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Cumberland Goes To War is a community heritage project coordinated and promoted by Allegany County Tourism in partnership with the Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority, the City of Cumberland, Western Maryland Scenic Railroad and the Allegany County Chamber of Commerce. Funded in part by the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority, the Allegany County Commissioners and the City of Cumberland. More information about the project and/or the images in the archive can be obtained by emailing info@cumberlandgoestowar.com.


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Howard Deneen
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Howard "Red" Lewis Deneen
Jan. 21, 1922 - July 10, 2005
Entered the Army on November 16, 1942, trained at Ft. Benning and Camp Gordon, GA.



Served under General George Patton in the Battle of the Bulge. He was the recipient of the Purple Heart and two Bronze Stars.


Cpl. Deneen was injured in the shoulder when a nearby tank was hit on a hill at Trier, Germany. He continued to command his tank until a direct hit knocked it out and wounded him again.


His brother, Sgt. Walter Deneen, served in the Army in New Guinea.
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