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Jon Quist

  • My dad served in the 803rd Tank Destroyer Battalion. Battery C 384th Field Artillary. He was wounded July 31 1944 in Le Mesnil Herman Normandy France. His rank was Tec.5 Edward A.Quist U.S.Army. I served 8yrs. in the Army myself. Oct. 85-93. I have a album book The Fith Infantry Division in the ETO. I was trying to do some more research on the battalion & battles that he may have been in. any help would be appreciated thank you. Jon Quist

Al "Tiger" Schultz, Brentwood.

  • Al "Tiger" Schultz was in t e 802 in WWII, Silver Star not sure of the rest. He passed 2Jul74. Buried in Pine Lawn. Would love to hear from anyone or relatives who may have known him. Still have service No. I was born in '49 so I remember some of the reunions. They were a big deal back then. Email above. Thanks, Bruce.

Bruce G. Schulltz

  • Al "Tiger" Schultz was in t e 802 in WWII, Silver Star no sure of the rest. He passed 2Jul74. Buried in Pine Lawn. Would love to hear from anyone or relatives who may have known him. Still have service No. I was born in '49 so I remember some of the reunions. They were a big deal back then. Email above. Thanks, Bruce.

Douglas Hillensbeck

  • I found the group picture and it was the 631st Tank Destroyer Battalion he served with in WWII. I remember over the years that he and First Sergeant Jamie Coker of Memphis, TN remained very good friends.

Msg Lester L Ross Ret

  • I found a Unit Photo of HHC 661st TD among my fathers things after he passed. Lester Marvin Ross was one of the soldiers in the photo. He was born in 1911 so was one of the older soldiers in the unit, I have posted it on My Facebook web site. Under Lester L Ross from Iowa. My Dads Rank my guess was PFC from his discharge papers. He talked very little about his war experiences but I am researching what I can find about him or his in it.

John Carlson

  • My father was PFC Robert P. Carlson. 821 TD. Battalion, 1 gun Co. B. I have several pictures from my fathers’ album. Would you want to include them? Thanks for this website and your work. John

LOUIS

  • I wish you all a merry Christmas my wishes for 2018 your site is awesome Gerard, the person who found Hellums and his brothers-in-arms I will never forget their sacrifice

Karen Rhodes

  • My Grandpa James (Maurice A. James) was in Co C, 629th tank destroyer battalion. I am thrilled that I found this site! I know if he was still with us he would be happy to catch up with his old buddies!

Patrick A. Windsor Sr.

  • My Father was T-4 Allie L. Windsor with C Company 605TD Battalion, he was a Tank driver and that is all I know he never shared anything about his service. He was from Alabama married my mom who was from Chicago, they made their home in Chicago, Dad was a bus driver for a period of time them became a Janitor and took care of 11 apartment buildings in Chicago then moved to a large apartment complex in the suburbs, until he retired, he passed away at the age of 65. My dad was a great man whom I loved a lot. If anyone knows anything about my dad I would love to hear from you.

Colby Kenyon

  • Great Grandson of Theodore Alders Stone, HQ 643rd TD Bn