Guestbook

Daniel Roberts

• January 13, 2011
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• I came here looking to see if I could find information on an 805th Battalion member named Basil Antonelli. Does anyone know any surviving members of the 805th? For that matter is anyone in possession of any information about the 805th that may have been handed down? Basil was specifically in "A" company and died at Monte Cassino on february 4, 1944.

Sue Hardy

• January 12, 2011
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• I enjoyed the webstite and reading the letters and viewing the pictures. Thank you to all that served and are serving today. Good Job Anthony on Uncle Jim's (James Christiano) photo's and letters, you did a really nice job. Both he and Meme would be very proud of you.

Sam Pazamickas

• January 11, 2011
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• Hi I'm trying to put a little history together about my dad,SFC Joseph Pazamickas. He served in the 635th TD. He was wounded in Lammersdorf Germany October 1944. If anybody had any info. it would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Sam Pazamickas

fred e crews

• January 10, 2011
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• its great to see that these men that gave their time and in some cases their lives are still being remembered and honored today.my wife's father albert a wix fought along side these men in europe.mr wix and mr streetman both lived in the winston ga area when they died.my wife and me along with our son and her mother attended the baton rogue la reunion and met some of men of this outstanding unit.i would like to say god bless all these men and their famllies both living and deceased. sincerely fred e crews and family

Michael Sumner

• January 9, 2011
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• My grand father was in this unit. He was Sgt. Howard N Sumner. His nick name was Photo. I still have his pass from Camp Hood Tx. I trained and deployed out of the same "camp" a couple years ago to fight in iraq. God bless all our WWII Vet for fighting for our freedom.

Kelli Dugas

• January 8, 2011
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• My grandfather William J. Dugas from RI was a 1st Lt. with the 648th Tank Destroyers. While we have always been tremendously proud of what we do know, my family has long been searching for any information about the action he saw, as he never spoke about it to any of his sons.

TK Arbusto

• January 5, 2011
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• My grandfather Frank Arbusto served in the 692nd Tank Destroyer Battalion, he was in "B" company. Just trying to do a little research and maybe find a picture or 2 of him when he served. He passed in 1991, at the time I had no big interest in WW2. He was a fire fighter and the trucks were much cooler back then. I have his original campaign map and treasure it. My grandmother and aunt have some pictures along with his medals.

Nan Miller Ward

• January 5, 2011
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• My father, 1st Sgt. Merle M. Miller, Portland, Indiana, was assigned to the 610th TD Battalion and participated in the Battle of thge Bulge. I have his uniform with that awesome patch. I was always so proud of what he did for our country and for his family.

Terry Snyder

• January 3, 2011
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• God bless these men...patriots and fighting men all... These were the men that kept us speaking English...not some other foreign language...!! We owe them a debt that can never be repaid... Thanks guys...!!!!

Sue Mallen Disy

• January 3, 2011
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• My dad, Kenneth H. Mallen, served WWII with the 658th Amphibion Tractor Battalion in the Pacific Theatre in 1944. Dad will be turning 90 January 17th this year and is doing great. He still serves our local FD. If anyone would like to reach out to him, please contact me. I will be posting pictures of him from WWII and of him today. SD