dive1tom,
If you get a chance, check out the history of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. They and the 100th Infantry Battalion were part of that campaign, attached to the 36th Division (the Texas Division) of the Seventh Army.
The 100th/442RCT were all Japanese Americans, except for the officers, who were caucasian.
My Mom's cousin, 1st Lt. Ben W. "Dub" Rogers, Jr., was a platoon leader in the 442nd Anti-tank Co.
In Aug. '44 the AT Co. was attached to the 1st Airborne Task Force with the 517th Parachute RCT for 12 days of tactical glider training.
On 15 Aug. '44, they are towed in gliders by C-47s and land in Le Muy, France. They hooked back up with the 100th/442 RCT on 11 Oct. '44 in Bruyeres.
"Dub" was KIA 14 Nov. '44 and is resting along side his fallen comrades at the American Military Cemetery in Epinal, France .
I wish I could have known him.
Regards, Hud