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Ron Ker
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Provo
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Message Signed on 24-06-2014 at 21:35
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I was doing some research on my father and his service. He was in the 35 th division, 134th infantry, company I. He wouldn't talk much about the war until he was in his seventies. He has since written down some of his experiences. He carried a BAR and he and the rifle squad were clearing a small town of German snipers that were left to cover their retreat when he was shot in both legs. That was on March 27, 1945. He didn't remember the town so I was trying to find out what town(s) the 134th was in on that day. Thanks to all that have served. Thankfully he is still with us at 89.
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Ron Ker
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Provo
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Message Signed on 24-06-2014 at 20:29
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My father was in the 134 infantry, he was shot in both legs on March 27, 1945. He doesn't remember what town it was, so I was searching what towns the 134th were at, at the time he was shot. He was carrying a BAR and he and the rifle squad were clearing the town of snipers left behind to cover the German retreat when he was shot.
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David L. Durand
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League City
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Message Signed on 22-06-2014 at 15:50
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Have followed the exploits of the 134th specifically the 735th Ordnance Co. thru some old photos that I have. Thanks for your service!
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Roland J. Davis
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Thousand Oaks, CA
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Message Signed on 20-06-2014 at 01:20
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My father, SSgt. Roland Jay Davis, Sr. served in Company M of the 134th Infantry Regiment, 35th DIvision from 1943 - 1945. He died in 2001 in Cincinnati, OH at the age of 89.
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Jason R. Jirsa
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Lincoln
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Message Signed on 15-06-2014 at 12:44
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An exciting find on Father's Day 2014! I was very close to my Grandfather. Very appreciative of whomever took the time and effort to make this page and so happy to have a high quality copy of this photo. Thank you!
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Robert Weiss
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Brooklyn
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Message Signed on 11-06-2014 at 19:03
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Wife's Uncle was killed in action Nov 4th 1944 while serving with the 4th Armored Division, 35th Tank.
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Joe Griffin
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Hillsborough, NC
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Message Signed on 10-06-2014 at 14:01
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My Father-in-law, Paul C. Kirchner, died 1976, was in Co L, 134th Inf. Regiment From November 1944 until 30 Dec 1944 when he was captured at Luterbois.
Paul was in Stalag X-C in Nienburg, Germany until 25 April 1944.
His Daughter my Wife, his Great-Grand-Daughter, and myself will visit Bastogne and Luterbois next week.
Ironically his Grand-Daughter is attending Vet. School in Hanover, only 30 miles from Nienburg, on a German grant.
Joe Griffin
U.S. Army 64-67
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Larry Mohar
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Cleveland
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Message Signed on 09-06-2014 at 22:30
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Researching my uncle PFC Edward J. Wisniewski who served in the 134 Inf, Co F. KIA Dec 1944.
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Charles S. Mooney
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Manchester
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Message Signed on 08-06-2014 at 15:08
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To all! Salute!
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eleanor revel
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City
amersham.
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Message Signed on 08-06-2014 at 10:18
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Have been doing more research on my Uncle Walter Clark 134th reg 35 infantry div. Entered service in Michigan
I found 2 years ago, the grave of him in St James , France. American cemetery. They kingly e mailed my a photo. I am the only one in the family finding things about him. He was KIA August 9th 1944. So sad as so young. I am grateful for your site as so much information Regards Eleanor nee Clark
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