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BILL MCWHA
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EAST GRANBY NOW JOINED FROM LYNN MASS
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Message Signed on 04-01-2016 at 18:53
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JOINED COMPANY AT ST LO COMPANY L 3BT 137 LATER WAS ASSSIGNED TO S2 MY BASIC TRAINING WAS WITH THE 75TH WE WERE REPLACED BY AIE FORCE PERSONAL PASS ON MY COMPUTER INFO MCWHA2925@AOL.COM PLEASE PASS IT ON WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ONE AND ALL
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Joseph J. Terech
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Evanston
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Message Signed on 04-01-2016 at 16:48
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Trying to learn about my father's time in theatre. Know he earned purple heart. Looking for info as to what happened - date, place, etc. Mentioned a fort near Elbe river. Died 12/31/99. Suffered massive stroke 7/3/93. Left him unable to speak/write.
Terech, John A. Tec5
134th Infantry
HQ Company
Purple Heart / Good Conduct
Would appreciate any information. Thank you.......Joe
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Bill Trotter
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Odessa
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Message Signed on 03-01-2016 at 20:58
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Bob Hill recently sent me this site......
We live in what was one of the best countries in the world because of those brave individuals, such as Sergeant Judson Chaffin, who sacrificed so much for the then current generation and for those of us who follow...A debt we shall never be able to repay....Our U.S. military freed the European continent, that otherwise would have been destroyed and enslaved.
I salute Sergeant Chaffin for his sacrifice. May he rest in peace knowing he contributed to leaving the world a much better place than when he arrived.
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Eddie B. Roberts
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Johnson City
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Message Signed on 29-12-2015 at 18:52
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My father was a telephone operator or forward observer assigned to CN (command network) Cannon Company, 137 Regiment, 35th Infantry Division, from the initial landing July 5, 1944 at Normandy. 2-3 days later they went into full battle at St. Lo, France. He served until the end of the war. I would be extremely grateful hearing from someone who served with my father. He was from Edison, Tennessee.
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Josh
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SAINT CLOUD
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Message Signed on 17-12-2015 at 03:22
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This is for my grandpa ORVILLE H MOGARD . FROM HIS GRANDSON . THANK YOU AND THANK ALL OF YOU .
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Bill Hankins
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Kansas City, MO
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Message Signed on 04-12-2015 at 12:01
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Interesting read. My nephew found the site doing research on his grandfather (my dad). My father's name was George A. Hankins, Company M. He lived his entire life in rural Missouri, near Springfield. Retired as a rural U.S. mail carrier and passed away at the age of 67 in 1985. I am one of three sons he and my mother had. She passed away in 1993.
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Wendy Mordecai
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Cypress
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Message Signed on 27-11-2015 at 23:12
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looking for the soldier that save my grandfather, Calvin Coolidge Mordecai, on September 11, 1944. He was in a culvert at Flavigny Bridge in France. 134th Infantry.
Wendy 832-466-5060
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Wendy Mordecai
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Cypress
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Message Signed on 27-11-2015 at 22:54
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My Grandfather, Calvin Mordecai was in the 134th at Flavigny Bridge in France. He was shot in the eye, jumped off the bridge, and made his way to the culvert where the injured were. He was saved by someone who told him to grab onto his belt while the man also carried another wounded soldier on his shoulders. This soldier saved my grandpaw and the other man. My grandpaw and the other wounded soldier were the last two alive in the culvert. My grandpaw was going to be left behind until he begged the soldier to save him because he was just married and had a young wife at home. I am looking for the man who saved my grandpaw's life.
Thank you,
Wendy Mordecai
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Christine Brochu Harnden
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Wixom, Michigan
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Message Signed on 20-11-2015 at 13:59
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My father was Capt. Charles P. Brochu 35th Infantry 320th regiment from Cleveland Ohio.He commanded Co. I
Unit 1542. What an honor to be his daughter. I have numerous books, and info that he gave to me. Please send an e-mail if anyone is searching for info from his command. He highly respected General Patton.
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bruce bodenschatz
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summerhill
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Message Signed on 17-11-2015 at 13:05
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first time I saw this hopefully puddy saw this
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