Get ahold of the book "Biggest Brother"...It is a bio on Major Dick Winters. I think you can piece together who is still alive from it. I would look in my own copy but I just lent it to a friend. I know Winters, Malarky, and Guarnere are still with us. Frank Perconte and Buck Compton are also still around. However, recently Shifty Powers sadly past away.
I still remember D-Day because I knew quite a few men who took part in it, mostly through my membership in the Royal Canadian Legion. Unfortunately many of these veterans have since died and I only know one who is still alive,.
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In my neighbourhood there lives a 87 year old SS-man from the SS-Panzerdivision Wiking. He is physically as fit as me - and I am only 48. I still see him riding his mountain-bike sometimes.
about 140,000 men landed on Utah beach with ten thousand made it out alive
It depends on your definition of "large". The biggest seen in WWII were army groups, made up of two more more field armies, with hundreds of thousands of troops. A field army has two or more corps in it, and might have 75,000 to 300,000 men. A corps has two or more divisions in it, and might have from 40,000 to 120,000, roughly. A division has three regiments (or brigades) in it, and might have 10-15,000. A US regiment in WWII had about 3300 men, and had three battalions in it. A battalion had three rifle companies, plus a heavy weapons company, a total of about 850 men. A company (in the US) had about 225 men when the war started; later, the table of organization changed and a company had 187 men when it was at full strength at the end. A company had four platoons, each with around 40-50 men. Each platoon had four squads, each with about 12 men.
Millions of men from 1969 are still alive.
He is still alive and hanging out in Florida.....
0 are still alive. Stupid.
No. 12 men walked on the Moon. As of the 24th of September 2014, 8 of them are still alive.
There are four men who have walked on the moon and are still alive: Buzz Aldrin, David Scott, Charles Duke, and Harrison Schmitt.
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The four men still alive at the end of the battle in King Arthur are King Arthur, Sir Bedivere, Sir Lucan, and Sir Bedivere's brother.
Yes, Charles Xavier (not Xavies) is still alive as of the third installment of the X-Men films. He is slated to appear in the 4th film as well and is one of the most popular of the X-Men characters.
YES!! He is definitely still alive and well and still acting!! Dennis Farina can be seen on HBO's "LUCK" with Dustin Hoffman. Real men never die!! They carry on!!
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The battle was Bunker Hill and when the British took it they slaughtered the men still alive.