The 100th Infantry Division
"Sons of Bitche" in World War II
USING YOUR WEBSITE
NAVIGATION
The site was designed for easy and intuitive navigation. The homepage is a clearly organized outline of the main features and sections of the website.
You will find on the top right of every page direct links to an index and outline of the site.
Across the top of each page are "breadcrumbs" which will take you back step by step. For instance at the top of this page you will see a link back to the 100th Homepage or further back to the George C. Marshall Foundation (GCMF) homepage.
Remember that with these webpages, as will all webpages, you can increase the font size by holding down CTRL and pressing the + sign.
DESIGN
As you can see on the homepage, the content is developed around four main topics:
1. The overall story of the 100th Infantry Division's participation in World War II and unit histories
2. Individual stories in the form of personal memoirs, from single page to book length. Awards and decorations are also found in this section
3. Visual memories in the form of photographs and maps
4. Bibliographies
CONSIDER CONTRIBUTING TO THIS SITE
The Marshall Foundation and the Century men and their progeny welcome new contributions. Please submit photographs and written material electronically.
Photographs should be in JPEG (.jpg) format. Please also include a caption.
Text should be sent as Word Documents (.doc), or Rich Text Format (.rtf). Be assured that any files you sent will be converted at the Marshall Foundation to .pdf files and no changes will be made in your text.
All material should be submitted electronically to Paul Barron.
Along with your photographs and written material, it is necessary to submit a Copyright Release, which you can obtain by clicking here. Copyright releases, unlike your images and documents, should not be sent electronically. They can be faxed to 540 464 5229 or mailed to:
George C. Marshall Foundation
Library ATTN: Paul Barron
P.O. Drawer 1600
VMI Parade
Lexington, VA 24450-1600