Thank you so much for making this site. My grandfather is in several of these pictures. Pictures I have never seen before. Thanks again.
Andrew Zoldos
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I was looking for information about my grandfather to share with my daughter. I enjoyed your site and found a photo with my grandfather in it..Thank you for doing such a great job...
John R. Cronin
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Very nice website you've built here and I'm glad to see so many visitors. My father had A Company of the 811th until he was captured two days before Christmas in 1944, although he did finally manage to make his way back to the battalion after being held as a POW for two months.
He would have been 93 today if he hadn't died of cancer in 1965, and the shame of it was that he had just been notified of his selection for brigadier general only two weeks before the diagnosis.
General Brownfield was my godfather and I went to his funeral at Arlington late last year, and it was just as moving as those service funerals always have been.
My question is, are reunions still being held by the 811th?
John Cronin
sue standridge douglas
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Hello,my father, Lake Standridge, was with the 813th Tank Destroyer Battalion. He received the Bronze Star, Silver and the Purple Heart (wounded March 25. 1945 day after they crossed the Rhine...He passed away in 1996.
Thanks for such a great website.
John M Kelley
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Rob
Thanks for taking the time to add my late father to this group of elit men.
My father served with the 652nd Tank destroyer Bn between 1943 and 1944. He than voluntered for the Airborne and served in the Phillippine Islands and was part of the occupation forces in Japan until 1946.
Thanks again for this wonderful site.
Carol Nease
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Enjoyed your site.Glad to see a site devoted to tank destroyers.My father, Herbert M. Siercks was with
the 894th TDB. When he joined the army he was with
the last 2 yrs of horse calvary & rode in the Chyenne Westerns Days in 1938 & 1939 before being transferred to Camp Hood
and the 894th. Pls see his
website at:www.ussarizona/hsiercks
His daughter: Carol (Siercks)Nease
Joe Nolting
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Doing some research on my dad, Joseph Melvin Nolting. He was in the 774th tank battalion-Service company
He entered the army 11-25-1942 and discharged 12-01-1944. Looking for pictures or any other info...Thanks
Richard Houle
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My father was in the 643rd.
Arthur Houle he passed away in May of 1993.
David Lamica
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My Brother Lester O. Lamica was in the 802nd TD Batallion during WWII at St. Malo. He passed away in 1973
Luke Melia
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Doing some research. Thanks for the tremendous job you have done here.
