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The oral history of Leron Brown
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Cavalry units often served as guides, directing other units forward and providing up-to-date firsthand information on road and bridge conditions, mined areas, manmade and natural obstacles, and enemy activity. - photo by Tom Laemlein / Armor Plate Press
Remember When The Oral History of Lawrence Bowyer A life-long resident of Weir, Leron Brown was born in 1917, he was drafted into the Army in 1942. Serving as a cavalry scout, he was captured by the Germans in August of 1944. Brown spent a month in a German-occupied hospital as a prisoner of war until he was liberated by advancing Allied forces.