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Introduction Hans Senden |
Posted by: hsenden - 03-08-2018, 10:07 AM - Forum: Introduce Yourself!
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Hello,
I am Hans Senden from The Netherlands (close to Margraten Cemetery), and I have adopted the grave of Pvt Howard B Hicks from Kentucky.
He died on November 28th 1944 in Immendorf or Beeck (Geilenkirchen), Germany. As part of the US 279th Engineering Combat Battalion (for the 84th Division of the 9th US Army during Operation Clipper),
Howard was helping deactiving minefields, when he stepped on a undetected mine. He was killed instantly.
I hope to find more information about his time with the engineering battalion.
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401st Combat Engineer Battalion from WW2 |
Posted by: Jason Corliss - 02-28-2018, 02:05 PM - Forum: LOOKING FOR...
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Hello all,
My grandfather served with the 401 Combat Engineer Battalion during World War 2. He was drafted and reported to Ft Devens in Mass. As a lot of you know, a fire took place in the 1970's in St Louis Missouri which destroyed many service records. I'm trying to piecing together a bit of history for my 2 sons about there Great Grandfathers experiences from WW2. I hoping to find anyone that might know or know of someone who could have served with him. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Jason C.
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505 coast artillery |
Posted by: rick - 02-23-2018, 10:52 PM - Forum: LOOKING FOR...
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I am looking at my dads ww2 separation qualification records-can anyone help with or direct me to where I can find out what the number represents after job description.. the list is as follows----1. Pvt. Basic 521,2. T5 cannoneer 531..,3.CPL Ammunition NCO 505,.. 4. CPL M P 677....He always told me he was a gun crewman on 90mm gun. he said it was self propelled, what did this gun look like, when I try to look it up the stationary gun is shown.
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121st NCB 3rd Batt 20th Marines (son) |
Posted by: Airmedic6 - 02-20-2018, 12:59 PM - Forum: Introduce Yourself!
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I was trying to do some research on my father's WWII experience since he has passed and spoke very little about them. I am a 20 year AF vet that spent a good portion of my career flying med evac. So I am hoping to connect with someone that knows someone, etc
Thanks!
Rick
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