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Tom Shea

  • I believe that my dad William L. Shea served in a TD outfit during the Battle of the Bulge, but I have no idea which one. He passed away in 1971 when I still "knew it all" and wasn't interested in "ancient history". His records were among those destroyed in the NARC fire. Hoping I can piece together his history for my kids and grandkids. He was a heckuva guy...like all of the guys from WW2. Thanks for this website. God bless the USA.

Negrello

  • Hello, I found a cigarette box of Captain Lowenthal Daniel of the 804th tank destroyer Co.A. Have you information on this officer? Thank you. Best Regards.

Julie Brandt

  • My father, Roman Rau, was in the 636th, "C". I'm grateful to find information about his service during WWII.

Phoebe Grigg

  • I am the great-niece of General Herbert Earnest and was delighted to find your website. Thank you so much for posting so much information!

Tasha Goeden Snoozy

  • My grandfather Joseph F Goeden served in the 818th. If anyone has an photos of him during the war or at camp I would love to see them. Thank you for the wonderful website.

Jerrine Drew

  • My father, Edward Rugis, served with the 893rd. It's great to be able to see documents that add more to the stories that l heard while growing up.

John Kaso

  • :) My father served in 632 Bn, Co. B,on Leyte. I would be very happy to find company rosters, maps,photos, and etc. I did find through this site the battalion orders and reports for the battle. Great! Unfortunately, Co. B was assigned to the 1 Cav Div, and their reports are scanty.

Warren Bruce Fields

  • I was in the Headquarters Battalion of the 634th Hello everyone

Carol Nicklas

  • So glad I was able to contribute information about my Dad, J. Laverne Nicklas, and am grateful for all those who were able to give me information I didn't have. Wish I had known about the 607th reunions while they were happening.

Anthony J Bianchi Jr

  • Found the website today after looking at the wwiimemorial.com site and looked up the unit my father was with during that time. I wish I had found it sooner and wish my Dad was around to see it also. Thank you vey much for keeping the unit history alive.