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Pamela Wagnis Urso
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Smithtown
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Message Signed on 14-08-2012 at 21:15
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I was able to find my father's name on the list of the 60th - George J. Wagnis. Thank you for posting this as it gives me an idea of what he did in WWII. He never spoke about his military service very much. How do I find out when he joined the 60th?
Pam Wagnis Urso
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Sandy Madwar
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Columbus,Ohio
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Message Signed on 13-08-2012 at 11:30
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My uncle was 134th Co. F who was KIA in battle for Mortain nr St Lo and
buried in St James military. his name was Dallas I Bowden from Delaware.
He was not long in service before he was killed-so, not really long enough
for any rememberances. I certainly wish that I had known about this
website soon enough to possibly contact anyone who could have
remembered him. But should there be someone that remembered, I would most appreciate it.
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Charles Hooper
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City
Watkinsville, Georgia
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Message Signed on 11-08-2012 at 13:51
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Thank you for renewing this web site!! My father-in-law was SSG Guy Burgess, Company A, 134th Infantry. Like most veterans of that time we knew very little about his tour of duty and did not discover until after his death that he received a bronze star in action near Fossieux, France in October 1944. If there is anyone still out there who may have known him it would be great to share information. Thanks!!
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John Motsinger
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City
Palmyra Ne.
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Message Signed on 10-08-2012 at 21:34
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My uncle Crete Motsinger fought with the 134th Co. B. He was wounded near Ste. Loe.
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Linda Ommart
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City
Yukon
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Message Signed on 08-08-2012 at 23:02
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My dad J.W.Caplinger was in the 134th Co. B. He was at Habkirchen and the minefield at Hilforth. He was made a medic when the original medic was killed. He was later made a litter bearer. He finished at Hanover. Does anyone remember him???
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Michael T. Ryan
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City
Lincoln, NE
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Message Signed on 07-08-2012 at 22:43
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I'm the grandson of PFC John J Wiberg, Co L 134th Infantry Division. Great job with the site, keep up the good work. Thank you so much for putting this all together.
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Dorris Weber
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City
Martinsburg
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Message Signed on 07-08-2012 at 04:30
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I cant find my fathers name on this site. Name Robert C. Weber he was a combat engineer.
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robert lyons
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City
plainfield ct
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Message Signed on 31-07-2012 at 02:38
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My dad was in the 35th infantry 60th combat engineers (c) company ww2. He passed away Jan 3rd 2012 age 91...... Does anyone have or have know him>????? if so please contact me so we can share some memories please thanks bob
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tom dyer
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City
pontiac il
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Message Signed on 29-07-2012 at 02:24
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My brother was Joseph Dyer, served in the recon unit.
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Marc
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City
Mechelen
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Message Signed on 26-07-2012 at 06:57
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Hello,
My name is Marc and i'm from Belgium. I want to ask a question if i may?
Between the belongings of my late father i found a dogtag of an American Soldier
(i think).
The dogtag reads: Charles T Fulmer
38446780 T43 44 A
And in the right hand corner the letter P
After browsing the net with his name and number i found out that he was in the
35th and that he had a Purple hart and that he was Infantry.
I hope someone can give me more info over this soldier.
Birthdate - where he was born - which campanges he was in - how old he is (was), did he come home from the war,
- if he had childeren, etc...
All info is welcome.
Thank you all in advance.
Marc
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