284thFABn/who

284thFABn/who




	"The 284th Field Artillery Battalion spent eight and two-third months in combat. Like practically all corps artillery units, Helpmate was never pulled out of the line for rest and rehabilitation, or to assimilate replacements, as were many of the units which the battalion supported. Divisions came and divisions went, boundaries were shifted, units were changed, but generally the corps artillery units remained where they were until a change in the situation permitted them to displace forward....[H]elpmate fired over 98,500 rounds in support of [inftantry units]." After-action Report, 1945