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This is a photo of my uncle, James E. Graham.  He was in Co. F., 376th Infantry, 94th Div.  His platoon leader was Lt. Wilford Wilson and his Company Commander was Capt. Phil Whitman.  The photo indicates it was taken in 1944 (probably on leave).  I have talked with several members of his unit and previously left this the last time I placed a notice on the 94th site.    My Email changed and I wanted to keep the possibility of contact open.   Does anyone remember Jimmy Graham?    Jimmy was MIA 10 Feb 1945 at Bannholz Woods.   He was apparently found in 1951+ and is now buried in Staunton, Va.  (his home town).   I have been doing a lot of research on my uncle and would like to hear from anyone who may have known him from the time he was at Camp McCain until MIA.  The photo is not of good quality, but it is the best I have at present.

David Graham 
700 South Ridge Parkway, Suite 313 
Culpeper, VA.  22701 

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I would like to find anyone who was stationed in waterloo a suberb of liverpool england..I believe it was the 302nd infantry...between may 1943 and june 1944...i had many good friends among them..but lost touch
when I went into british army.  All I know is that they went to france, but when or if they were in any battles I don't seem to be able to find out....if you are one of these men  [whether i knew you or not please e.mail me. I'd like to know more about what happened to my friends..] 

thank you so much for even reading this.....vera holmes ripley.

look forward to hearing from you 

 My name is Dale S. Nelson I am the son of Elmer Edward Nelson who served with the 94th Infantry Division, 465th Weapons Battalion S. P., XX Corps. I am planning to take my father to Europe the fall of 2004 to retrace his wartime travels from Normandy to Berlin. I would like to suprise him with this trip in June for his 84th birthday. Is there anyway I can get information about the journey of his Platoon from Normandy to where they ended. I would like to do as  much preplanning as I can before I give his this gift. Maybe you can direct me to some office or someone that might be able to help me.
Please send me any information to my office e mail address at: click here to email me

Thank you,

Dale S. Nelson

From: Frank Geramita
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Question: My dad served with Sgt. Frederick J. Ramondini in WWII. If anyone
has contact information, my dad would like to speak with him.

Thanks

Greetings and happy new year;
My dad, Pvt Louis Krieger was in a cannon company of the 919 F/A during WW2. 
Im trying to piece together his war experience as he talked very little about them. I know he was very friendly with the chaplain. Were the chaplains attched to the company, regiment or what? Is there some way I can get in touch with any of these people.   Any help whatsoever would be appreciated.
All the best to you and yours

David Krieger

One Answer from Harry Helms Secretary of the 94th Infantry Division Associatlon
David - You mention that your Dad was in th Cannon company of the 919th F/A. 
Actually, the two units were separate and distinct. 
there was a Cannon Co with each of the three Regt.'s. and a Battalion of Artillery, the 919th. 
If you could be more specific,maybe I could get you some info on your Dad.  
I believe that the Chaplains were assigned to the various battalions of the 94th but I not really certain. They may have been attached to the Regiments.

Good to hear from you.
Harry Helms
94th Inf Div Assoc. Sect.

I have been looking at a friend's photo album of her grandfather's army life and thought there may be some 94th Division Vets who were in the 302nd Infantry who might recognize a name or a face in the pictures. I will try to post the pictures in there is interest. The Photos belonged to PFC Pete Alsko - (By war's end it was Sergeant Pete Alsko) from Scenery Hill PA. (South of Pittsburgh) 

The pictures start at Camp Phillips in Salina, Kansas in 1943 and photos from Camp McCain in Mississippi and then to France (December 1944) , Germany and Czechoslovakia at the end of the war. 

The pictures are great as they range from training scenes to groups of men in Dress uniform, OD's and combat loads. Pete was in the HQ company of the 302nd. This is confirmed by letters to his wife and information on a jeep bumper in one picture from oversees. 

The following individuals are named in pictures in either the states or overseas: George Evans, John Perchan, Jack Heiney (Heaney?) Bob Dickson, CAPT Williams, and The following last names: Sidler, Ripper, Wagoner, Hockland, Evans, Dudkowski, Unshuld. 

If you know of any of these gentlemen or are one of these soldiers, there are some fine pictures you may wish to see. Plus, we're looking for anyone who knew Pete Alsko during the war years. Please email me. 

Thanks much. 

Christopher DiCianna 

Pittsburgh 

Can anyone help me find out about my father who served with the 94th?  His name was Eugene Montelatici. serial number 39921551.  His records were destroyed in a fire and I have been unable to locate any information.  I have been searching for years trying to find something out about my father's service while serving in the 94th.
Any information you could give me would be very much appreciated.  Thank you.
Michael Montelatici. 

Help. I'm Looking for a Photo of E Company 302. My Grandfather Was in this Outfit. If Anyone has A Picture of E Company Please Let Me Know.  thanks
Brad Siress 
1145 Bleich Rd 
Paducah ,KY 42003
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Hello,
My grandfather, Elmer Coziahr, passed away on December 15th, 2003.  He was a Tech. Sgt. (T4) with the 919th field artillery, HQ battalion. From what he told me, I gather he mainly served as a liason between the 919th and the 376th infantry.  If anyone has any memories of him, my family would love to hear from you.  You can email to click here to email me or mail to: 

Troy Coziahr
406 W. Center
Cambridge, IL 61238

Thank you and God bless,
Troy Coziahr

Hi, looking for some one who was in the 94th CO. L -- 302nd in 1945 he was a mail clerk, i.m not sure of his last name Kichert or kichest or Kfichert. any one with info. click here to email me

I was in the 94th and shot on Feb.22,1945 at the Saar river crossing at Ayl, Germany. I can't remember what Company of the 376th I was in. My name is Charles Terwilliger and when my wounds healed I was transfered to 2nd Cavalry.Can anyone out there help me.We crossed the Saar at night in small boats and I heard later that there were many casulaties the next morning. Thanks, my e-mail is click here to email me

I would like any information on my father Paul Mulroy from anyone who served with him.  He earned two Bronze stars and would rarely speak of his experiences. He died in 1986.  He suffered from nightmares about the war until his death. Anyone who might remembers him his 4 sons would greatly apprecaite any information about his service.

I have been searching for information at the request of my father. His name is Steve Bodnar. He served in the US Army from 1942-1946. He was in Company D, 302nd Infantry, 94th Division. He was Technician Fifthgrade and was discharged at Camp Shelby Mississippi. He is very ill and wishes to know what has become of the men that he had served with and wishes also to know how he may contact them. Any information would be greatly appreciated. click here to email me 
           Thank You Very Much,
                      Mary 

My grandfather was Russell White of the 301st, 94th division and he died of cancer in 1973. Being only 16 I never met him and we have limited information on him during the war. If anyone met him or have any information or stories about him please send to me. Thank you.

-Jay White

I have a worn photo of some men from Co I, 302nd Infantry
Label in ink on the front "Guard detail one March day '44, Camp McCain, Miss"

13 soldiers are pictured
Wagner, Canaty spl/sic  cpl, Burke, Ruth, Sternaman, Ball, Kraziak, Stephanik, Kasperski, Racauty, Watts, Hymes cpl, Janvrin  spl/sic

I would gladly send copies to descendants of any of the men pictured.

Thanks
Steve Sundahl
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I have a very worn copy of the "Three Hundred First Field Artillery Battalion" book "Stand Your Ground"  . It was originally owned by a Sgt. Carl W Archer of Washington Pa.

I found it in a bunch of stuff my mother just gave to me. My dad was Leonard E "Sunny" Sundahl who passed in 1974. My mothers first husband was S/Sgt Robert Sternaman of Flint Michigan who was KIA in the Bulge.  I would like to send this to a direct descendant of Sgt Archer if possible. 

Thanks
Steve Sundahl
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My Uncle Edmund Bowen was with the 94th and I was wondering if anyone had a roster/s of the 94th as I am not sure of what his job was or anything else besides a picture I have of him in uniform with the 94th Patch on his left shoulder. 
Thank you, 
Ron

I was in Company K, 301st Infantry in Brittany in the Fall of 1944.  On October 2, a platoon of 55 men (mostly Company K soldiers) was ambushed near Lorient.  We were taken prisoner and most of them were interned in Ile de Groix, an island off the coast.  Being wounded like me, some of them were interned in a hospital in Lorient.  In November, we were part of a POW exchange arranged by the Red Cross Representative attached to the 94th Infantry, Andrew Gerow Hodges.  In January, 2002, we were invited to Birmingham, Alabama, where Mr. Hodges lives, for a formal dinner to honor him.  Twelve of the POWs were there, nine of whom were in Company K.  It was the first time any of us had actually met Mr. Hodges, and as you can imagine, it was quite emotional and wonderful.

We are trying to arrange a reunion in Lorient in June, 2004, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the exchange.  We are hoping that Mr. Hodges will be able to join us, too.  I would like to know if you have the names and
addresses and email addresses of the men who were in that patrol so I can contact them. If you do not have the names, have you any idea where we can get them? Perhaps Don Mulry or Harry Helms can help me out. 

Thanks so much.

Bernard (Bernie) Rader
191 Wilson Place
Freeport, NY 11520

(516) 623-5068  Click here to email me

My father, Technical Sergeant Ames M. Harrington passed away 10 years ago. He never spoke to me about his WW II expereinces. I recently found a diary he wrote while wounded as a prisoner of war on the Ile de Groix after fighting at Lorient. After a prisoner exhange on November 16, 1944, he returned to the 94th to fight and be rewounded until March, 1945. Any information would be very valuable to me. 
                Thankyou,

                 Mary Tucker

I am looking for any information that I can gather on my grandfather. His name was Paul C. Shaver originally from Ohio and then moved to Maine after the war. He was captured in France 10 Sep 1944, he was released on 13 Jan 1945 and was held in Stalag13d.  I would love to find out all I can about what unit he was assigned to and any other information that I can.  Any help you can

RONALD C. PATIN, MSgt, USAF

882 TRG, Training Evaluations

My father died back in 1980 at age 56.  He never talked much about WWII but I remember him having terrible nightmares when I was a child.  I knew he had been awarded a Purple Heart but until today when I found his discharge papers, I did not know that he was also awarded: 1) Theater Ribbon w/3 Bronze Stars; 2) Good Conduct Medal; 3) Purple Heart; 4) Bronze Star Medal; 5) Victory Medal WWII; 6) Combat Infantry Badge.  Does anyone know where I can find out why he was awarded the Bronze Star and what was going on when he was wounded 14 February 1945 in Germany? He served from his induction 10 August 1944 until his discharge 2 February 1946.

Respectfully,

Carrie Menard
10697 South Dixie HWY
Sonora, KY 42776

Hello,

I am looking for information on my late father, Harry Guiney, who passed away earlier this year. I don't know much about his military experience but I do have a uniform which has his rank, colonel, and the crossed infantry rifles with the number 301 on them. I assume this means he was in the 301st Infantry? Any information would be most helpful. I can best be reached click here to email me. Thank you for your time,

Wesley Guiney
12 Cunningham St.
Wilmington, Mass. 01887

Sir,
 My Grandfather was with the 94th Infantry Division Company I, 301st. I was wondering if you have any contacts that served with him. His name is Paul Willis. He landed on Utah Beach in August of 1944 and was in 4 major campaigns. Ardennes, Sedatenland(spelling), Central Europe and Rhineland. He tells me that during the Ardennes, His unit encounterd the 8th Panzer Division. I was just hopeing to be able to maybe unit him with some of his compatriates. 
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

SSgt Darrin Kast

My father was in the 94th division.  His name was George Pavlik.  I am looking for anyone who remembers him or has pictures of him.  I have some pictures and all the letters he wrote to my mom during the was.  They are quite a chronicle becasue it seems that he wrtoe almost every day.  I remember him speaking of Walter Golembeuski and Lt. Messmore \ and some one named alfie- Click here to email me. 
Please let me know is you have any information. 

Thanks
Zita Pavlik Phillips