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| Date: Fri, 29 October 1999
Subject: 301st Field Artillery Battalion My daughter is studying the Ardennes campaign in which my grandfather, Melvin Hemmerle, participated in. I think he was a battery commander but I am not sure. I would like to know what the 301st did during the Ardennes campaign, time line, locations and movements. Please contact me with information at
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| Date: Wed, 27 October 1999
From: GAINCO@aol.com Subject: PFC Frederick R. Balch 376th inf., Company F
The pillbox was taken by the Germans and Fred was wounded and taken to a hospital at St. Wendel, where he died from his wounds. His brother would like to contact anyone who was with him either in the pillbox or at the hospital. The only name listed in the division history who was in the pillbox was a First Sgt. Bower from Oswego, New York. He would appreciate any info available concerning Fred. Contact F. H. Balch at FredHBalch@equilon.com or 314-993-6468 |
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| Date: Wed, 27 October 1999
Subject: 94th 301st I am the great niece of a man who was named Burnett J. Schulz (BJ). He was from Bay City, TX, and was a sargeant during the war. Sadly, he has passed away, and perhaps just as sad, the only person he ever much talked about the war to was my father (who has also passed). I know that BJ was captured by the Germans during the Ardennes. I have his POW card. I would really appreciate hearing from anyone who knew my uncle, anyone else who was captured who would care to share their experiences. I do remember one thing that he told me-- he said as they were marching, the villagers would give them rutabegas-- thats all he said they ate for a very long time - rutabegas, and he said he'd never eat them again and he didn't! Thank you so much, Jill Essbaum
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| Date: Tue, 19 October 1999
Subject: 4th Division History Just received an email from someone connected to T/Sgt Malcom Pickett (deceased) which referred to "the 94th Division History". I need more info on this book so I can try to locate a copy through my local library system. If anyone has any info or would like to contact my father either e-mail me at the address below or write to: Clinton Bland c/o Wilma Bland; 910 Summit St. Apt. Down; Aberdeen, WA 98520. He was in F Co. 302nd . I won't see him for a few days, but am passing the message along that I received. Wilma Bland
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| Date: Mon, 11 October 1999
Subject: Donald Thad Smith Hello!
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| Date: Fri, 8 October 1999
Subject: Walt Pfuhl Anyone who remembers Walt Pfuhl ('Pappy')
of the 301st Field Art. Batt.
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| Date: Wed, 6 October 1999
From: Magoo38@aol.com Subject: The Battle of Moselle My Father in law was a Lieutenant in the 94th in the winter of 1944. He was involved in the Battle of Moselle. Do you have any additional information regarding this conflict. His children are trying yo put together a record of his WWll years for the grand kids. Any help you could give us would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, Kevin York |
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| Date: Sun, 3 October 1999
Subject: MY UNCLE HELLO
My Mailing address is: Lisa Nielsen
Thank you
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| Date: Fri, 1 October 1999
Subject: My Dad, William Hazelwood Harper Jr. My Dad, Bill Harper, was in the 94th infantry. My brother has his jacket and I have his bronze star. I also have a nice photo collection and will bring it to the June 2000 reunion at Virginia Beach. Dad passes away from a heart attack April 4,1976. He was my hero and I miss him a lot. If anyone knew him please contact me at tom.harper@ALCAN.COM His full name was William Hazelwood Harper Jr. and he was from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Sincerely, Tom Harper |
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| Date: Fri, 1 October 1999
Subject: 302nd Co. F I just got my father to loan me his copy of "ON THE WAY - The Story of the 94th Infantry Division" This has a statement PASSED BY CENSOR FOR MAILING HOME. Although the cover has finally fallen apart, and it has been used as a reference for history reports for two generations of grade school and high school students in the family { I remember having to take the booklet to school to prove that my report was based on fact} this booklet is in excellent shape. On the back cover are signatures of a couple of people that I'm curious aboput--- S/Sgt Charles O. Massmore (my interpretation of the writing could be off); S/Sgt. Jack W. Robinson Covington, Kentucky and Sgt. Carl T. Segalt (undecipherable city) Indiana. Anyone know anything about these people? My father wanted me to ask if there
are any guys from F Company 302nd. He is Clinton Bland. Please reply
to me and I will pass information along to him.
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