I have a photo of two soldiers standing on the front of a half track. One of them is a sergeant . In photo I can make out on front bumper '94 ?02:1' or is it '94 ?02:I' on right side of bumper and '3' on the left side. Any ideas?
Thanks
Ralph Sheaffer
LTC, West Va. ARNG

Paris , France ,28th august 2002

letter adressed to the 94th infantry division association
attention to the association historian

would it be possible for you to give me some informations about the history of the 94th infantry division in england between 11th august 1944 -8th september 1944.

so could you give me the name of the place where each of those following units ( for each battalion ) where located in england between 11th august 1944 -8th september 1944, could you also indicate the places , camp changes for each unit.

-1st battalion , 301st infantry regiment 
-2nd battalion , 301st infantry regiment 
-3rd battalion , 301st infantry regiment 
-1st battalion, 302nd infantry regiment 
-2nd battalion, 302nd infantry regiment 
-3rd battalion, 302nd infantry regiment 
-1st battalion, 376th infantry regiment 
-2nd battalion, 376th infantry regiment 
-3rd battalion, 376th infantry regiment 
-301st FA battalion
-356th FA battalion
-390th FA battalion
-919th FA battalion

could you please send me back all those informations as soon as possible 

by E-MAIL or AIR MAIL to this following adress in France to:
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my adress:
monsieur thierry JACQUEL BOREY
365 rue de vaugirard
75015 PARIS 
France

Could you please send me back all those informations requested as soon as possible e-mail before mid september 2002 if possible , please.

I was talking with my Grandfather today and he started to talk about WW II, this is strange because I am 31 and he has never told me anything about this before. I knew he was a POW during the war and received a Bronze Star his part in an escape which he was a part of. He went on to tell me some of his story. Apparently he was a Medic in the 94th. He was captured and taken to Stalag 9. I convinced him to let me document his story for my family’s history. I was curious if anyone might remember my grandfather. His name is James E. Simpkins. He is not in the best of health, so I want to get as much information about his unit as I can. If anyone has any stories or photographs that they wouldn’t mind sharing it would be greatly appreciated.

Hi my name is Becky Schroeder, my grandfather was Micheal E Hrobsky a sergeant in the 94th division. He was Honorable discharged in 1945. If anyone one out there knows of him please contact me. He told me stories years ago when I was little and some I have forgotten. He would get the Hoodlum News in the mail and then give it to me to read. I would like to know anything about his service in WW2 or any of his army buddies who all served this countery well. He since has passed away in 1990. Now my grandmother saves the 94th Division Hoodlum News for me. 
My E-Mail address is   click here to email me
                            Thank You and God Bless,
                                            Becky Schroeder

I am currently writing a book about the 3rd platoon of L Company.  My father, Stanley Potocki, was a member of that group.  I have been fortunate enough to find, meet, and/or talk with many of the men that served with him.  The men have been sending their photos, artifacts, and mementos which I have been scanning for the book, then returning it to them.  I would like anyone that would like to contribute stories or would like me to copy their photos to contact me at: 

John Potocki 
47 Timberview Lane 
Yorkville, IL  60560 
(630) 554-0731 
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I will be attending the L company reunion in October of this year.  I look forward to meeting with more of these great men. 

I have posted afew of these pictures on my Jan. 2002 notice in this section. 

Thank you 

Captain Straub Was My Fathers Uncle. I Am Requesting Any Information That Anyone May Have Concerning His Life In The Military.

Rico Straub

On May 23, 2002 my dad, George Palcich Jr., passed away.  I was on the internet enrolling him in the World War II Registry of Remembrances,  and I did a search for the 94th Infantry.  The first thing that appeared on my display was the silver and black 94 and I began to cry.  So many times as a child I looked at that symbol which was a patch from his uniform along with the other patches and medals he wore.  I would look at this yearbook-type book he had to see if I could find a picture of him somewhere.  I was close to my dad and my mom let me receive his flag at his funeral.  My sister has his patches and medals.  I would like to know if anyone knew or heard of my dad.  I'm not sure which unit he was with, but I remember him saying he was a staff sgt and that sometimes he had to notify families about the deaths of other soldiers.  He never went overseas because he was injured in an accident.  He said that some of his unit was killed when they went over.  Please contact me if you can help. 
God Bless!!! 
Georgann Hollender 

Dear Harry, 
My mother Marge requested that I send this message along to the 94th members.  My dad has had a serious stroke and we believe a heart attack.  He has been in ICU at Frankford/Torresdale Hospital in N.E. Phila. for the past few days.  Yesterday, he was sent to a stepdown unit but the prognosis is very bad.  He can hear us.  He is aware of what is going on and he does understand what we are saying.  The poor thing is suffering so.  Your prayers, cards and letters would be greatly appreciated.  His army buddies have a very special place in his heart. 

Frankford Torresdale Hospital 
Knights Rd. 
Room 4452 
Phila., PA 19154 

I am not sure of the address right off, but I am sure this would be ok.  And, also, could you please pass this info along to those who do not have computers. 
Thanks, 
Colleen Maurer, his daughter.