Division Muster List

The Division Muster List is the master list of every person who ever served in the 103rd Infantry Division during World War II. The Muster List includes every individuals’ last and first name, Army Service Number (ASN), unit assignment (i.e. 409th Infantry Regiment), and specific company. Some of the names in the document are color coded; colors mean the following:

Red Font- Difficult to read or unable to confirm the name, listed twice due to conflicted ASN, etc.

Green Font- Confirmed name or spelling through the National Archives records or the individual was listed on a casualty report.

Purple Font- Name was found in a different company's muster roll rather than the individual’s correct company.

Magenta Font- Individual has two different ASN's (as the Muster List states, this is likely due to an event like a commissioning).

It should also be noted that in some cases (such as a transfer from one company to another), some soldiers might be listed twice under different companies, but still have the same ASN.

Photo Credit: Stickle, SC 411798- Members of Company B, 1st Bn., 407th Regiment, 102nd Division, 9th U.S. Army, in front of their simulated western dude ranch in Gereonsweiler, Germany. 21 February, 1945. U.S. Army Signal Corps Archive via Flickr.