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Excellent reference site for collectors such as myself. I recently purchased a sterling/enamel inlayed Tank Destroyers ring along with the 774th TD Unit history book together at a local antique shop which belonged to Joseph E Thibault who was a member of Recon "B" Company. The items will stay together in my collection and the history behind his and the rest of the units sacrifices will be preserved. Thank You for your service.

Fantastic site. My grandfather, Pfc. Raymond E. Alexander was in the 607th TD Btln (wounded and evacuated from Germany in December 1944). I'd never been able to put together all the pieces of the story until finding it all here. Thanks.

You have a fantastic website here, both visually and conceptually. I was lead here by a friend who's family member is featured here. It's very well organized and well researched. Thank you all for sharing the wonderful photos and stories of history that is slowly slipping away from us as the years go by. I'm an illustrator and co-writer of my site ToByloTak.com, a WWII fiction site my friend and I began. I have been an avid fan of WWII subjects, and while my family has no outstanding history during the war, I am no less fascinated by the stories of others. Thank you again for sharing!

I just today ran upon your website. What a wonderful and informative site it is!! I was really looking for information on Rufus Lester Leggett, 636th TD Bn. Les entered the Army as a Private and retired as a LTC. He passed away in 2008 from complications of pancreatic cancer. He worked for years writing a book which was just released on 22 Jul 13. The book "From the Riveria to Zell Am See" is excellent, depicting the trek of the 636th TD Bn through Southern France to the surrender/capture of Reichmarshall Herman Goering, through the eyes and thoughts of young SGT Leggett. I will try to get the necessary information and photos so he can be listed in your people section.

I have been looking for this book for sometime. My Father Robert George Dunnam served in the Tank Destroyers during WWII, and I am trying to find more about his service. Please let me know if you have any info. Thanks for all you do, William Wayne Dunnam

Thank you so much for all the information you have collected. My grandfather was in the 817th. I have the honor of owning most of his memorabilia and pictures. But have learned much more about his company and their service.

This just outstanding work. Thank you so much and I will be spending a lot more time researching sight. Very Well done. My father served in the 631st Tank Destroyer 1944-45. He was Sgt. Quitman C. Berthay. He passed away Dec. 15, 2003. You have know idea how much this web site means to me. Having went to the TD reunions, carried him to Fort Knox to the Patton Museum and TD Monument these were the greatest generation. I look forward to donating to your site and please keep up the good work.

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.

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.

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

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