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Filthy Thirteen

The Filthy Thirteen was the name given to the 1st Demolition Section of the Regimental Headquarters Company of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, of the United States Army, which fought in the European campaign in World War II. This unit was the inspiration for the 1965 E. M. Nathanson novel and 1967 film The Dirty Dozen.

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Filthy Thirteen

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Edges33
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Avg. degree1.94
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related to Literature and cultural influence · 28
Filthy Thirteen → Airborne Division, Arch Whitehouse, But, Dirty Dozen, Filthy Thirteen Squad Rivaled, Hoge, Indians, July, June, Leaping Party, Nathanson, Nathanson's, Nazi, No, None, Pity, Russ Meyer, Seminole County News, Stars, Stripes
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Filthy Thirteen → Air Force, Battalion, Carentan, Choctaw, Demolition Section, Douve River, During, England, Europe, Forces, Half, Inspired, June, McNiece, Most, Native American, Nissen, Normandy Invasion, Parachute Infantry Regiment, Photos
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Filthy Thirteen → AMBUCs, Brian Miller, Dirty Dozen Amazon, Enid, Fighting With, Jump Into NormandyJake McNiece, Killblane, Normandy, Oklahoma Enidnews, Richard, Stephen De Vito, The Filthy Thirteen, The Filthy Thirteen Jump, The True Story, War Paint, Womer

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Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksThe Filthy Thirteen0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksThe True Story0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksDirty Dozen Amazon0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksWomer0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksStephen De Vito0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksFighting With0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksRichard0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksKillblane0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksBrian Miller0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksWar Paint0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksThe Filthy Thirteen Jump0.60section
Filthy Thirteenrelated to External linksNormandy0.60section

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