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Scott woods

  • Thanks for this site Found company picture with my dad in it he served in the 692 th B company

Patrick H Moore

  • Looking for info on: Starzynski, Henry B. (S.Sgt.), B*, PH WWII, 607th TANK DESTROYER BATTALION COMPANY A Army serial no: 36 301 035 Date of separation: 25 January 1946 McGuire Gen Hospital Richmond 19, Va. Wounded in action: 5 Nov 1944 France,2 Jan 1945 Germany and 12 Apr 1945 Germany Looking for additional information so our family can receive Hank's Purple Heart from the NATIONAL PERSONNEL RECORDS CENTER. Thanks, Patrick Moore

Patrick Hillenburg

  • Just received confirmation that my grandfather, James Hillenburg Jr. was a tank driver in the 809th TD Batallion by Golden Arrow Research. We were able to find him in the Company B photo on this website. I’m looking forward to learning more about his service. God Bless our Veterans!

James Gurney

  • My father, Bernard Joseph Gurney, served with the tank destroyers during WW2. He never wanted to talk about the war, Need help to research his service. Do not want family to forget

Bear Guinard

  • still looking for anyone who knew Morris "Dick" Agnew... My email is still temji@yahoo.com and thank you

Carol O’Grady Sutton

  • My father Henry Thomas (Jim) O’Grady was in the 774 Tank Battalion..................Carol, I am sorry but our site only deals with soldiers that served in tank destroyer units. Because there was both a 774th TD and tank battalion, it can be very confusing. -Rob

Todd Rice

  • My grandfather was part of this battalion. Recently inherited his ring. Great man. Thanks for the website preserving the memories of what these great men did.

Mike Mastruserio

  • It was a blessing to discover the letters that my grandfather Elmer H. Stahl wrote to my mom when she was a little girl while he was serving with the 773rd during WWII. Mom passed away in 2007 and I now have the letters in the same vintage metal Johnston Chocolates box that mom kept them in since she was 9 year old. The letters are very tender and precious, written at a time that I can't imagine the things that grandpa and his buddies had to do and see under the conditions that few will ever experience. God Bless these hero veterans and their families.

CURTIS PENNETTI

  • THIS WEBSITE SHED SOME LIGHT ON MY FAMILY HISTORY, MY GREAT UNCLE PATRIC PENNETTI, I KNEW NOTHING ABOUT TILL I FOUND THIS WEBSITE. THANKS FOR THE HISTORY.

Jan Vergos

  • Thank you for all of the information contained within this wonderful website! My grandfather served in the 629th Tank Destroyer Battalion during WWII from 1944-1945 in Europe. I have in my possession one of his panther patches, his original honorable discharge paperwork, and many photographs (sadly none are labeled). I have become very interested in trying to learn more about his time in the Army, as he never shared a lot and he passed away in 1996 when I was only 12 years old. I have really enjoyed searching through this website for additional information about his unit. I am also on a mission to replace his medals, as they were stolen when someone broke into his home in the 1980's. I have learned so much from your site - thank you!