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He was later reassigned to the Infantry School at Fort Benning, Georgia and shipped to Europe in August 1944 with the 106th Infantry Division, 423rd Infantry K Company as a Rifle Platoon Sergeant. He was captured on December 19 and imprisoned at Stalag IXA in Ziegenhine, Germany, until his liberation on April 6, 1945. He was 26 at the time of capture and held the rank of Tech Sergeant. |
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William
Busier returned from Europe on April 24, 1945 and was discharged
from the army on July 16. On returning to civilian life he worked
first for Sealtest Ice Cream and later for an air conditioning
and refrigeration company. He then established his own business,
Vermont Heating and Refrigeration. William and his wife Marjorie
live in Essex Junction and have one daughter. He is 86. |
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