Guestbook

Paul L James

• July 7, 2010
• United Kingdom

• Hi, with reference to your photo entitled "Soldier taking cover beside an M-18 Tank Destroyer. NARA #5018" The vehicle is actually a Panther tank :)

GILLEM DOYLE RANDY

• July 1, 2010
• MOBILE AL

• HELLO LOCKING UP SOME KIN THAX

Gary Payne

• June 29, 2010
• Olive Branch, MS

• My dad Herbert Payne was a gun commander with the 648th TD Bn. He was proud of his time in service and talked of it often. He passed away on Veterans Day 2008. To all the Veterans of WWII thank you.

Dan Crowley

• May 16, 2010
• Littleton, NH

• My Uncle, Derwood Crowley,had a poem in with all his things that was written on a red cross stationary. It was titled,"A Tribute To Tank Destroyers". We wonder if he wrote it. Would anyone out there know of such a poem?

Manuel Albert Trujillo

• May 12, 2010
• Prescott, Az

• in the 807 tank destroyer he was a medic

Raymond Hurlbut

• April 26, 2010
• Lancaster, Oh

• My wife, Lucy, is sister of Michael Defebio who was in 643rd and one of the casualities on April 12, 1945 The family did not have much information about Mike's activities and what they did have did not match up with what I learned. Lucy has Alzheimers now and is the last survivor so it does no good to try and rectify their history. We thank Ben Savelkoul who is one of the Dutch people that adopted graves in Margraten, NL U S Cemetery. Thank you for this web site that provides history and honor to those who served their country in WW II

Judith Shedd

• April 15, 2010
• Jacksonville, FL

• Everything looks great! You have done a fabulous job. Thank you so much for the bio on my father Russell Newbury. I really appreciate how faithful to this task you have been!

Arthur Karick

• April 12, 2010

• Hi Rob, The shoes are very interesting. I am sure this is a fascinating journey for you. God Bless!

Tom Arendt

• April 3, 2010
• Madison, Wisconsin

• I'm thrilled to see my dad's bio and pictures on the website.

Lonnie Gill

• March 15, 2010
• Anaheim, California

• Glad to see someone is trying to carry on with the Tank Destroyer story. All the best in trying to preserve an important part of WW II history. Since Tank Destroyer units were shuffled around from division, little is know of their service and achievements beyond what is done in sites like this. I wish you the best of success as you add to the site. LONNIE :) :) :)