First visit. Pretty cool. My dad was in the 807th Recon Co.
Ann Gaule
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Many "Tanks" Thanks, Rob and Staff,
For putting together a phenominal website...
In Memory of All TD FORCES.
I am in the process of completing a manuscript about my Uncle "1st Lieutenant Maurice P."Algie" Alger, Jr. and his battalion - the (654th Tank Destroyer Battalion).
If there are any veterans or family members out there feel free to contact me at the above email address with regards to this.
"I'd love to hear from you".
Rob, feel free to contact me as well...I may be able to assest you in providing some great materials for your website.
Ann Gaule
John 3:16
Drew Goddard
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My Father in law James H Anderson was in the 772 tank battalion. He was a Sargent of a Sherman tank. Jim is still living in Winona, MN He gave me a *** flag with other names of troops from Minnesota. Anyone know him?
Doc Wright
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I am writing a biography to be entitled "Cold Blooded Honour", which will centre around 5 family members, my tanker Dad being one.Your site is such an eye-opener. In 1961 Dad drove us to Normandy and then for the next 3 weeks, followed by road the route his tanks took to Remagen and to his last battle,at Aachen. His tank was on the front page in Stars and Stripes as hhe was one of the 1st Yanks across the bridge.
Jim Morton
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Excellent site. Particularly enjoyed the operationalreports
Andrew Carballeira
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looking for any info on my father, Captain Manuel Carballeira,0 419 826, medical detachment, 601 tank destroyers
Tina Rice Laughridge
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Would have loved to seen more pictures of the 812th Battalion. I have a copy of the Thanksgiving Menu from their dinner in 1943. My father, Clifford H. Rice served with this company. He passed away in 2003 at the age of 83. He was very proud to have served and talked about his ordeals often.
Jimmy H. Rogers, Sr.
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Thanks for honoring my father, Steve S. Rogers,as well as the rest of the great men who served our country during WWII. Although most are now gone, hopefully they will not be forgotten.
Brian Patterson
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Great sight! I have read a lot about this unit over the years during its involvement with the 4th Armored.
Sylesia Gethers-Stokes
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I am grateful to my brother-in-law, Ronald Joseph Stokes for providing this valuable information about his father, and my late father-in-law, Joseph Mitchell Stokes. He was a great man. I wish I could have known him.
