In the freezing forests of the Ardennes, the 333rd Field Artillery Battalion stood as a symbol of courage and sacrifice during the Battle of the Bulge. These AfricanAmerican soldiers, armed with 155mm howitzers and unmatched precision, saved countless lives under relentless enemy fire. But their bravery came at a heavy cost—the tragic fate of the Wereth 11 stands as one of WWII’s darkest chapters. Discover the untold story of these unsung heroes and their lasting legacy in Black military history.

Key Fact:
The 333rd Field Artillery Battalion played a critical role in three major campaigns, firing thousands of support missions and earning the Presidential Unit Citation and the Belgian Fourragère for extraordinary heroism.