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Name: Gunter 'Doc Snafu' Gillot
From: Francorchamps Belgium
Website: https://www.eucmh.be
E-mail: gunter@eucmh.be
Comments:
Splendid work Marion. But you knew that before. Keep it running and I have also to thank you because I found also lot of valuable information I didn't have !
Merci beaucoup :o

Admin reply: Oh how sweet. Thank you for your kind comments. It's a community (world) affair. Thank you for all your help too! ;)
Added: March 7, 2018
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Submitted by
Name: Jim vick
From: Ill
E-mail: Jackjunk596@yahoo.com
Comments:
Hello are any of you interested in photos of the 1301 army photos from camp Ellis to the bailey bridge across rine river

Admin reply: Absolutely!
Added: January 18, 2018
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Submitted by
Name: Mike Scolastico
From: Chicago, Il.
E-mail: marsprgrv@aol.com
Comments:
My father, Andrew "Hank" Scolastico appears on pages 24 & 32 of:"The History of the 187th Engineer Combat Battalion". On 24, he's the only one with glasses & you can see the big part in his hair. On 32, he's the one kneeling w/ his M-1 at the Bougonville station. He had mentioned to me years ago that he was on the 50 cal the day the Luftwaffe attacked. I have his copy of the book.

Admin reply: Would love to see it!
Added: November 10, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Matt Apple
From: Troy, NY
Website: http://mthomasapple.com
E-mail: manzano0627@gmail.com
Comments:
Thank you so much for this website. I've been trying to find out as much as I can about my grandfather and other relatives who fought in the European Theater in WWII. My grandfather was in the 235th Combat Engineer Battalion, and got four bronze stars - he claimed he went into Germany and saw horrible things but wouldn't tell us any details. I haven't been able to verify some of the stories he told. Really hoping to connect with anybody who may know more about the 235th and where they went. I've got a few pictures I can upload and contribute.

Admin reply: We have quite a bit of info on that unit!
Added: October 24, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Marcia Peterson Brown
From: Syracuse, NY now living in Boring, OR
E-mail: Boringfarmerwife@gmail.com
Comments:
My father was Harry Oscar Peterson,the tentmate of Bill Gentry for the years they were in the Engineers. Over the ensuing years, we were able to visit with Bill, his wife, Colleen, and Peter * * * and wife, who all lived in Yakima, WA. I would be happy to share whatever I can to add to the background of this archive.

Please let me know how I might do that.

Admin reply: Simply signup (register) for a forum account. You can post there, including any images that you may have.
Added: October 3, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Gator
From: Saginaw, Mi
E-mail: hippygator@hotmail.com
Comments:
New to this site, but I must say what a wonderful wealth of information. Will keep coming back!

Admin reply: :!cool:
Added: September 13, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Tim
From: Maryland
Website: http://ww2dday.com
E-mail: TroopAbn@aol.com
Comments:
You have a great collection of photos! I only wished my uncles would have brought photos back with them. They were with 29th Infantry Division (Blue&Gray) from Omaha Beach to Germany. See the photo-gallery and also my YouTube in the 65th anniversary pics.
Great site!
Added: August 30, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: SYLVIO F. TORRES
From: RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL
E-mail: sylfertor@yahoo.com.br
Comments:
Hello, MARION! I've come across your site some years ago and and I like it very much. I just love WWII songs and I do enjoy listening them again (very different from the majority of today's MUSIC (?!)- or may be NOISE? I hope I can send you another donation in a short time. My best regards, Sylvio. (By the way, two uncles of mine served during WWII in Brazilian Navy, in the Atlantic, but they didn't get into battle, back then. I was a child then - to 8 years, during the war years).
Added: August 14, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Virginia Starliper
From: Shippensburg, PA
E-mail: vastar@embarqmail.com
Comments:
I am just starting to search for records concerning my late husband, Melvin S. Rosenberry. I have his DD214, but little else so far. He was in the 208th Engineer Combat Battalion during WWII. He wouldn't talk about his experiences but he won 5 bronze stars. I know he saw a lot more than he talked about. If anyone knew him I would welcome any correspondence. This site is a great find!
Added: August 11, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Sue Feighner Singleton
From: Blue Springs, MO
E-mail: smathis66212@yahoo.com
Comments:
My Grandmothers' nephew was SGT Joe Specker, Medal of Honor receipient for his actions on Mount Porchia. I enjoyed reading through this series of articles and seeing the photos. Thank you for this website and information.

Sue Singleton
Added: July 16, 2017
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