| Author | Message | ||
     Dulce Unregistered guest |
In the complicated world we live in, it's good to find simple soultions. | ||
| bill baumann Unregistered guest |
looking for any info on a ambrose stedl, kia aug 1944. thanks | ||
| neil ward Unregistered guest |
My cousin was Wilbur Roy Ward he was wounded 7/29/1944 .. think Gonniviere Mance he passed on 7/30/1944 was buried temporarly at blosville transferred to arlington 1948 if anyone knew him or knows how i can get his role in Operation Cobra; please let me know. thanks, neil | ||
| John Frederick Craig Taylor Unregistered guest |
My father, John F. Taylor served with the 743rd in company A. Anyone have pictures of him with his tank, please contact me. Only photos I have of him are from Fort Knox and Stars &Stripes. The S. & S. photo was him getting the Silver Star. Only tank name I ever heard him mention was Axis Ass Aches. He did say at one time that his tank could be identified by a human skull mounted on the fender. | ||
| Diane D. Reeves Unregistered guest |
My dad, Lt. Gordon Rae MacLachlan was in Company A. He was killed on Aug. 7, 1944 at Mortain, France. Does anyone remember him?? | ||
| William Pierce Leavenworth Unregistered guest |
Try the book "View From the Turret" on Amazon dot com. It is a history of this unit. My second cousin, Joseph J. Pierce, was KIA on 9 July when his M-4 Sherman tank hit a land mine. He was in "B" Company, 743rd. | ||
| Arno Lasoe |
Wanted to inform you that I'm are searching for additional information about the following casualties of the 743rd Tank Battalion (XIX Corps)during the month of September 1944: Pvt GATLIN Amos J Pfc KEITH Clifton R Pfc ROBINSON Robert J Arno Lasoe September 1944 straat 5 6418 AV Heerlen The Netherlands |