My father was Cpl. J.B. Bowen of the 637th. He was with them at Bougainville and the Philippines. His gun was named "Luxury Liner" and was an M10m or M18 as far as I can tell from old photos. Very hard to find much info about this unit, but this site has been helpful. Keep it up!
Craig S. Garsed
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Thank you for honoring my father. Job well done.....He was proud to serve his country. :)
David Swiger
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My dad is Ralph B. Swiger who was SSgt with the 806th Tank Destroyer Battalion. I was born while the unit was on its way to the Phillipines.
He is now 91 years old and he and my mother are still living.
Thanks for this web site.
Donna Skalberg Wilson
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My father, Don Skalberg, 807 Tank Destroyer Battalion,was a tank driver during WWII
K Pardue
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My father was Lt. Edgar M.Gray tank commander of CoB 609th. I enjoy reading the website
Anthony Arena
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I visited the site for the first time today and enjoyed looking at all the information. My dads name is Christmas Arena and he server in the 771st tank battlion. He received a purple heart in World War two. He is now 96 years young.
Philip Reinders
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Very good site, I am looking for my own site
www.royalartilleryunitsnetherlands1944-1945.com
For information about Tank Destroyer Battalions that fought in the Holland in the periode 1944-1945.
Please contact me if you can help out
Thanks
Molly Polverento
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Thank you for this website. I found it while doing research on my husband's family. His great-uncle was Emil Ignelzi, Jr. It was great to find information about him and his service.
William J Bagley
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My father, Victor A. Martelli, was in the 607th Tank Destroyer Battalion, Company C. He was wounded in May of 1945 and was eventually returned to the U.S. for continued medical attention. He is currently in a nursing home facility in California.
Randy Lamb
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My Grandpa Homer B. Lamb was in the 671 during WWII
He rode a WLA Harley-Davidson as a messenger.
I'm hunting for anyone that served with him. I would really like to get a hold of any pictures of him with the 671 and with his motorcycle.
Thanks,
Randy
