35th Infantry Division Association - Link to the 35th Division Association Web Site, information about how to join the Association, and their regular mailing address.

35th Infantry Division Belgium - The '35th Infantry Division Belgium' is a study group that researches the history of the 35th Infantry Division and its soldiers in World War 2. "Every soldier who ever fought in the 35th Infantry Division will always be remembered by our group in Belgium."

35th Santa Fe Division in Normandy Association - Located in Normandy, France this Association is dedicated to preserving the history of the Division. 35th Division veterans wishing to visit Normandy can contact this Association.

35th Infantry Division WWII Reenactment Society - Portrays the life and experiences of soldiers who served in the 35th Infantry Division during the Second World War. The 35th ID's primary portrayal is the 1st Platoon, Company "C", of the 1st Battalion of the 134th Infantry Regiment.

137th Infantry Regiment - If you are looking for information about the 137th Infantry Regiment, 35th Division, please contact Marge Bullock of the 137th Infantry Regiment Association.

654th Tank Destroyer Battalion - Website includes history, photos, and personnel rosters of the 654th TD BN

784th Tank Battalion - Attached to the 35th Division on February 8, 1945, this website includes historical information about the 784th Tank Battalion.

American Battle Monuments Commission - A database of those buried at American Military cemeteries on foreign soil and those Missing in Action. It does not contain the names of Americans returned to the United States for burial. Includes some biographical information for each soldier.

American World War II Orphans Network, AWON - An organization of sons and daughters of Americans killed and missing in World War II.

Battle of the Bulge Memories - Website with a lot of very good information about the Battle of the Bulge.

Gloucester WWII Veterans Memorial - The WWII Memorial Committee in Gloucester, Massachusetts erected a memorial to honor our veterans, both mean and women, and the merchant seamen that served their country so nobly.

How to Locate Burial Sites of Military Personnel - Here is information about using the internet to locate burial sites of Americans who died in WWII. Thanks to Paula Baker for providing this information.

l'Espace de Memoire Lorraine 1939-45 (Lorraine Center for World War II) - The site will be of interest to anyone researching the 35th Division or WWII in general. Much of the information is in French. However, under "liens" there are links to many useful sites in English.

Medics, A History of Company A, 110th Medical Battalion in WWII by Phil Cohen - The 110th Medical Battalion was attached to the 35th Infantry Division in WWII.

National Guard Heritage Collection art print depicting the 134th Infantry Regiment in the Battle for St. Lo. This print is availabe free of charge in limited quantities.

National Personnel Records Center - Official government website with instruction for how to request Military Personnel Records.

National WWII Memorial

Nebraska State Historical Society - the Nebraska State Historical Society has a significant collection of military documents and records relating to the 134th Infantry Regiment. These include maps, Unit Journals, Aid Station Reports, and After Action Reports, among other documents. These documents are in the Archival Collection of the Nebraska State Historical Society's Miltonberger Collection, RG3558.AM.

Oral History of WWII by James Graff, Company C - A Soldier’s Story of C. Company, 134th Infantry Regiment,. 35th Division, by James Graff from the Lincoln Presidential Library

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