Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Battle Creek Memorial Highway to WWII vets
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When you stop at the rest area off I-94 in Battle Creek, do not forget to look at the dedication monument to the 94th Infantry Division which fought valiantly during World War II. Six miles of the expressway have been set aside by our state legislature to honor these brave army guys activated at Fort Custer near Kalamazoo who landed on Utah Beach in September of 1944 and also fought under General George Patton.
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