This is probably in the wrong place, but I figured I would put it in the most popular forum. Currently in the Atlanta airport reading the June issue of American Rifleman. On page 36 they have a half page article on Col. James Earl Rudder's revolver. He was the commanding officer of 2nd Ranger Battalion and carried a Model 17 .45 ACP on D Day, the Battle of the Bulge and throughout the war. He returned home to Texas and after retirement from the Army as a Major General became the President of A&M. He was living on campus and his house burned down, but his revolver survived. Anyway, nice article and very timely with the upcoming D-Day anniversary. Someone who knows how to scan and post should put it on this site.