the Federal Government, and our Nation.

General Trefry holds a B.S. degree in Military Science from the United States Military Academy, West Point, and is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College and the Army War College. In 2006, he received the Distinguished Graduate Award from the United States Military Academy Association of Graduates.

His presentation on “How the Army Runs” has become legendary in military circles in explaining the Constitutional and legal underpinnings of what the Army has and what the Army does.

He had this to say about The Fifth Field:

“I couldn’t put it down… a hell of a good book…the subject is fascinating… you have done yeoman’s work and produced a great book.”

“I had been an enlisted man in World War II and knew that soldiers had been executed, but I did not know how many. Later, when I was the Inspector General of the United States Army, I was visiting the American Military Cemetery in Luxembourg about 1980. As I looked at the crosses, I wondered where the soldiers who were executed were buried. Now, I finally know.”

The Fifth Field Wins the Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry AwardFrench MacLean2023-06-20T14:18:30-05:00

Sergeant Richard A. Mosley

(June 2, 2014) Sergeant and Military Police guard Richard A. Mosley served at the Loire Disciplinary Training Center, during which time he escorted seven condemned men to the gallows. The son of Irish immigrants, Mosley was born in Pineville, KY on February 22, 1904. He joined the Navy in World War I, but received a discharge for being underage. He spent five years at the University of Illinois, studying electrical and mechanical engineering. He subsequently was the foreman for an automobile service center. Although he was partially blind in one eye, he entered the Army at Los Angeles on August 1, 1942 and became a powerhouse engineer. After arriving in Great Britain on June 1, 1943, he was transferred to new duties as a military specialty 635 – disciplinarian. He stood 6’5″ tall and weighed 203 pounds. On March 1, 1945, he became a first sergeant in the 1008th Engineer Services Battalion. Mosley was discharged at Fort MacArthur, CA on August 31, 1945. He was awarded the Good Conduct Medal, the World War II Victory Medal and the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with a Bronze Service Star for Northern France. Mosley lived in Hanford, CA until his death on January 5, 1953. He is buried at Grangeville Cemetery in Armona, CA.

However, this is only part of the story. In May 2014, family members of Sergeant Mosley contacted the author with additional, critical information. Richard Mosley had died in 1953, but the cause of death was a suicide. For decades, Mrs. Mosley and her children questioned themselves as to whether they may have contributed to Sergeant Mosley’s decision to end his life. When you read The Fifth Field, you will see the level of compassion that Sergeant Mosley displayed toward condemned prisoners; a witness to one execution recalled in 2011 how Sergeant Mosley let a man smoke a last cigarette before climbing the stairs of the gallows.

Sergeant Richard A. Mosley did not take his own life over family issues or finances. In my opinion, Sergeant Mosley was a classic case of Post-Traumatic Stress and he was unable to get the help he needed before it overwhelmed him.

Sergeant Richard A. MosleyFrench MacLean2015-09-30T19:59:00-05:00

US Army Executions World War II in Europe and Africa

Master Sergeant John C Woods, US Army Hangman

The 96
Last Name	First Name	Date of Death	Location of Execution
Cobb	David	Friday, March 12, 1943	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Smith	Harold A.	Friday, June 25, 1943	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Kendrick	James E.	Saturday, July 17, 1943	Oran, Algeria
Pittman	Willie Aron	Monday, August 30, 1943	Termini, Sicily
Stroud	Harvey L.	Monday, August 30, 1943	Termini, Sicily
White	Armstead	Monday, August 30, 1943	Termini, Sicily
White	David	Monday, August 30, 1943	Termini, Sicily
Smith	Charles H.	Monday, September 06, 1943	Oran, Algeria
Davis	Lee A.	Tuesday, December 14, 1943	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Jones	Edwin P.	Wednesday, January 05, 1944	Oran, Algeria
Waters	John H.	Thursday, February 10, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Spears	Charles E.	Wednesday, April 19, 1944	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Leatherberry	J.C.	Tuesday, May 16, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Harris	Wiley Jr.	Friday, May 26, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Miranda	Alex F.	Tuesday, May 30, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Donnelly	Robert L.	Wednesday, May 31, 1944	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Brinson	Eliga	Friday, August 11, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Smith	Willie	Friday, August 11, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Whitfield	Clarence	Monday, August 14, 1944	Canisy, France
Watson	Ray	Tuesday, August 29, 1944	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Thomas	Madison	Thursday, October 12, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Anderson	Roy W.	Wednesday, October 25, 1944	Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France
Sanders	James B.	Wednesday, October 25, 1944	Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France
Kluxdal	Paul M.	Tuesday, October 31, 1944	Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France
Watson	Joseph	Wednesday, November 08, 1944	Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France
Wimberly	Willie Jr.	Wednesday, November 08, 1944	Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France
Maxey	Curtis L.	Saturday, November 18, 1944	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Pennyfeather	William D.	Saturday, November 18, 1944	Fort Du Roule, Cherbourg, France
Scott	Richard B.	Saturday, November 18, 1944	Fort Du Roule, Cherbourg, France
McGann	Theron W.	Monday, November 20, 1944	St. Lo, Manche, France
Davis	Arthur E.	Wednesday, November 22, 1944	Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France
Jordan	Charles H.	Wednesday, November 22, 1944	Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France
Hendricks	James E.	Friday, November 24, 1944	Chateau La Vallee, Plumaudan, Cotes-du-Nord, France
Pygate	Benjamin	Tuesday, November 28, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Newman	Oscar N.	Wednesday, November 29, 1944	Beaunay, Marne, France
Valentine	Leo Sr.	Wednesday, November 29, 1944	Beaunay, Marne, France
Davis	William E.	Wednesday, December 27, 1944	Guiclan, Finistere, France
Clark	Ernest Lee	Monday, January 08, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Guerra	Augustine M.	Monday, January 08, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Cooper	John David	Tuesday, January 09, 1945	Lerouville, Meuse, France
Baldwin	Walter J.	Wednesday, January 17, 1945	Beaufay, Sarthe, France
Farrell	Arthur J.	Friday, January 19, 1945	St. Sulpice de, Ille-et-Vilaine, France
Twiggs	James W.	Monday, January 22, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Holden	Mervin	Tuesday, January 30, 1945	Fort d’Orange, Citadel, Namur, Belgium
Spencer	Elwood J.	Tuesday, January 30, 1945	Fort d’Orange, Citadel, Namur, Belgium
Slovik	Eddie	Wednesday, January 31, 1945	Ste. Marie-Aux-Mines, France
Wilson	J. P.	Friday, February 02, 1945	Lerouville, Meuse, France
Skinner	Robert L.	Saturday, February 10, 1945	Bricquebec, Manche, France
Yancy	Waiters	Saturday, February 10, 1945	Bricquebec, Manche, France
Mack	William	Thursday, February 15, 1945	Plabennec, Finisterre, France
Crews	Otis B.	Wednesday, February 21, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Downes	William C.	Wednesday, February 28, 1945	Etienville, Manche, France
Agee	Amos	Saturday, March 03, 1945	La Saussaye, Commune de Bure, Orne, France
Smith	John C.	Saturday, March 03, 1945	La Saussaye, Commune de Bure, Orne, France
Watson	Frank	Saturday, March 03, 1945	La Saussaye, Commune de Bure, Orne, France
Jones	Cubia	Saturday, March 17, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Pearson	Robert L.	Saturday, March 17, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Jones	Kinney	Tuesday, March 20, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Mack	John H.	Tuesday, March 20, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Taylor	John W.	Tuesday, March 20, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Burns	Lee A.	Tuesday, March 27, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Grant	General L.	Tuesday, March 27, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Smalls	Abraham	Tuesday, March 27, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Davison	Tommie	Thursday, March 29, 1945	Prise Guinment, Manche, France
Williams	Olin W.	Thursday, March 29, 1945	Le Chene Daniel, Manche, France
Harrison	William Jr.	Saturday, April 07, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Hopper	Benjamin F.	Wednesday, April 11, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Bailey	Milbert	Thursday, April 19, 1945	La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France
Jones	James L.	Thursday, April 19, 1945	La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France
Williams	John	Thursday, April 19, 1945	La Pernelle, Hameau Scipion, Normandy, France
McGhee	Shelton Sr.	Friday, May 04, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Smith	George E. Jr.	Tuesday, May 08, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Green	George Jr.	Tuesday, May 15, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Heard	Haze	Monday, May 21, 1945	Mesnil-Clinchamps, Calvados, France
McCarter	William J.	Monday, May 28, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Norris	Clete O.	Thursday, May 31, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Rollins	Alvin R.	Thursday, May 31, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Clay	Matthew Jr.	Monday, June 04, 1945	Fontenay-sur-Mer, Manche, France
Schmiedel	Werner	Monday, June 11, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Martinez	Aniceto	Friday, June 15, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England
Ortiz	Victor	Thursday, June 21, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Johnson	Willie	Tuesday, June 26, 1945	La Heye Peshnel, France
McMurray	Fred A.	Monday, July 02, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Till	Louis	Monday, July 02, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Jefferies	Charles H.	Thursday, July 05, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Jones	John T.	Thursday, July 05, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Nelson	Henry W.	Thursday, July 05, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Gordon	Tom E.	Tuesday, July 10, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Wray	Robert	Monday, August 20, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Philpot	Henry C.	Monday, September 10, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Robinson	Charles M.	Friday, September 28, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Mariano	Blake W.	Wednesday, October 10, 1945	Loire Disciplinary Training Center, Le Mans, France
Bennerman	Sydney	Monday, October 15, 1945	Les Milles, France (Delta DTC)
Parker	Woodrow	Monday, October 15, 1945	Les Milles, France (Delta DTC)
Ervin	Charlie Jr.	Friday, October 19, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy
Spinks	Mansfield	Friday, October 19, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy

US Army Executions World War II in Europe and AfricaFrench MacLean2015-09-08T19:49:44-05:00