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Scott stafford

  • My grandfather William junior Ray was with D co. And HQ co. 894th TD. I am putting together his awards. He passed in 1994. If anyone has any info on those units in WW2 I would really love to hear from you. I know these guys are a dying breed and will soon only be read about in the history books. Any vet still with us, we owe you a debt that can never be repaid!

Art. Cruz

  • My dad was with A company of the 644th TD battalion during WWII. He was then CPL Manuel M. Cruz of Mesa, AZ. My dad passed away in Dec. of 2012. I would like to know of anyone who served with him. I know it will be tough as many of the heroes he served with are also gone. If anyone can help please email me. Thanks

Bob Haar

  • My father Staff Sgt. Leonard "pappy" Haar served with the 806th as an army medic. He passed in 1999, but I'm very proud of his service.

Edward W. Enser Jr

  • My Father, Edward W Enser Tec 5 joined the 601 TD BN in May 1942 and remained with the 601 TD until May1945. The 601 first saw combat on Dec 21, 1942 at Souk El Khemis, Tunisia. The war ended for them on May 8, 1945 in Bavaria (From 601 history by Edward Josowitz).

Mark A. Turner

  • My dad, Jim H. Turner, was a member of the 609 TD Bat.

tim hagerman

  • Pfc Ralph b, Hagerman of the 605th TD BN was a great man and farther. I miss you dad. Thank all you veterans. Great web site, wish it had more pic's. Found dad in a few.

Stacy Moon

  • My late father in law, Virgil C Moon III MAY have fought with the 703d. Thanks for this wonderful website.

Kevin A Pashkewicz

  • Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient: Walter A Lovelock 691st td bn c co. My Grandfather.

Jennifer Harstad

  • My Grandfather, William F. Judnick was in the 610th TD Batallion. I was doing a search and found this site. There is actually a picture of him with his name listed! Amazing.

Larry T. Rasche

  • my father William T. Rasche served in the 636th TD Battalion. I recently found a very old book of poems that they must have been given during their service. my dad had written pencil notations on the places he was and the dates he was there. Absolutely fascinating. I am proud of him all over again. He died at age 63 and was not able to enjoy the retirement that he had earned. Great site!!