An awesome website. Thank you for compiling this wealth of information.

My grandfather, TEC-5 Clifford Ferguson was with the 632 TD Bn, Company A, from 1942 to 1945. This site has brought be so much excitement and joy. I searched high and low for documents and photos from his time there (before his passing in 1996, but was not able to find much. Finding these documents and photos from his time there with bring so much joy to his sons and daughter. It's going to be an honor presenting the items found here to his lone surving brother. Sorry for rambling. God Bless you and thank you so very much for organizing this site. Thank you. Patrick ferguson

I am sitting having tea with Rich Fifield from the 774th..Any others have info from this crew?

My Dad, Bob Iulo, was extremely proud to serve his country. Always told us of the men he served with and what they went through together. They were treasured memories of his. Thank you for all of your hard work creating this website to honor our loved ones. What a magnificent tribute! God Bless America!

My father,Opie Board was a member of the 611th TD BN at Camp Hood. I remember he spoke highly of men named, Capt.Xavier ,Louis Gardner, Jarret Smith and others. He loved Halftracks and telling me stories about his travels. We lost Dad on 6-25-99 at the age of 88...Remembering the Great Generation... son, randy

looking for info on 626th

My Dad was a member of the 893rd. I believe it was C Company. I went to many reunions with him.

I've been researching as much as i can on the web, and believe this to be one of the better sites for information.

Joseph Bubel
Anthony Campagna
Mike Swirbel
Frank Bentley
Harry Sinclair
Ed Kunigonis
"Mooney" Elyanich

Can't remember the rest of the names that i've met over the years ending about 1982...

I am the son of Sgt. Edward G. Masi. A proud member of the 893rd.

My father was Pfc Arvil L. Spears. He served in company C of the 607th and was taken POW on 7/12/1944 in Germany.

Didn't know this existed. Tried to get my dad's dd214 but apparently the building that housed his info (and others) burned. Apparently, all his info was lost. Any info on my father, Suyford Hebert, 822 HQ would be very much appreciated. A picture of the battalion shows him to be on the second row, 8th from the left.
Thanks,
Cullen Hebert

Looking through my fathers papers I found and article he wrote "History of the 608th Tank Destroyer Battalion". If possible I would like to share. Please contact and you tell me how to do so.

Am continuing research on John Lindberg, who was in a Quarter Master Company with his buddy, (unknown), and ended up at Dachau. They were put in charge of storing and shipping American POW parcels that Germany failed to send on and used them for DP camps. (UNRRA Releif?)

It looks like the QM Co. was with the 6th TDG. From what I can tell the 6th was at Dachau, before it became the 5th Constabulary.

Questions:

Any idea, what unit number the QM Company was?
Was UNRAA run after 6th TDG became5thConstabulary?
Lindbergs say he worked the railroad depot with SS troops and his buddy worked the warehouse. Where the in the Dachau camp or nearby...?
Says Polish troops provided security. Any idea on what units they were with?

Thanks,

Sgt. Mac

My dad fought with the 602 Tank Destroyer Division in WWII. Liberated Ohrduff concentration camp. Wounded in Libramont, Belgium In Dec. '44. Died at age 92 in Dec. 2011 in Hollywood, FL.

He left lots pf pictures, memorabilia and souvenirs of his time in the European Theatre. If anyone is interested in any of this you can email me.

Jesse Levine
jesseelevine@gmail.com

Am researching a friends dad's uncle who served aboard numerous Liberty ships. After his naval days, he joined the Army.

I am now reading part of his story where he went to camp Hood for training and ended upate the Dachau Camp, guarding German POW's

Have just begun my research on our site, but a quick glance, looks like you have the information I'm looking for.

My research will result in featuring his story on my military blog and also submitting it to his family.

Great site,

Sgt. Mac

Greetings. My father was 2ndLt Henry B. Clagett Jr who was wounded while serving w the 701st Tank Destroyer Battalion. I am seeking the particulars regarding the action that involved his injury. Any help
would be appreciated. He recovered and served during the Korea War after college and Law School.
Sincerely,
Henry B. Clagett III

Im the son of Charle l Robinson . He was in 1st plt. B co .803rd td battlion.Joined in 4/1941 washington N .G 103RD AT battlion.Was driver .discharged 8/45.stayed with 803rd all through ETO .He pass in 2/2005.

Thank you for providing this site for all of us that never experienced the great war, and who have only met and heard of the great stories the great men and women of that era have to tell.

Thank you, A Veteran, like my son and our grandfathers before us !!

I serve as the Commander of 1st Squadron, 71st Cavalry Regiment here at Fort Drum, New York. Our unit history dates back to 1941 and we trace our heritage to the 701st Tank Destroyer Battalion.

My Dad was SSGT William Calvin Blackman of Company B of the 813th.

My grandfather, Cpl Ben E Harris was a gunner for the 809th tank destroyer.

On home page reunion photo#3,my father is captian Clarence Aufranc,front row,second from the right,white jacket

I served in Company A, 821st Tank Destroyer Battalion from December 1942 until December 1945. Accordingly, I was with them in England, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany and from Omaha Beach to the Elbe River.

Herbert was only my step grandfather but the only grandfather I knew. Thank you and those who fought with you. I love you and miss you.

greetings...

My name is Bear Guinard... My dad served with the 601st, so I reckon I'm looking to see if anyone he knew might see this... his name was Morris W. {{Dick}} Agnew... he had a good friend he only ever called 'Dutch'... feel free to drop a line to My email, though I'll book mark this as well and check here off and on...

My thanks,

Bear Guinard

Awesome thanks to those that served. Jack Hilliard is my uncle, wonderful to see his efforts - proud of all