Guestbook

Rita Miller, daughter-in-law

• March 3, 2011
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• I did not get to meet Ralph and wife Katherine until December, 1988. They raised 5 wonderful children which any parents could be very blessed with and very proud of. They made me feel like I had been part of the family all my life. I also know that Ralph did his part in keeping and maintaining our freedom and life as we know it. Thanking all of our military in their wonderful jobs they do. We miss Ralph and Katherine very much.

Richard C Miller

• March 3, 2011
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• I am Ralph's Oldest Son, Ft Lupton, Co. I sure do miss Dad and Mom both

Miles Gibson

• March 2, 2011
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• My father Robert L. Gibson was a member of the 636th, I think in Company C, he passed away in May 2002. Dad did not speak alot about his time in war until I joined when he was 65, and then it was just bits and peices. Always told me never to volunteer and not to trust the officers.

Craig Ford

• March 1, 2011
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• My father, Wilfred C. Ford, served with HQ Co, 899th TD Bn, 1944-1945.

Ron Miller

• March 1, 2011
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• My father served with the 807th Tank Destroyer Battalion as the drove to Metz, Germany. His name was Ralph C. Miller. He passed away on May 9, 2006.

Bill Othuse

• February 27, 2011
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• My dad was in the 629th TD Battalion. It's great to see a website devoted to the brave citizen-soldiers who manned tank destroyers.

Josh Rusk

• February 27, 2011
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• My grandfather served in the 813th and this site has helped me learn more about his service in the war thank you

JOSEPH BURNS

• February 25, 2011
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• Hello, My Grandfather served in WWII and was a Bronze Star Service Medal receipient in this Battalion. Just trying to do some research and unveil the past. What great brave young men and women served in WWII. God Bless Them all.

Cate Meyring

• February 24, 2011
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• My grandfather, Andy McEuen, served in the 821st. I have may group pictures that I scanned and am willing to share. Andy is still very active and we love hearing all the stories every week at family dinner.

Kenny Hughes

• February 24, 2011
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• My grandfather was Joe Crispy. He was in the 821st TD Battalion. I have a CD of scanned pictures from a scrap book of people in this unit. He recieved two bronze stars from the 29th infantry division. He told me he was the first tank to cross the roer bridge 24 Feb.1945 If any knows him or would like to see the pictures. I can e-mail them to you. Thanks