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Charles R. Pilny

  • My Father, Charles Pilny (now deceased) served as an Ammunition truck driver during WWII from England thru France and parts of Germany. I was looking at a post card sent to my Uncle from Camp Hood that has many of the pictures posted on the site (different times, the stamp was 3 cents)! So on the day after Veterans Day, here’s to all the Vet’s out there, Thank You So Much!!

Betina

  • My grandfather, Paul Kochinka served with the 802nd tank destroyers. I wish I could find more information about him. He passed away in 1996. I love you pop, rest in peace.

Jackie Cesario Lee

  • Thanks to all who served our Country and are serving now. My Father Fred Cesario was in the 801st TDB, taking part in DDay and the Battle of the Bulge. He told us stories about the many Red Mike M18 Hellcats that he and his buddies rode into the fight. He passed away in 1984 just before the 40th anniversary of DDay. Would appreciate hearing from anyone who knew him or was part of the 801st TDB. We have some photos that I will scan and will send to contribute to this impressive site. Thanks for setting it up.

John Ahrenholz

  • I appreciate all the effort that has gone into this website. My father, Al Ahrenholz was with the 609th TDB. He was very proud of the men he served with during the war.

andrew

  • :) Updated the guestbook because of security issues I found. You now have the latest version.

Christina

  • Thank you to all whom have served!! My Grandpa, Marvin A. Brown served the 772 PROUDLY!! He along with my great uncle father and brother are my heros! God bless the peacekeepers!!

Linda Joiner

  • I just found this website. My dad was Joseph Kucewicz of "B" Company of the 692nd. I have a few of his maps and pictures and have been looking for more information. Unfortunately, he passed away in 1995.

Tom Hurley lll

  • Looking for friends of , and tales about my dad; Thomas Hurley Sgt 802 TDB Thank You