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I am hoping that someone may have any information on co k 319th infantry 1942-1946.
My father Gabriel S. Hernandez was a rilfeman , sharpshooter with carbine in ardennes rhineland central europe.   If anyone has any photos or anything i would realy like to hear something.

my name is james c. bennett and i'm looking for a friend last name kurns a seminoal indian from florida.he was my fox hole buddy.contact me at click here to email me

I would appreciate any information that anyone has regarding my uncle killed in action around 1/26/45.  PFC Zeno S Moonier 302nd Inf Regiment Serial Number 17161967 from Perryville, Missouri. I think he was in the signal corp originally. Thanks in advance.  You can click here to email me

I am searching for informtaion about my grandfather Lee Roy Coffman. He was assigned to the 376th infantry, company unknown, in April '45. He was originally assigned to the 359th infantry, but while in Europe was transferred for some unknown reason. His papers say he qualified for his C.I.B. on 16 april 1945 with the 376th infantry. Any information would be so helpful.

Thank you

My father was in the 94th infantry division, 301st, company F. His name is Mike Ricciardi. He is 81 years old now and I would like to find out if there are any rosters of Company F and if anyone remembers him. He lost a lot of freinds in WW II and just seeing the names would do him a lot of good

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Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2004 
From: Brian Harris click here to email me
Subject: PFC Kenneth K. Hamilton- medic 376th Inf. Co. A

I am trying to locate anyone who may have known my grandfather in the 94th. He passed away in 1985 when I was 8 years old. I was not old enough to talk to him about his service before he passed away. I would like to hear from anyone who served with him. My grandfather won 2 Bronze Stars, one on or around Dec. 1, 1944 and the other on March 12, 1945 in Germany. I am interested if anyone may know what particular battles took place when he received the Bronze Stars.

Thank you,
Brian Harris
931-364-5414

From: "Rebecca" click here to email me
Subject: Veldon T. Clem
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004

Rebecca's father, Veldon T. Clem, is a World War II vetaran that never received his Purple Heart. Veldon's Army Service Number was 37244934 and he was a Sergeant HQ Co 2nd BN 376th INF 94th Div. He has received all his metals bar the Purple Heart and Recebba has been told there are no records available.

Rebecca was wondering if anyone could be of help in finding the records that would show where he was wounded. So far she hasn't been able to find any.

From the time he was wounded until he woke up in the hospital in Wales, he doesn't remember anything or how he got there.

As a little background, Veldon was born and still lives in Harris, Missouri. 

Veldon remembers the details of a few of the men he was with (apologies if spellings incorrect):

Captain Whitman - Company Commander
Colonel Martin - Regiment Leader (from Georgia)
Major Brittiman
Lieutenant Kelly (in charge of the motor pool)
Lieutenant Star (English nurse) She helped to get some of Dads pictures developed.

The ship he went over on was the Queen Elizabeth but they did not have an escort.

If you can help, please contact Rebecca

I am looking for anyone who served with my stepdad, John Lavelle. He was wounded in Trier Germany in early March, 1945, and was evacuated to a hospital ship. He was from Holyoke, Mass, and was 30 years old in 1945. His service records were lost in a fire at the St. Louis records center. Any clue would be appreciated. I think he was a member of the 302nd Inf. He died in March of 2003, before we could connect. As a combat veteran of Vietnam, I am hoping to piece together the story of his service. We share a bond of all combat veterans, and I would like to strengthen it.

--- Gary OKeefe

I would like to locate or hear from anyone from the 376th INF Regimental Commo Section either from the wire or radio sections who was with my father, Warrant Officer Walter Dobinson during the Saar River Crossing Operation on February 22, 1945. Would also like to hear from anyone in the Regimental S-2 section or the Regimental I&R Platoon who knew or worked with my father on any operations. Thank you MAJ Walter G. Dobinson, Jr. click here to email me

Sir,
my name is Brieuc Cudennec,I am twenty years old and I am French. Like many countries, France and United States have suffered because of the war.

I have learned a lot about this period and I am very interested of al the points of history during the Second World War.But I do like to go on my studies and want to be very specialized. I would like to correspond with persons who knew well the war and may be who was a soldier in that time. I would like to have with these people a correspondance for speaking and writing about these memories.

BEST REGARDS

BRIEUC CUDENNEC

My address is: 
BRIEUC CUDENNEC click here to email me
4,rue Jacques Cartier
22190 Plerin
FRANCE

Hello. I would love to speak to anyone who knew my grandfather, 
Dr. Arnold Norman Bennett 302nd/94th. He was a dentist 
thanks! 

Mark Green 

PO Box 188 
10 Academy Avenue 
Saxtons River, VT 05154 
802-869-1018

My father served in the 94th INF DIV CO.C 319th ENG BN, I am looking for any information on him and his service in his unit, he passed away in June of 1996...If anybody remembers my father, please e mail me..any information will be greatly appericated.

Thank You
Linda McNally 
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I would like to locate Albert Pizaneski who was from Washington, DC and served with me in 94th Division in Germany and Chechoslovakia.

I am looking for any information regarding Mike Chaknis, who served in the 94th.  His discharge papers show that he had reached the rank of Master Sergeant by the time he mustered out, though there is no indication as to which Regiment or Company he served in.  I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me out or let me know where I could go to obtain this information.  Also, I am curious as to where can I go to get a copy of the History of the 94th Division book?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Please click here to email me

Thanks,

Ben

My name is William R. Lund.  My father’s name was Lowell R. Lund, he served in the 94th Division during WWII.  I don’t know the Regiment or Battalion, only that he was a Staff Sgt. in a heavy weapons platoon.   If anyone out there knew my father or has information regarding the outfit he served with I would greatly appreciate hearing from you.  If you did know Dad, he passed away in 1989 in Kellogg, Idaho. 

Sincerely,

Bill Lund

Arthur Edward Hendrix of Greensboro, NC died 6/30/2004. Arthur was a member of the 94th Infantry Division. He was in Company B of the 301st Infantry. While in live fire training with hand grenades at Camp McCain in Mississippi a live grenade was accidentally tossed into the trench he occupied with 5 other men. My father reached down and picked up the grenade and attempted to throw it out of the trench. Just as it was leaving his hand it exploded taking off his right hand. His quick thinking saved his life and the lives of the other 5 men in the trench. Arthur was awarded the Soldiers Medal for Valor for his actions that day. The other 5 men in the trench at the time were as follows: Cpl. Austin Di Siverio, Harrisonburg, PA; T/4 Crum Bates, Honoraville, ALA; PFC James I. DiBartolo, Canton, OH; PFC Omer A. Eggeman, Seymour, IND and PVT Armen B. Tookmanian, Cleveland, OH. 

Arthur enlisted on 8/23/43 and was discharged on 11/2/44 with the rank of Staff Sargent. 
If anyone would like more information about Arthur you can contact Eric Hendrix 
(his son) at click here to email me
Peace to all,
 

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William Franklin Campbell was a Sgt in Co. E, 376th Inf 94 Division. He served in many Europe campaigns and received a Purple Heart in France on the 15th of Oct 1944 for a gun shot to the head. He survived and returned to MO to marry and raise two children. He died in 1972 of lung cancer.

He had great respect for Gen. Eisenhower but didn't care much for Patton. He was part of a forced march to cross Europe and take Berlin durring the bitter winter of 45 and nearly lost both feet to frost bite.

I would like to hear from any of his army buddies who remember him, who may have memories of him to share. Please respond click here to email me I have some photos of him and some of his army buddies. I don't know how to post them here, but will gladly share copies with anyone who remembers my father.

Thank you and may you all be blessed. Nancy (Frank's daughter).

I am looking for info on the 319th engineer group attached to the 94th. My uncle served in France and i wnat to know more about them. His name was Joseph Wickman from peoria Il.

Thanks Douglas Poe

I am looking for any information on my grandfather, 2nd LT. Sel Khors. He is no longer alive and i would like to know what he did in the war. i am reading his addition of the history of the 94 id in WWII. i would like to know what regiment and company he was in so i know where he fought. he also was awarded the silver star and if i could find out how he came to get this award it would be of great help to me. i appreciate you time and attention. 

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adam kloeppel