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April 2003 |
From: Dr. Ray Brandes
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Subject: The search for Gaston's hero Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 Gentlemen:
I was in hopes that the 94th has a journal much like that which the 95th Division puts out perodically wherein that photo might be reproduced. If not, perhaps the 94th will have a reunion at which time the photo could be posted. If you can offer me any assistance I will be most appreciative--perhaps a list of the various Regiments, or the attached units to the Division would help me--in that way I can go on the internet to each of those that still have touch with one another. Thanks for any assistance you can give me. Dr. Ray Brandes. |
From: "Carlene George"
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Subject: Dumas S. Evans Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 I would like to have any info on Dumas
Stanton Evans. He was in WWII from 6-14-44 to 1-16-46. He received 3 Bronz
Stars. I would like to know what he did and where he got them. Any info
will help.
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From: "Tracy" click
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Subject: 376st Infantry Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2003 Lawrence H. Dent was my fathers name.
We lost him in the Battle of the Bulge.
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From: "Robin Stark"
Subject: Wilson Schlosser Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2003 Hello,
Is there a list of all service members associated with the 94th? My uncle's name was Wilson Schlosser. He was from Titusville, PA and I know he served in Europe. He did not die in action. Unfortunately, he died in the early 60's, before I was born, in a tragic accident while responding to a fire with the Titusville Volunteer Fire Department. He is the only relative I know who served in WWII. I recently joined the Navy Reserves and I would like to try to collect and preserve as much info about my Great Uncle as possible. Any information you have would be appreciated. Thank you, |
From: Mark click
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Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2003 Subject: W.W.II ike jacket Hello, I have received a W.W.II ike
jacket with the 94th patch on the battle side and 90th on the formation
side.The vets stamp "T-3862" on the inside,buck sergeant stripes,pres.citation,infantry
disc,C.I.B, and three overseas bars on it.I know it is a shot in the dark
but hoped someone may have ANYTHING they could share about the jacket and/or
vet with me.I have pressed the jacket and plan on displaying it as a historical
piece for elementary school children and would love to honor the vet by
giving the children some history on him or his division.ANY HELP WOULD
BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.Thank you very much.
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Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2003
From: Michael Vega click here to email me Subject: Pvt Genaro Vega Good Day: I just found your website for the 94th INF Div. Just want to mention that my grandfather served with C CO, 373rd INF, 94th Division. I am very proud of that since most of his children (my uncles) served in the US ARMY in the Korean and Vietnam Campaigns. In 1980 I broke the chain of Vega's being in the Army and joined the Marine Corps for 8 years and retained the rank of Ssgt. I served with 1st and 2nd Marine Divisions and I am a recipient of the Purple Heart for the injuries sustained in the 1983 Marine Corps Bombing of our barracks in Beirut, Lebanon. My brother Angel Vega is currently in Iraq with the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force as a Gunnery Sergeant. Now I see where we get our military genes. It does not matter what branch of service we belong to, we have fought for the same principal. FREEDOM. I want to thank you for your sacrifices and for securing my future and the future of those ahead of me. Semper Fidelis Ssgt. Michael Vega
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From: D. Pepper
Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2003 Subject: Millard Pepper My Grandfather served with the 301st
infntry regiment 94th div, during the ardennes campaign of 1945. His name
is Millard Pepper he was a PFC. He was wounded by an 88mm one afternooon
in Dec or Jan.
I would also like to add that last year I was able to get Him into my 155 mm howitzer with the blessing of my 1st sgt and BC . He fired a three round mission and sai he hadnt done any thing like that for over 50 years. HE is a great American and I am proud to be his Grandson he is also a bronze star recipient for his actions on that day he was wounded in the ardennes. Thanks click here to email me if that does not respond the attached E-mail will get to me . Thanks again. |
From: "Brad & Judy
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Subject: picture of 302 reg.co.E Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 Looking for anyone who might be able
to get me a copy of a picture of the 302 reg.of the 94th or a picture of
E company of the 302nd.My grandfather served in E
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From: Kcaf click
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Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2003 Subject: 94th Infantry When I was a boy in the 1960s, a group of us played "Army" in our neighborhood. Being fascinated about military equipment, I ordered a bag of military patches from "The Patch King," a N.Y. area establishment which advertised in Boys Life. One of the patches I received was that of the 94th. Reading about WWII in my family's 1950-era Compton's Encyclopedia, I discovered a colorful two page illustration of U.S. Army Division insignia and "where they fought." So, I found out a little about your unit. Under my direction, our army "unit" adopted the name "94th Infantry Division" for our exploits in the backyards, streets, woods, and vacant lots of the west side of Charleston, West Virginia, near where I still reside. We figured that it was easier pretending that we were fighting the Krauts because our countryside and terrain looked more light Europe than the Pacific. Anyway, Compton's had your unit mentioned in some of their "capsules" describing the various battles of the war. I still have that patch, if anybody wants it!! I have made copies of that patch color feature, and would be pleased to provide a copy if somebody is interested. In 1980, I was attending a church retreat in Gassaway, West Virginia. Our group was sent to various homes in the area for lodging. I was assigned, with some other guys, to the residence of a Mr. Frank Foster. Turned out he was in the 94th. He told me that the patch meant "9 at night, 4 in the morning." I am going to try to get back in touch with him. Understand he is still living. At the Wren's Nest Tea Room in St. Albans, West Virginia, one can find a recreated WWII enlisted man's club. They play big band live music on the weekends and recorded music during the week. The food used to be pretty good but has gone down hill a little in recent years. The owner of the place has dedicated a section of it to all the members of the various "special" units all over the world, as he is a former Special Forces and Paratrooper. However, what is interesting is he has a display with all of the actual patches worn by all of the Third Army Divisions. I need to get down there to get a picture. Let me know if you want a copy. He has a little thing on Patton. You see, Patton's grandfather was from Charleston and commanded a local company of southern infantry that fought in the Battle of Scary near here. The restaurant has interesting displays of uniforms, weapons, and equipment. He even has an old half-track which he has restored outside. I would be honored to show you or any of your comrades around the place if you are in our area. My late Dad was a navigator with the Fourth Ferry Group of the Military Air Transport Command during the war. It's hard to play like you are flying a plane but I was extremely proud of him, also. I've been trying to find out about his outfit. They were more of a composite unit because the navigators and other crews traveled separately and got back on their own to their base in the States. They never had any kind of reunion activity although he stayed in touch with some of his old buddies. In my day, the infantrymen got all of the glory on the t.v. shows and in the movies. Imagine that you know that the 95th Infantry Division was the unit featured in the movie Hell Is For Heroes, which dealt with the Siegfried Line, where you all were. Was that division a rival? And, weren't you in the same corps? I've met people who were in the 78th, 2nd, 101st Airborne, 99th, 89th, and many others over the years. Well, anyway, thanks for reading this. |
From: "Joel & Donna"
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Subject: Sgt. Joseph Semanski Date: Sun, 6 Apr 2003 My Dad, Joseph Semanski, was a member of the 94th Division, 302 Inf. Reg., HQ Co. I am trying to find any information or contacts from those days. Dad is still with us and would enjoy any information we can get. Please e-mail me Joel Manns |
From: Steve Sundahl
Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 Subject: photos of my Father I am looking for photos of my Father
LEONARD E SUNDAHL (SUNNY) during this time period. I would appreciate any
copies if anyone has anything. Dad passed away in 1974.
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