Guestbook

Nancy E Smith Shaffer

• February 24, 2011
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• My Dad, John F. Smith from Creighton, Pa. served in the 701 Tank Destroyers in North Africa and Italy. He never would talk about his experiences but now that he has passed away and I watch programs on the History Channel I become more and more aware of what he did for our country and for us. Thank you for all your research and information. May God bless our troops and our great country, America

Clifford H Willman Jr

• February 23, 2011
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• My dad, Clifford H Willman Sr was asigned to the 607th tank destroyer battalion. He was killed in a fire september 17th 1963. I was 3 at the time so I did not know him. I want to thank you for posting this info so that I can learn about his service. He was decorated with a Purple Heart, Europian African Middle Easteren Campaign Medal with 4 bronze stars, American Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal. He served in Normandy, Rhineland,Ardennes, Central Europe. My dad, a war hero! Captain Clifford H Willman Jr, Wilmington Fire Department - retired

Jena R. Sandefer

• February 21, 2011
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• This is the history of my Uncle's unit. Thank you for writing it, so that i would know more of what you guys had to go through for our freedom. His name was Archie Wilson Durand from Louisiana. He was killed in the line of duty. He was my Mom's brother. God Bless all who served, then & now!!!!!

Jim West

• February 21, 2011
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• Thanks for your service, Jack Hilliard of the 608th that was stationed at Camp Atterbury. I entered you into the Camp Atterbury Roster, at www.indianamilitary.org the official site for Camp Atterbury. If you can take a look, let me know if you see anything you'd like changed. Jim West, webmaster

A. Turner

• February 19, 2011
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• I have 300+ pictures of Neil F. Hein, Sr. that I purchased at an estate auction. They came from his parents' estate. Neil F. Hein, Jr. does not want any of them. Please contact me if any of them, especially the ones relating to the military, would be of interest to you.

Vanessa Raper

• February 14, 2011
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• It has been an honor to know Jack all my life. I have the privilege of being a neighbor, friend, and most of all a sister in Christ to him. I get to sit in church service with him each Sunday that our health allows. He is a great person, always looks for his HUGS from the women after church! May God bless you richly through the remainder of your life and we will continue to lift you up in our daily prayers. Keep Ms. Jesse happy and she will keep you happy! Love you dearly, Vanessa!

Tom Denmark

• February 14, 2011
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• Great to see the young man that I knew as Uncle Jack.

Frank C

• February 13, 2011
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• This email message is to inform you that my Father-in-Law "Harry G. Aronoff" passed away on Sunday, February 6, 2011. Harry turned 100 on January 2, 2011, he had a wonderful birthday party and engaged family and friends that came specifically to be there for Harry's birthday party in San Dieg. Sargeant Aronoff served with the 807th Tank Destroyer Battalion during WWII. Harry, as stated above, passed away in his sleep on Sunday. He is survived by his daughter Linda, his son Philip, daughter-in-law Debbie and three grandchildren, Raymond, Adam, and Allison. If you require any more information please do not hesitate to email me or call me at 970-689-3981. My mailing address is 6144 Carmichael Street, Fort Collins, Colorado, 80528. Harry's son is Philip Aronoff, his phone number is 679-540-5788, his address is 10385 Mountain Glen Terrace, San Diego, CA 92131.

Barry S. Tindall

• February 13, 2011
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• Thanks for this wonderful website! I have just completed a biography of my late uncle, Cpl Allan J. Croshaw of Hightstown, N.J. He was with with the 644th TDB from Ft. Dix onward until seriously wounded on July 18, 1944 in Normandy. The book is dedicated to the officers and men of the 644th and specifically to several of his friends who died only a few weeks before the end of hostilities in Europe.I would like to hear from anyone who might recall my uncle.

Jan Eby Barnett

• February 12, 2011
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• Hi! Love your site and would love to contribute. My Dad was Harold H. Eby, the historian who gathered information and wrote Tank Busters. I have a lot of pictures and info that he left us. Also, my son-in-law is a Master Modeler specializing in tanks and armor from WWII. He has built several models based on pictures that Dad left us. Between us, we would be glad to contribute what we can to preserve this legacy!