Guestbook

Janene Pierson-Redfield

• May 29, 2012
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• My father, Stanley D. Pierson was with the 607th Tank Destroyer Battalion with General George S. Patton. My father is listed as the second to the last officer on the letters from Gen. Patton. Dad was the Chief Warrant Officer at that time. I have some original pictures taken of Gen. Patton "pissing" in the Rhine as they always write it. I heard that story many times from my father. Thank you so much for doing this. Dad born Dec. 5, 1920, Died Oct. 29, 2010. Retired U.S. Army Captain A thankful daughter--Janene Pierson-Redfield

Keith Bowers son of Leo Bowers CoB 805 T

• May 28, 2012
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Roy Osborne

• May 28, 2012
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• Trying to find something on my father.

Gail Bensink Kazmar

• May 28, 2012
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• This is a wonderful website. I am doing a scrap book on my father's (Harvey W. Bensink) military service so that his great grandchildren will know more of their herritage and the sacrifices made for the freedoms we enjoy today. My Dad passed away 10 years ago and this has been a great help for piecing together his deployment in Europe. Thank you so much for the efforts in creating this website. I do have Dad's photo of the 817 Headquarters Company taken at Camp Campbell, KY on 2-26-44 that I would be glad to share-just need to get instructions on how to do this since the photo is 35 inches by 10 inches. Gail Bensink Kazmar

Tom Fox

• May 24, 2012
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• My father was Robert Fox of Turtlecreek, PA and was part of the 610th. He passed away in May. Looking for info on what battles he fought in.

Justin Frisby

• May 9, 2012
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• Wallace Ferguson of the 640th was my Grandpa. I loved him and am using this site to let other family members learn more about his service to our country.

Eric Golub

• May 8, 2012
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• I want to email someone who is an expert on the Tank Destroyers of WWII. I have 2 photos of my uncle in a unit, but could not get anymore info from the Army on him. All I know is he was in a half track unit, and he was at the battle of the Remagen Bridge in Germany. The records got burnt in a fire in the 70's. I I could get was proof of his enlistment time.

Robert Brittain Puzey

• May 8, 2012
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• I really appreciate the history in this sight. I was named after my uncle, Sgt. Robert Lee Brittain of the 636 Tank Destroyer Battallion. He rarely discussed his service, but what he did say is supported by the information here. Thank you so much for time and effort you have put in to this sight.

Michael J. Fox

• May 7, 2012
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• I'm looking for any information about any 9th Army Personnel who had contact with RAF Flight Officer Robert V. Jubb, shot down near Dusseldorf on 11/2/44. He found a 9th Army artillery battery on 11/4/44 and was turned over to the British Army in Namur, Belgium. :zzz

Lee Leibold

• May 6, 2012
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• My father was Sherwin "Sonny" Leibovitz, he served in the 658th Tank Destroyer Battalion. We found after his death about 200 pictures from his time in the Philippines. I will see if I can scan and add to the sight. Thank You all for your service...and God Bless!