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gary freitas
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harrison
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Message Signed on 14-05-2013 at 01:52
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looking to find info about my uncle clarence freitas 39419936 killed in action 11-13-44
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Shawn Altizer
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Lexington, KY
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Message Signed on 12-05-2013 at 20:48
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I'm grandson of T/Sgt Billy E Altizer of the 78th ID...ie: 692nd & 751st Field Artillery. Am looking for somesort of insignia for either of these Artillery Units. I have his bayo from Battle of Bulge and Berlin Bombing Campaign. His awards & decorations were stolen sometime ago, and St Louis is reissuing them. Any info on these F.I. Battalions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanx in advance.....Shawn
cntryby76@hotmail.com
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Ronny Colleman
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lint
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Message Signed on 11-05-2013 at 12:48
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I adopted the grave of Tec sergeant Robert B Bierman 36753666 on the Henri-chapelle cemetery in Belgium.Is there somebody who nows more about him?
Btw nice site ,i found here very much in detail about the battle of the ardennes and special around Bastogne.
Grts Ronny
gerda.ronny@telenet.be
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Bantz, Raymond V.
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Lancaster
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Message Signed on 07-05-2013 at 16:40
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I was interested in knowing when Rudolph H. Gliesing joined the 35th Inf. Div.
He was a good friend of my family and was a better 'Uncle' to me then any of my real uncles, especially after my Dad joined the Seabees in 1942. I know he was with the 137th Inf Reg, HQ 1st Bn.
I know he was sent out to bring in prisoners since he spoke German, being born there.
He also asked to stay during occupation to see if he could found what happened to his family.
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Tim Mack
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Brooklyn NY
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Message Signed on 05-05-2013 at 14:28
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My Dad ( John E. Mack) was in Co B of the 60th Engineers so enjoyed reading the info and pictues on site. He passed last July and have been trying to obtain more information about his service as have only found some medals he left in his drawers and copies of printed information given at the few reU N I O Ns he attended. His name is not listed on the 60th roster shown on the website..although I did see several of his friends names. He served until Sept 26th when he was wounded in France, however his records do not indicate he was eligable for the CIB- which I do not understand.If anyone might have any info pls contact me.
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Dale Schallert
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De Forest, WI
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Message Signed on 29-04-2013 at 12:35
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I am cousin of Leigh Orwig, Racine, WI.After my mothers divorce, I stayed with my Anut Nae, Leigh's mother. I am building a family history and I wonder if anyone knew of Leigh{lee} in France/Germany. 216 th Field Artillery
He would come to our house{apt} early morning/late night to talk with my mom, he was very sensitive and troulbled, as many after the war. Any info would be great.
Thank You and God Bless all the 35th Division.
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James M Komaniecki
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Box Elder, SD
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Message Signed on 23-04-2013 at 10:56
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Thanks for the wonderful tribute to the 137th. We will always remember them for their sacrifice and for their bravery. Their memory lives for eternity.
God bless them and America.
Jim Komaniecki
Son of Walter M Komaniecki, PFC, Company G
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Kenneth D. Snyder
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Auburn, CA
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Message Signed on 22-04-2013 at 22:07
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I am the grandson of Byron D. Snyder from Whitefish, Montana - thank you so much for the information. This is a fantastic site and I will be looking at it often and sharing what I learn with everyone that will listen.
Thank you Again!
Ken
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Rose A. Sullivan
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Chicago, Illinois
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Message Signed on 22-04-2013 at 12:42
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Was quite pleased to find that my father, Walter M. Komaniecki was listed on this site.
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Eric
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Cleveland, Ohio
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Message Signed on 14-04-2013 at 12:32
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Son of: CPT Carl Thomas Pavlinsky, 137th INF Regiment (Deceased 2007); BN & CO; Unknown CPT Pavlinsky received orders to 35th INF Regiment after OCS commissioning; participated in pre-deployment maneuvers; deployed with division to UK; Landed Normandy July 4 and served as a137th INF Regiment Company Commander through Battle of the Bulge. Any information from those who served with him would be most appreciated.
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