I am trying to research that path that my father took during his European tour:
1st Lt Martin H Huschka
35th Inf Div, 161st FA Battalion, C Battery
I know he received a battlefield commission at St Lo.
Karyn Ellis
Country City Lake Havasu City, AZ
Message Signed on 03-11-2014 at 15:40
So proud of you Uncle Bill ! Lots of love. Karyn
Dalton Cohen
Country City Stockbridge, Ga
Message Signed on 21-10-2014 at 14:36
Hello I'm a senior at Clayton State University in Morrow, Ga. I'm actually doing my senior thesis right now on the 134th infantry Regiment. My professor gave me this website and it has been a deep privilege to study and find more about these extraordinary men who I have been writing about for the past several weeks.
Greg Donahue
Country City Layton, Utah
Message Signed on 19-10-2014 at 13:16
Thank you for hosting this amazing resource. My grandfather, Harold D. Barnes, was in Company H. His transcript shows wounds received on 25 Sep 44, and he has a purple heart, but I can't find a record of it here - I guess he might not have been treated. It's been a somber education digging through the records and seeing how many others were wounded and killed.
Alfred Kukitz
Country City Green Lane
Message Signed on 15-10-2014 at 12:59
My uncle Michael Gladish fought with the 320 Infantry Regiment 35th Infantry Division. He fell at St. Lo, France on 30 July 1944. I'm looking for anyone that might have know him before he died.
God Bless you Uncle Mike, God Bless you all!
David Joel Thornton
Country City SEATTLE
Message Signed on 11-10-2014 at 16:05
Am in Normandy now…
I had always thought my uncle, Raymond B. Thornton was KIA in Saint Lo and further that our family didn’t ask for his remains to be sent home. Therefore assumed that I would be able to find his remains in the American Cemetery in Normandy, he is missing? Or they say not buried there and not on the list of MIA, so my question to you, is do you know of the burial sites for those on the 137th’s roster? Do you know who to contact for further information?
A great service you provide
Thank you in advance
David Joel Thornton
Scott Baker
Country City Omaha
Message Signed on 30-09-2014 at 18:59
What an honor it is to be able to say one of these brave men is my cousin. TSGT Buster E. Brown of Omaha.
Sgt. Kenneth E. Zerrien MOS 652
Country City San Diego
Message Signed on 20-09-2014 at 01:59
DID YOU KNOW THIS MAN IN COMPANY F ?
Pfc/Sgt. Ken Zerrien was in FRANCE Aug. 1944 or earlier in the NORD DE GUERRE ZONE. Located at Boissonville (Aug.)/Nancy(Sept.)/St. Jean Robach(Dec.) MOS 745/653.
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