My Father (Arnold Layer) is third to the right in the back row..He has passed away. I do have a patch and his ribbons..
Mark T Dabrowski
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My Dad, Mitchell Dabrowski, is shown on page #2. Sadly, his first name is spelled wrong, shown as "Jitchell". Thr J And The M are in close proximity on the keyboard
*Thank You LORD Jesus for all of these brave soldiers*
Martha Andrew Amundsen
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My Dad, James F. Andrew, served in Company C of the 807th Tank Destroyer Battalion. Summer of 1944 - May of 1945. Anyone out there with information about the experiences shared by these men would be appreciated. This website is an excellent resource for remaining veterans and descendants of these great soldiers.
Norm Joyce
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My Dad, 1st Lt Bert Joyce, served with the 644th TD Btn from 1942 to 1945. He was a tank commander with Co B.
I would be glad to share what information I have regarding the unit and the men who served alongside Dad.
Norm Joyce
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Bill Cooley
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My dad was PFC Donald H Cooley. He was from central NYS and served with the 661st TD Battalion.
After I left Vietnam I had a choice of going to England or Germany for my next duty station. I chose Germany and visited some of the places Dad told me about.
Alex Mirando
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My grandfather's cousin was Joseph J. Palmieri who was part of B Company, 610th Tank Battalion. He was killed Sept 6, 1944.
Thank you all for your service and keeping these fine men's memories alive.
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CPT Alex Mirando
US Army
Theresa Tedstone
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My Dad Lawrence Gaudiomonte was in the 771st tank division. WWll. Does anyone know about the specialized group they were called? The Gypsies?
Steve Latza
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Enjoyed this site. My Dad Stephen M. Latza served with the 806 TD both at Camp Shelby and Ft Hood and went to the Philippines with them. Tonight I looked at a photo of him in front of a Japanese cave along with two others named L.S. Smith and Hrinda. Thanks for this great site
Shirley Cooper
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Hi my father Dayton Shell was in the 803rd TD battalion and he still talk's about that day today landing on Omaha Beach. I am so proud of him.
bill kopcsak
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HI, My Uncle Pete Kopcsak was the Commander of the 602nd Tank Destroyer Battalion. His dress blue uniform and medals including the silver star have been donated to the General MacArthur Museum in Norfolk, VA. I am about to publish a book about him and his German wife. It will detail some of the accomplishments of the 602nd as well as the black 761st Tank Battalion. Please let me know if I can provide you any info. Thanks, Bill Kopcsak
