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>My father, Adus Joe Clark, served in the 94th with the 319 engineers.  He is 80 years old and not in the best of health.  I was just trying to find out if anyone remembers him.  He would love to receive news from his army buddies.  Please help me in locating anybody that remembers him.

>Thank you,

>God Bless America

>Patty Pynes 

>Good evening everyone,
>I am trying to find any and all information concerning my grandfather.  His name was PFC Otto Kaldorf.  His friends often called him "Lou". I think he served in company D,301 infantry regiment, 94th division.  He spoke fluent german being from Germany orginally and often told me stories of being part of a special detachment of four men who would go ahead of the regiment into the towns and scout out any activity.  Any information at all concerning his activities or the validity of these stories would be greatly appreciated.
>Thank you.
>Brian Kaldorf
>(412) 369-9879

>Dear Sir, 
>Thank you for taking the time to read this. I'm sure that you are deluged from time to time with all kinds of requests for information. I will try and make this brief, in the hope that maybe you can point me to some other sources. My name is JOSEPH FRANCIS OBLEK, my Father was FRANK STANLEY OBLEK who was attached to Co. "C", 319th Engineer Combat Battalion, 94th Infantry Division. Apparently some time around 1946, my parents divorced. Apparently, it wasn't amicable. My mother passed away, some years ago, yet during all that time any questions regarding my father were not answered. I have never seen a picture of him, but learned from a distant uncle that he fought in the Battle of the Bulge at Bastonge. I have recently retired from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department after 33 years of service. My son expressed some interest in his grandfather, after we discussed my military service (USMC 1958-1964; USMCR 1968-1972). After the conversation with my son, I decided to see if I could locate any information about him. Recently, I found his burial site in Burlington National Cemetary. Subsequently, I discovered his service with the 94th. My request is this, it may sound silly, but where can I find out information about this Division, in hopes that I can find some information about my Dad, or the outfit he served in. While this information will be of tremendous value to me, I think that my son, who is a paramedic on the Las Vegas Fire Department, would be estatic. Thanking you in advance for your time and consideration. 

>Joe Oblek

>I was wondering if you have any information on my father.  According to his personnel record he was in the 302nd Infantry, Headquarters Company.  The record also states that he was an MP.  He was shipped to England in August of 1944 and discharged in February of 1946.  He passed away in 1995.  I was trying to find anyone who might have known him during the service.  Thank you for any assistance that you can provide.  I am also going to contact the regional representative. 

>Thank you

>Bob Phelps
>901-758-0016
>admnserv1@aol.com

>My father, William J. Bailie, 36470641, served with the 301st in Germany and won the Silver Star for actions on 22 Feb, 1944.  I would like to if anyone has any information regarding the action his platoon was involved in as well as the general situation at the time.

>Hello, I believe my father served with the 94th in WWII. I do not have a lot of information other than his jacket, dog tags and rank. I have tried to access some information on-line to no avail. I would like to get some basic information pertaining to where he was stationed and any history of his battalion, company etc. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

>Much appreciated.
>Randy M. Tibbetts

>Am attempting to obtain information on Daryle S. Gordon of Walla Walla, Washington, who served in the division during WW2.  Went to Dutch Harbor and then to Europe.  May have been in artillery.

>Ed Clark eclark@columbia-center.org 

>While perusing through the the website of the 94th Infantry Division I noticed the above name on the casualty list of the 301st Reg.  I knew someone by that name from my old neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY. As youngsters we played a lot of football, roller  hockey, etc. together.  The war parted us.  Later on after the war I heard that he had been killed.  When I saw his name, I was jolted to say the least even with a lapse of 56 years. I was wondering if you would have any further information about Cal or if not, you could direct me to an appropriate agency.  Thank you for your attention and consideration to this request. 

>         Harold Colman 

>e-mail address: haroxton@AOL.com

>Gentlemen,
>My father-in-law, Staff Sergeant Robert J. Cook of B Co, 301st Inf Bn, 94th ID passed away earlier this year.  She was very close to her father, and I am a retired Army Sergeant Major, currently working Civil Service as Director, J-8 Comptroller, Special Operations Command Europe in Stuttgart.

>Our e-mail address is "leinenwp@hotmail.com" 

>      Deborah Cook Leinenweber
>      CMR 480, Box 1345
>      APO AE 09128

>I was somewhat taken aback when I saw a T-shirt with the 94th ID patch on it from Bosnia-Herzegovina.  I had a friend, who took command of a Special operations unit in Sarajevo look for one for me.  Unfortunately, the 94th had (once again) completed its mission and headed home.  The T-shirt I saw here in Stuttgart, was on a Sailor!  He had purchased it while on assignment in Bosnia.  Prood that the 94th Infantry Division
>lives on!

>Sincerely,

>PETER R. LEINENWEBER
>Sergeant Major, USA (Retired)
>DAC (DA Civilian), Director J-8
>Special Operations Command Europe

>I am searching for a store online to purchase world war II army private uniform.

>My dad is part of the 94th infantry and he wants a uniform and the ike jacket ..and I have been searching and searching and can't find it.

>Can you help me?

>Thank you
>Angela

>I'm writing with what seems like an unrealistic request, but it seems to be my only chance.  My grandfather, Pfc. Oren Watson of Evansville, IN served in C company, 1st. bat, 376th reg, in the 94th division.  My father came across his discharge papers and noticed that he had received two bronze stars...he has since applied for the details of his father's (my grandfather's) actions and has heard nothing.  I fear grandfathers records may have been destroyed in the fire that swept through the records in St. Louis.  I must now ask that anyone with memories of my grandfather email them to me or call me at home.  I know it's a long shot, but thanks anyway. 

>And thanks to the men of the 94th and all of our grandparents and great uncles and aunts for the pains endured and sacrifices made for the sake of freedom.

>God bless.

>Turner Watson
>turner99x@hotmail.com
>252.672.0557

>Greetings from Charlottesville Virginia, former home of Sgt. Red McIntyre.
>Red is now in a veteran's hospital in New York but many in his former>community in the Blue Ridge Mountains remember him well, including me.

>I'm Bryan McKenzie. I'm a newspaper columnist at Charlottesville's daily>paper, The Daily Progress, and I am looking for any stories, funny, serious,>mundane or otherwise, about Red for a column I plan to write on Veteran's >Day. Anything anyone can remember, be it holidays or foxholes, would help me>remind people of what Red stood for and stands for.

>Please feel free to email me at bmckenzie@dailyprogress.com or mckenzie@cstone.net or call me at 434-978-7271 (work) or
>434-971-7864 (home). I have a teenage daughter so the home phone rings busy quite often, but the work phone has a long tape for voice mail messages.
>I'll also gladly call anyone back on the company's dime to get stories about
>Sarge.

>Thanks for any help you can give me and thanks for your efforts on my behalf
>those 50-plus years ago.

>Bryan "Mac" McKenzie
>The Charlottesville Daily Progress
>Charlottesville Va.,