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| From: RTCCPU@aol.com
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 Subject: Letter from Grandson Hi -
Here is the letter from Scott to his grand-father: Dear Poppy, Aug. '98 I'm writing to
wish
you a very happy birthday, and also to thank you.
Love always, Scott |
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| From: "William Stearns"
subject: need info date: mon, 18 sep 2000 I am trying to find some info on my
grandfather. He was in C co. In the 94th inf. I don't know what regiment
or anything, just that he was infantry. He was in some battle in a forest,
and was the only survivor from his platoon or company or something along
those lines. This is the only info that I have. His name was charlie stearns,
from camden, maine, I don't know his rank. If anyone can tell me more,
please email me at damnedyankees@hotmail.com
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| From: "RPHILLIPS1" <RPHILLIPS1@prodigy.net>
Subject: John David Francis Phillips Date: Sun, 3 Sep 2000 Does anyone have information about my father, John David Francis Phillips, G-4 for the 94th Infantry Division. He was also USMA Class of 1929. Richard, David and Margaret Phillips |
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| From: danielz@mail.chief.co.il (Daniel
Zaidenberg)
Subject: Abraham Ackerman Date: 08 Sep 2000 My father, Abraham Ackerman, was
wounded
in Nennig, Germany on January 15, 1945. He served in the 376 Infantry
Regiment as radio operator. If I can piece the information together
properly, he had tried to help Lieutenant James H. McCoy who was fatally
wounded during the same attack.. With my Dad's passing, three years
ago, we first started to learn about his history in the war, but newspaper
clippings and medals leave a lot of unanswered questions as to where he
was, what he did,and what was he like during the war.
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| From: VidaVina@aol.com
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2000 Subject: Raymond Hyme & Red Dear sir:
Unfornutaly one of his sons is a black sheep and has dissapeared with the citations and the medals I'm trying to recover these. They were won during The Bulge/Nordwind Period 12/44-2/45. Anything you can do or info wil be vastly appreciated. he had 2 friends one named red the other my cousin knows they were inseparble. Oh he was in the motor pool /Quatermasters Co. and then became a infantryman with his buddies when thing got rough. sincerly yours Karl Strohmeyer |
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| From: "Adam & Jane Gallo" <ajgallo@prodigy.net>
Subject: Fw: buddy search Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2000 my name is Adam Gallo from the 94th
infantry div. 376th reg. "F" co.
If anyone wants to get in touch with me my address is 4729 12th St. Ct. E., Bradenton FL 34203 . Phone number is 941 758 7472 . e-mail address is ajgallo@prodigy.net . Thanks
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| From: MadPlace@aol.com
Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2000 Subject: Joseph V. Madigan I have recently gotten interested in my father's service during WWII. I know he was in the 376th Inf Reg 94th Div, and was injured on January 19, 1945 in Germany. I am planning a trip to Europe next year, and was wondering if anyone had any information on where in Germany he was injured or where I might be able to obtain that information. Unfortunately, Dad passed away in 1989, so that source of information is not available to me. Any information you could provide would be appreciated. Thank you,
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| From: Gbuster084@aol.com
Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2000 Subject: My grandfather Very recently, I have been interested in my granfather's service during the war. His name was Howard Acker and was from NJ. Does anyone remember him and was anyone friends with him? I have written to the National Archives and I received some useful information. It stated that he went to Ft. Dix in New Jersey. Under "Organization", it says he was part of the Hq Btry 554 AAA A/W Bn. I have no clue what this means and I would appreciate if anyone can explain this to me. His Army Serial Number is 32 466 159 and I hope this helps. Over the Labor Day weekend, while I was at my grandmother's house, I found many negatives my grandfather took during the war. There were a few pictures of my grandfather and his buddies around this German house with a huge Iron Cross in front of it. Does anyone have these pictures also? I would appreciate any help that I can get. Thanks |
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| From: Gary Trimble <trimble@mbox.vol.cz>
Subject: 319th Engineer Combat Battalion Dear Sirs,
Marketa Trimble Landova |
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| From: KcFossitt
Subject: Presidential Unit Citation Just learned about a P.U.C. given to
3rd Bn 301 Inf Regt for military actions in WWII.
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| From: Thelma and Roland
Vogt <rhvtkv@xroads.com>
Thu, 14 Sep 2000 Subject: Chaplain Trout Would very much appreciate hearing
from anyone who might have information regarding a former Chaplain
Traut who
was with the 94th Division, 1944-45, at which time he was acquainted with
a Capt. Roland Vogt from Appleton, Wi. Chaplain Traut's home was
in Lebanon Valley, Pa. at the time. His daughter, I believe, was
a Nurse with the Medical Corps and accompanied her father, Capt. Vogt and
many others on their return to the U.S. in Feb. 1946 on the Thomas Berry,
sister ship of the
Thank you Roland H. Vogt |
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| From: "marnix @ susan"
Subject: looking for.Pfc. Albert R.Schnuck Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2000 I'm looking for any information
regarding Pfc. Albert R.Schnuck : 94th Infantry Division - 301st Infantry
Regiment.
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