He dismounted under intense mortar sniper fire to help evacuate the crew of another disabled tank. Although his tank was disabled, Corporal NELSON wiped out a pillbox housing a bazooka team.

NELSON, 33677223, Armored, United States Army, for his heroic service in connection with military operations against the enemy Germany on 28 February 1945. Under the provisions of AR600-45, 22 September, 1943, as amended, the Bronze Star Medal is awarded to Corporal Carl V.

His actions were voluntary and were in keeping with the highest tradition of the Armed Forces of the United States Army. He then dismounted, removed the infantryman to the safety of his tank, evacuated him to an aid station and returned to the scene of the battle. Disregarding intense artillery fire and mines, he drove his tank as close to the wounded man as possible. During the course of an engagement, Sergeant BEAUREGARD observed a wounded infantryman. Beauregard, 31261022, Armored, United States Army, for the meritorious achievements in connection with military operations against the enemy in Germany on 28 February 1945. Under the provisions of AR600-45, 22 September, 1943, as amended, the Bronze Star Medal is awarded to Sergeant Robert L.

Tank battle bronze star