April 9, 2022
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My father, Clarence Urie, was assigned to the 301st Engineer Combat Battalion 76th Infantry Division during WWII. Don't really know for sure what his role was as he didn't speak much of the war.
Jan 8, 2022
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years ago i bought a ww2 book and it had a lot of notes in it by lt herbert weeks jr.was wondering if anyone knew how i could find out a little about him
Nov 15, 2021
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hi my name is Robert I serve with the1/76/ field artillery, from 1973to1983 in Germany,and came back to thestste and serve with big red one at fort riley,for four years .and went to fort sill for four year.and went to fourt rucker,for five years.this is the time I spent in the army ,now I work for securitas security, my phone #662-
ROBERT COOKSEY
Oct 29, 2021
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My grandfather, John J. Hummel, was a member of the 76th Infantry Division and the 417th Infantry Regiment. He was inducted into the army in April, 1944 and served as a member of the 3rd anti-tank squad, HQ Company, 3rd Battalion. I have created a book detailing his life before, during, and after the war. For anyone who is interested you can see a copy of that book at the following link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P9nDjQSY9XlZUxmrRhx5baZKC48sbUGn/view?usp=sharing The book is based on a scrapbook that he created after the war which contained many photos from his service. Please contact me if you would like any additional information.
Oct 14, 2021
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My dad, John W. Enlow, Jr., was a member of the 76th and was assigned to the 355th Field Artillery Battalion as a field lineman. He used to tell me about some of the action he saw and was involved in but I noticed that he was never awarded a combat infantry badge. I later found out that that was because of his MOS ,even though he did see action. I feel he would definitely qualify for the new combat action badge but it is a shame that the Army has refused to make it retroactive beyond 2005. Maybe some day that can be rectified and those who served in WW2 forward can be recognized.
Oct 13, 2021
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When I was in the Air Force in the early 1980's, I served with a DOD Police Officer, Michael Pohoreskey who was a member of The 76th Division. He was a very good friend of mine who told me several stories of his time during the war. He has since passed in 2008. Looking to learn more about his Military service.
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Sept 6, 2021
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My name is Bill Field and I am the grandson of Arthur Field (Fishl) an Austrian refugee who joined the army and the 76th Infantry Division after arriving in the U.S. He was an interrogator trained at Camp Ritchie (One of "The Ritchie Boys") but other than that I know almost nothing about his services beyond that he anecdotally was later involved in covert activities in Eastern Europe. Any information about him would be welcome. I can be reached at dragunov1@hotmail.com. Thank you.
May 25, 2021
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440-232-4168 in Bedford OH. Charles is a Veteran of the 76th WWII and wants to make contact with any unit representative.
April 24, 2021
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I’m looking for any Information on Gorge T Tyler. He was a heavy machine gunner stationed in Germany from 1944-1945. I would live to see any photos or just know more about him and anything really. I am his granddaughter.
Thank you so much!
April 6, 2021
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My good friend, Carl Felker, was in Onaway serving as a infantryman. His photo showed he was a sargent. He has written a short piece of his experiences. When I return home, I would be glad to share his story with this site. Carl is now deceased but would have loved to see this site. He suffered from PTSD until the day he died.
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