Rank: Technician 5th Class
Unit: 29th Infantry Division
Commanding Officer: Captain John Miller

A mapmaker and translator in the 29th Infantry Division, Timothy Upham was assigned to Captain John Miller's Ranger squad on June 9th in order to provide them with someone that could speak fluent French and German.

Following the death of the Ranger's medic after an assault on a German machingun emplacement, Upham agreed with Miller's unpopular decision to release the lone German survivor.

The Ranger company's search for their objective ended at Ramelle on June 13th. During their defense of the city from a German attack, Upham found himself paralyzed with fear and unable to carry out his duties. The docile Upham's nature changed when he witnessed a German soldier, the same one the squad had set free days earlier, fatally wound Captain Miller. Upham advanced on the German position and held them at gunpoint. As Allied forces began to enter Ramelle, Upham shot the former prisoner and allowed the other German soldiers to escape.