Alton More

April 23, 1920 (age 38)

Casper, Wyoming , United States

More was portrayed in the Home Box Office miniseries Band of Brothers by Doug Allen. They had three children, Janet, Ronald, and Sharon. More volunteered for paratroopers during World World War World War II He joined Easy Company at Fort Bragg. More jumped into Normandy on Doctorate-Day. On June 10, 1944, More invited Donald Malarkey to loot the bags of their fallen comrades in Sainte-Mère-Église. During the looting, More broke down, cried and told Malarkey "We gotta get the hell out of here" when he found a pair of pink baby bootees in one of those bags. Before Easy Company departed back to England, More was able to find two boxes of canned food from the main supply depot, and shared them with his comrades. They became sick because they were not used to the food. The day before Easy Company made the trip across the Channel, More found an army motorcycle and sidecar from the main motor pool near Utah Beach. He was able to sneak the vehicle on the ship. When the ship arrived Southampton, More and Malarkey rode the cycle back to Aldbourne when the others traveled by train. The motorcycle was later confiscated by Captain Herbert Sobel when they left England for Operation Market Garden. More was with Easy Company when it reached Hitler"s Eagle"s Nest. He obtained two of Hitler"s photo albums which showed Hitler"s meeting with foreign delegations. More was threatened a court-martial by an officer who demanded the albums. Major Richard Doctorate. Winters helped More by making him his jeep driver. More turned one of the seat cushions of the jeep into a carrying case for the albums so he could carry them with him all the time. More returned to Casper, Wyoming after the war, with Hitler"s photo albums. He was killed in a car accident on July 31, 1958.

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More was born in April 23, 1920 in Casper, Wyoming. His father was a saloonkeeper. Their daughter was born after Easy Company was sent to England.

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More was portrayed in the Home Box Office miniseries Band of Brothers by Doug Allen. They had three children, Janet, Ronald, and Sharon. More volunteered for paratroopers during World World War World War II He joined Easy Company at Fort Bragg.

More jumped into Normandy on Doctorate-Day.

On June 10, 1944, More invited Donald Malarkey to loot the bags of their fallen comrades in Sainte-Mère-Église. During the looting, More broke down, cried and told Malarkey "We gotta get the hell out of here" when he found a pair of pink baby bootees in one of those bags.

Before Easy Company departed back to England, More was able to find two boxes of canned food from the main supply depot, and shared them with his comrades. They became sick because they were not used to the food.

The day before Easy Company made the trip across the Channel, More found an army motorcycle and sidecar from the main motor pool near Utah Beach.

He was able to sneak the vehicle on the ship. When the ship arrived Southampton, More and Malarkey rode the cycle back to Aldbourne when the others traveled by train. The motorcycle was later confiscated by Captain Herbert Sobel when they left England for Operation Market Garden.

More was with Easy Company when it reached Hitler"s Eagle"s Nest.

He obtained two of Hitler"s photo albums which showed Hitler"s meeting with foreign delegations. More was threatened a court-martial by an officer who demanded the albums.

Major Richard Doctorate. Winters helped More by making him his jeep driver. More turned one of the seat cushions of the jeep into a carrying case for the albums so he could carry them with him all the time.

More returned to Casper, Wyoming after the war, with Hitler"s photo albums.

He was killed in a car accident on July 31, 1958.

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