My dad, Samuel T Jones was a sergeant in the 771st tank destroyer battalion that served in France, Germany, Poland and Austria in WWII. He died in 1974 at the age of 53. I am so proud of him and his valiant service in the army.
Rhonda Metcalf
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This is a great site! My dad was in the 636th TD battalion (Roman Rau) My sister honored him recently. Thanks for putting so much work into it.
michael patrick
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:) :)
Lora Lee Conor Mason
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Thank you for your tribute to my father Lee Wilson (Jack) Conor. I remember my parents taking my son Ben to one of the 636th reunions when he was a little boy. I have photos of him surrounded by many brave and courageous men. I will treasure them always.
Pat Conor Hodapp
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Thank you for your tribute to my brother Lee "Jack" Conor. You did a brilliant job of pulling this all together.
It means a lot to the whole family.
Best,
Pat
William D. Sorenson
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In loving memory of my father who was a TD at Hood and told me many stories.
Donald & Cheri Matthews & family
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In Loving Memory of Our Dad & Grandfather, Donald J Matthews Sr.
Always in our hearts,
Don, Cheri & family
Donald L. Drennan
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My father, Donald H. Drennan served with the XIII Corps in the Signal Corps.
I recorded a documentary at one of their reunions. I interviewed as many of the men as I could who wanted to participate.
I was looking around here for photos.
Harold Herman Jr.
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My father served in 805th TDBN. Tunisia , Italy. His was wounded twice. I had the
Honor of accompanying him to three of the 805th's reunions
It was a true honor to meet with his comrades in arms. Memories that will forever
Be etched in my mind. My Dad's name is Sgt. Harold G. Herman from Jim Thorpe , PA.
Donna Warren Hickey
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My father, Robert M. Warren, was a member of the 692nd Tank Destroyer Battalion C Company. I have his discharge papers and other memorabilia, including a map detailing the route from Belgium through Germany from October 1944 - May 1945. On the back of the map, the "unforgettables" were also referred to as "Chico warriors."
Donna Warren Hickey
