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President Fred B. Chase
1st Vice President Ken Bradfield
2nd Vice President Russell H. Villwock
Adjutant Robert W. Pierce, Sr.
Treasurer Sherod Collins
Chaplain Joseph C. Matthews, Jr.
Memorials Chairman Douglas S. Coffey

    The CUB is the official publication of the Association. Membership in the Association is $10.00 per year (effective August 1, 1979) which includes subscription of the CUB.
     Editor John I. Gallagher An editorial matter should be addressed to: John I. Gallagher 4003 Frances Street Temple, Pennsylvania 19560
    All business matters, renewal of membership, renewal of Associate, renewal of Auxiliary dues, memorial fund contributions, etc., should be addressed to: Robert W. Pierce, Sr., Adjutant 474 Federal Street N.W. Warren, Ohio 44483

MEMBERSHIPS * 1978-1979 YEAR
Membership Dues (8/1 179) $10.00 per year
Associate Dues (8/179) $10.00 per year
Auxiliary Dues $2.00 per year
Renewal Memberships = 397
Reinstated Memberships = 3
Reinstated Memberships = 3
New Memberships = 21
Associate Memberships = 19
TOTALS = 440
AUXILIARY MEMBERSHIPS =134
     Dues have been increased to $10.00 to meet rising cost. This increase is in effect for this year 1979-80 dues. Many persons who attended reunion in Chicago and had paid dues willingly paid the additional $5.00. You may be willing to do same if so send to: Bob Pierce, Sr.
474 Federal Street, N.W.
     Warren, Ohio 44483 Your association is also asking that all dues be paid by Dec. 1 to avoid expense of sending out notices and also sending Cub to members who do not renew membership.


ARMINGTON, Donald R. 3125 John Patterson Road Des Moines, Iowa 50317 (513) 266-7609
BRADFIELD, Kenneth W. 908 South Lodge Avenue Evansville, Indiana 47714 (812) 867-2695
BRITTON, Benjamin B. 36 Warren Road Auburn, Mass., 01501 (617) 832-2308
CHASE, Fred B. R.R. #6 - Morris Lane Clifton Park, NY 12065
CLARK, James I., MD, 414 Cherry Avenue Sturgis, Michigan 49091
COFFEY, Douglass S. 947 N.W. Arnet Street Port Charlotte, FL 33952 (813) 629-5711
COLLINS, Sherod 625 Charming Drive N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30318 (404) 351-2985
COLLINS, Virgil L., 824 Cypress Avenue Venice, Florida 33595
FRITZ, John R., 9271 Avon Belden Road N. Ridgeville, Ohio 44039
GALLAGHER, John I. 4003 Frances Street Temple, PA 19560 (215) 929-2887
GARN, Charles S. 1764 - 18th Street Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44223 (216) 923-3370
GASSES, Joseph J. 1420 Franklin Street Grand Haven, Michigan (616) 842-6139
HOWELL, Robert F. 904 East College Street Griffin, Georgia 30223 (404) 227-7373
MANSFIELD, Horace E. 190 Northcrest Drive Athens, Georgia 30601 (404) 548-3034

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Matthews. Joseph C., Jr 4706 Western Blvd. Raleigh, NC 27606 (919)851-4851
McMahon, Leo T. 8 N. Union St. Middletown, Pa. 17057 (717)944-3621
PUETT, Joseph F. 2748-D Shallowford Road Atlanta, Georgia 30341 (404) 451-3425
SAUCERMAN, Eugene L. R.R. #23 - Box 82 Terre Haute, Indiana 47802 (812) 299-2977
SCRANTON, Robert L. 9441 Lee Road Brighton. Michigan 48116 (313) 229-6716
VILLWOCK, Russell H. 6908 West Higgins Avenue Chicago, Illinois. 60656 (312) 631-2027
WALKER, Robert F. 598 Terrace Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45220 (513) 281-0539


     Another very success reunion is now behind us, and special thanks to Russ and Jackie Villwock, Jim and Clare Henning, Bill and Florence Lucsay for a job well done.
     It is indeed a great honor to have been selected as President of this fine organization for the coming year. I trust that with your patience and God's blessing we can have another successful year. I offer my congratulations to the newly elected officers, and my sincere appreciation to those who have accepted appointment to the non-elective positions.
     A number of new members were in attendance at this our 33rd reunion, and to them I extend a very heartfelt welcome. We will look forward to seeing as many of you as possible at the 1980 reunion.
     At the Board of Directors meeting, Walt Bandurak reported our membership at an all-time high of 440. This seems to indicate that our existence is becoming more widely known, and that a greater effort is being made to reach out for new members. I urge each of you to try to contact a former member of the 106th Division and see if we can continue to build our membership.
Let's make 1980 the "ALL TIME HIGH."
Photo: President Fred
     As most of you know, plans are well underway for our 1980 reunion to be held in Hot Springs, Arkansas on July 17 - 20. Mark your calendars and join us again next year. In the meantime, keep your letters going to the Cub Editor, John Gallagher, so that we may keep the "life line" open through-out the year.
Sincerely.
Fred Chase

     My advancing years have entailed considerable writing, but the task of preparing a Chaplains Column is a brand-new experience and challenge.
     This section of the Cub necessarily must be brief. I hope that its contents will not compare unfavorable with the splendid, sometimes deeply moving observations of our past Chaplains.

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     The scope of appropriate topics is great, but my objectives will always be to point up matters that invite serious reflection, to stir our conscience, hopefully to strengthen our faith, and at least occasionally provide incentives for more concrete action.
     Such a subject now in the news is the Vietnamese "boat people". Our generation has lived with more than its fair share of man's inhumanity to man, --the Nazi holocaust, the Siberian camps that claimed millions of lives, and the continuing genocide of tribes in many African states. As I write, tens of thousands of these gallant, destitute Vietnamese are at the mercy of the sea in small, open boats, with no acceptable destination. Other hundreds of thousands are in refugee camps in neighboring but inhospitable lands, where death of at least the very young and the very old is almost a certainty.
     In the eyes of communist ideology, their misdeeds are great--they want to live in freedom and peace. Perhaps their greatest crime is that they have been our staunch allies in an often - bungled, bloody war against a Godless totalitarianism.
     We should recall that many of our forebears faced similar conditions in their efforts to reach and establish a free America, and for almost exactly the same reasons. Certainly, we should not stand by while as the poet Longfellow once put it "the winds of hate, merciless and blind, drive o'er the sea, that desert desolate, these Ishmaels and Hagar's of Mankind." We can do something about it. We have the resources and logistics to partly remedy this tragic situation. Yours letters to the President and Congress will help. Though ten thousand miles distant, we are our brother's keeper.
Joe Matthews

Photo: Jim Henning, Bill Lucsay, Russ Villwock

     The gas shortage took its toll on the reunion this year, as it might on future ones. With only 90 persons registered by July 14th for the reunion this year, it looked like all the plans that the Henning's, Lucsays, and the Villwock?--made were going to be cut in half, plans were made for about 20 persons.
     It is very difficult to cancel buses, release rooms, and change menus-then try to increase them to accommodate people that didn't make advance registrations.
     By late Friday afternoon we had 150 signed in and 182 for our Saturday Dinner/Dance. Of the preregistered, Jack and Karin Schlesser couldn't attend as I hear that Jack fell down the stairs getting ready to come to Chicago. I hope by now Jack Is up and about. George and Dorothy Rinkema didn't make it either. As of this writing I haven't heard what happened to them.
     From comments at our farewell breakfast Sunday morning, those that attend had an enjoyable time. The tour of Chicago, with the stop at Sears Tower was breathtaking from the 102-floor observatory. The memorial service by Father Boyle at Cantigny, I'm sure was reverend to all and in keeping with

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    Our thoughts of our departed comrades. My thanks to the young people that added so much to our Memorial Service - great talent. Some of the local people that hadn't been to Cantigny before are making plans to spend some time there at a future date.
     Both Friday and Saturday before- dinner cocktails were served in an outdoor garden in the beautiful sunshine we had for the four days of the reunion.
     Friday after dinner we were entertained by a fine young Barber Shop quartet that had us all up and down in our seats. Then our next year's host the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs, Arkansas treated all to a wine and cheese tasting party.
     Saturday's after-dinner speaker was really great and sure had everyone fooled. The dance band was so good that the floor was still crowded when they quit at midnight.
     Received close to 100 inquiries requesting information on this year's reunion as a result of the article that was published in the VFW, American Legion, P.O.W., Army Times, and the Retired Officers magazines. Of those over 30 have joined the association with 5 attending the reunion. My thanks to one of the girls at the office for all of the time she spent typing my letters which sure was a big help.
     Financially, we didn't do so good, but we didn't do bad. Our loss after all bills have been paid is $32.15 which I took care of personally.
We still have 18 ladies and 28 men's Bolo ties left. If anyone would like one, let me know. They are $5.00 each.
When they are sold, that should be our profit for this year's reunion.
     I would like to thank Clare and Jim Henning, Florence and Bill Lucsay, and my wife Jackie for their many hours spent in planning and their many hours spent in carrying out those plans. They did a super job and were great in carrying out some of the unreasonable demands which I am sure I made on them.
All I can say is thanks for a wonderful job well done.
     I know one thing - there are six people that are looking forward to a great time without any problems in Hot Springs, Arkansas next year.
Russell Villwock
1979 Reunion General Chairman

Photo: Scranton's

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Datte
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Austin
Guest / L. B. Bradley
Mr. & Mrs. L. B. Bradley
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Britton
Carol Beals
Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bickford
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bryant
Mr. & Mrs. John Bieze
Mr. & Mrs. Don Arminton
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Bradfield
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Barlow
Mr. & Mrs. Walt Bandurak
Rev. Edward T. Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Burnitz
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Jurgensen, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Jurgensen, Jr.
Fred Burnham
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Carter
Dr. & Mrs. James Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Dick DeHeer
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Chase
Sherod Collins
Harriet McDowell
Guest/ Sherod Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Cariano
Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Collins
Les Crossman
Avis Anderson
Guest / Grossman
Mr. & Mrs. William Donovan
Tom Dorosky
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Davis
Ben Carpenter
Mr. & Mrs. Florian Frank
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Enlow & Grandson
Mr. & Mrs. John Fritz
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Howell
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gibson
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Garn
Mr. & Mrs. Les Dingledine
Guest/C. Garn
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Henning
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Holder
John Gallagher
Joe Gasses
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Henson
Ray Harms
Charles Henderson
Mr. & Mrs. Abner Harris
Herbert Heidepriem
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kuizema
Mr. & Mrs. William Lucsay
Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Libmen
Mr. & Mrs. Paul McMillan
Joe Matthews
Rev. Ronald Mosley.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mills
Guest/Rev. Mosley
Tom Maw
George Moyer
Ginnie Popenhagen
Guest/Geo. Moyer
Mr. & Mrs. Lyle McCullough
Kay McCullough
Ken McCullough

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Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Murray
Mr. & Mrs. John Mikalauskis
Jack Middleton & Guest
Wanold Olman
Mr. & Mrs. Casimir Prokorym
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pierce
Charles Puskarich
Bob Ringer
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Scranton
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Saucerman
Sandy Saucerman
Michelle Correll
Guest /Saucerman
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Roehrich
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Straub
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Schutte
Mr. & Mrs. W.E. Robinson
Clayton Rarick
Charles Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Rydzinski
Mrs. Robert Rutt
Marty Rutt


Mr. & Mrs. John Shalhoub
Mr. & Mrs. John Scalissi
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sandberg
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Untiedt
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Teason
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wells
Mr. & Mrs. Rip Wood
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Villwock
Mr. & Mrs. E. C. White
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin LaSater
Guest/White
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Szeszel
Guest / Villwock
Mr. & Mrs. Vince Mathe
Guest/Villwock
Mr. & Mrs. John Kondrat
Guest/Villwock
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Zenn
Mr. & Mrs. Robert York
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Zak
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Rusch



Photo: Sherod Collins and Harriet New Adjutant Bob Pierce and wife

Adopted at the 33rd Annual Reunion of the 106th Infantry Division, Chicago, Illinois, July 21, 1979.
     Whereas during 1978-79 the association has experience another successful year of activity and growth, with membership reaching an all-time high, and
     Whereas the members present at this reunion have enjoyed renewing old friendships and welcoming many new faces into our enduring organization,
     Now therefore be it resolved by the 106th Infantry Division Association in meeting at our 33rd annual reunion at Chicago, Illinois July 19-22, 1979, that we express our thanks and gratitude to:
     1. President Robert Scranton and his entire staff of officers for their effective and continuing efforts in perpetuating the organization;
     2. To the Convention committee, consisting of Russell & Jackie Villwock, James & Claire Henning, and William & Florence Lucsay for their magnificent planning and execution of two years efforts which have culminated in this highly successful reunion:
3. The Oak Brook Hyatt House for providing the Chaplain setting and the services for our reunion;
     4. The Director of Cantigny, Mr. Vischay and Sgt. Major Knox for providing the appropriate setting and to Father Boyle and Association Chaplain Russell Villwock for conducting our impressive memorial service:
5. Dan Giroux for his most enjoyable dinner speech in which he portrayed the German Professor Dr. Adolph Heinrich.
     6. Rev. Ronald A. Mosely for representing the Association at the Grand Reunion of Friendship, on Dec. 16, 1978 in St. Vith, Belgium, on the anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, and for entertaining us with pictures taken during his trip.

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    Photo: Saturday Dinner Meeting--L. R. Scranton's, Chases, Chaplain Mosley, Collins and Harriet, Pierces, Villwocks, Speaker, Hemmings, Lucsay, Gallagher

106th Infantry Division Association
1978-79 Old Board of Director's Meeting
Oak Brook Hyatt House
Chicago (Oak Brook), Illinois
July 19, 1979 (Thursday, p.m.)
     The meeting was called to order by President Robert Scranton at 7:15 p.m. Roll call was taken and all were present except: Douglas S. Coffey, Horace E. Mansfield, Leo. T. McMahon and Joseph F. Puett.
     President Scranton stated that he was pleased to have served the Association as President during the past year. He stated that there are several problems that the Board must resolve. We are high in membership and he complimented Sherod Collins on getting the money into our treasury. We have our next Convention to discuss in detail. He pointed out that John Gallagher has done an outstanding job as Editor of the CUB. He also thanked Russ Villwock and his committee for doing an outstanding job in getting this year's Reunion into very good shape.
Minutes of the Directors meeting held In Fort Lauderdale, Florida were read and approved.
     Reading of Communications-It was announced that several letters received were already posted on the bulletin board for our membership to read. Rev. Mosley's letter was read stating that he will be showing his movies which he took during his December 16th trip to Belgium. President Scranton read Doug Coffey's letter in which he advised cancelling the trip to France and Belgium in September, 1979 due to the fact that the trip would be very expensive and not too many members have signed up for the trip. Doug further stated that he was against a dues increase but would accept a $2.00 increase. Also that the 106th Car Plates are available at this reunion for $2.00 each.
     Adjutant's report indicated that a total of 16 members (14 members • 2 Associate members) were dropped from our membership due to nonpayment of their dues for 1978-1979. He further reported that we had 397 renewals, 3 reinstated members, 21 new members and 19 Associate members for a grand total, and a new high. of 440 members: an increase of 7 over the past year Our auxiliary membership is at 134; a decrease of 9 over the past year and that 112 members contributed approximately $797.00 to the MEMORIAL FUND DURING THE YEAR. Sherod Collins and Russ Villwock stated they contacted the 16 delinquent members and had no further replies from them.
     Treasurer's report showed a new decrease of $2225.16 in the General Fund with a balance of $1988.03. The Memorial Fund showed a net increase of $1379.60 with a balance of $7855.75. We have a cash balance in all accounts at the end of the 1978-79 year of $9843.78; a decrease of $845.56 from the previous year. It was revealed that we are in financial trouble relative to the General Fund due to the CUB expense (printing & postage) of $4674.94; basically due to the high rate of inflation. At this point much discussion took place on the specific reasons for the increase of the CUB. A motion was made by Sherod Collins, seconded by Dr. Clark, that the interest earned from the Memorial Fund be applied to the General Fund. Motion was approved unanimously. Suggestions were made that: (1) Dues be raised by $2.00, (2) Lower the cost of the CUB by cutting down on the number of pages and quality of the paper without hurting the quality of the contents of the CUB material, (3) Eliminating the inclusion of the Membership Roster on an annual basis and, (4) Consider a life membership of 150.00 to $100.00. None of the suggestions were acted upon at this time.

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     CUB Editor Gallagher reported that our Adjutant has been most helpful in providing Information for CUB and that we of the Association are indebted to Walt and Lill Bandurak for their efforts over the years to strengthen our Association. He stated that response from members for articles for THE CUB I year was good and it was his hope it will further improve in the future so that THE CUB will be the means of communication among members. This will help to keep us united. He felt our best membership committee we have is each of us urging our buddies to join and attend reunions. John Is looking for suggestions for our "35th Anniversary of Bulge" edition of the CUB; always being receptive for any and all suggestions on content of our magazine, THE CUB. He was able to secure exemptions from the Pennsylvania State Sales Tax. Our members should be made aware of the cost of printing and mailing The CUB stating that during the past year each issue cost $2.65 or a total $10.65 for the four (4) issues. He concluded by stating," One of the joys of being the CUB Editor is hearing of buddies being reunited, many who have not seen each other since 1945.
     Memorials Chairman Doug Coffey's report was previously read by President Scranton and hopefully will be published in this issue of the CUB.
     Convention Chairman Russ Villwock reported that he had a difficult problem projecting or planning for the exact number of members who will be attending this Reunion. Only two weeks ago he had 90 persons sign up or register. He suggested that a deadline be set for future reunions during which time the registrants should have their money in and an indication of the number that will attend in order for the Reunion Committee to do an effective job. He stated it is rough working without having some or all of the money in advance. He reports that, as of this date, 38 members paid their dues', 31 auxiliary members also paid theirs and that 25 new members sent in their money to him. He hoped that 20 to 30 more people would show up and that the selling of additional medallions will help out on the cost of the Reunion.
     Board Member Robert Howell reported on his recent trip to St. Vith, Belgium. He reported that our plaque on our Memorial Building was defaced and that Doug Coffey needed our support on the renewal of the plaque. He stated that the signs or arrows in St Vith do not make any reference to our 106th U.S. Memorial; only indicating the directions to the "U.S. Memorial". He further stated that there are 4 lanes of concrete of highways in our battlefield areas and that an eight (8) story skyscraper has been built in St. Vith across from the Hotel Rathskeller which is named Hotel DeVille.
     Under unfinished business the Adjutant reported that 25-30 members had indicated their desire to purchase a paper-back reprint of our 106th Infantry Division history entitled, "ST. VITH--LION IN THE WAY; 100 to 125 short of the total number needed for the printing company in Nashville, Tennessee to undertake the project. Sherod Collins made the motion, seconded by Adjutant Bandurak, that we table the printing indefinitely. The motion passed unanimously. Under new business it was generally agreed by all present that a dues increase be tabled at which time it would be discussed and voted upon at the General Meeting.
President Scranton appointed the following committees:
Resolutions Committee: Joseph Matthews, Chairman; Gene Saucerman and John Fritz, members.
Nominating Committee: Ben Britton, Chairman; Robert Howell and Dr. James Clark, member.
The meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Walter Bandurak, Adjutant

Photo: Bill Lucsay, Speaker Dan Giroux, Clare & Jim Hemming

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Photo: Zenns, Pierces, DeHeers, Bickfords

106th Infantry Division Association
1979 General Meeting
Oak Brook Hyatt House
Chicago (Oak Brook), Illinois
July 21, 1979 (Saturday, a.m.)
1979 General Meeting
The general meeting was called to order by President Robert Scranton at 1:00 p.m.

     Remarks by President Robert Scranton. Mr. Scranton welcomed all and thanked all for coming to this reunion. He introduced the officers and the members of the Reunion Committee; complimenting them on job well done. He then recognized the fact that both Company H/424 and Service Company/422 had the most members present at this reunion with Company H/424 leading the group.
     Minutes of the 1978 general meeting held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida were read and approved. Eleven (11) members who were attending their first convention stood and were recognized; they were:

Burmatz, Clarence D/423rd Wheeling, Illinois
Roehrich, Paul H. Sv/422nd Grove, Oklahoma
Olman, Wanold D. Sv/422nd Columbia, S. Carolina
McMillan, Paul Sv/422nd Macon, Georgia
Wood, Wilburn L. Sv/422nd Pompano Beach, Florida
Harm, Ray 106th Signal Cloister, New Jersey
Mosley, Ronald Rev. Hq./424th Nova Scotia, Canada
Heidepriem, Herbert A. Hq./423rd Miller, South Dakota
Puskarich, Chuck M/ 424th Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Henson, E. Glenn H/424th Little Rock, Arkansas


     Reading of Communications A letter from Douglas S. Coffey was read in he stated that the trip last year to the Bahamas in conjunction with the 1978 Reunion was a very enjoyable one. He further stated that unless there was a better response from our membership concerning the 2-week trip to France and Belgium this September, 1979, he will have no other recourse than to cancel the trip. Doug further stated that he was against a dues increase but would accept a $2.00 yearly increase.

     Adjutant's Report indicated that a total of 16 members (14 regular members and 2 Associate members) were dropped from our membership due to non-payment of their dues for 1978-1979 year. He further reported that we had 397 renewals, 3 reinstated members, 21 new members and 19 Associated members for a grand total, and new high, of 440 members; an increase of 7 members over the past year. Our Auxiliary membership is at 134; a decrease of 9 over the past year. Approximately 112 members contributed approximately $797.00 to the MEMORIAL FUND DURING THE YEAR.
     Treasurer's Report showed a net loss of $2,225.16 in the General Fund with a current balance of $1,988.03. The Memorial Fund showed a net gain or increase of $1,379.60 with a current balance of $7,855.75. We have a cash balance in all accounts at the end of the 1978-79 year of $9,843.78; a decrease of $845.56 from the previous year. Due to a 64.4% increase in the CUB expenses (printing, postage & inflation, etc.) it was announced to the general membership that the Board of Directors approved a motion that the interest earned from the Memorial Fund will be applied to the General Fund until further notice. At this point, Sherod Collins made two motions. The first motion was; "Permission to borrow

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    from the Memorial Fund in the coming year and transfer the money to the General Fund; the sum to be repaid to the Memorial Fund". The second motion was: "Increase the annual dues for regular Associate members from the present $5.00 per year to $10.00 per year effective August 1, 1979." A vote was taken from the general membership present. There being no "ays"--both motions carried. (The complete Treasurer's Report will be published in the next Issue of THE CUB).
     CUB Editors Report - Mr. John Gallagher received a standing ovation from the membership prior to giving his report. His report stated, "Our adjutant has been most helpful in providing information for 'The CUB'. We of the association are indebted to Walt and Lill for their efforts over the past years to strengthen our association. Response from members for articles for 'The Cub' last year was good. My hope is it will further improve in the future so the 'The Cub' will be the means of communication among members. This will help to keep us united. The best membership committee we have is you urging our buddies to join and attend reunions. Am looking for suggestions for '35th Anniversary of Bulge' edition of 'The Cub'. Your suggestions on content of your magazine, 'The Cub', are requested. I was able to secure exemption from Pennsylvania State Sales Tax. Cost of 'The Cub' printing and postage--members should be aware of cost of printing and mailing of 'The Cub'. One of the joys of being 'The dub' editor is hearing of buddies being reunited, many who have not seen each other since 1945."
     Memorials Chairman Report - Mr. Douglas S. Coffey was not present at the reunion and hopefully his report will be published in the next issue of the CUB.
Other Committee Reports
     1. 1980 Reunion Chairman Report - Mr. W.C. Baker reported on next year's reunion to be held at the Hotel Arlington, Hot Springs Arkansas. He stated everything is beginning to shape up and that he will get a letter off to each of our members in January, 1980 which will include instructions relative to air and automobile transportation. He cautioned everyone to not fly into Little Rock, Arkansas but to fly into Hot Springs instead. He received a tentative hotel room prices of $31.00 and $36.00; give or take a dollar or two due to anticipated inflation. The dates of the Hot Springs, Ark., Reunion or Convention are July 17-20, 1980...
     2. Resolution Committee Chairman Report - Mr. Joseph Matthews read his report in which he thanked Rev. Mosley, Reunion Committee, Staff of the Oak Brook Hyatt House and others for a very fine and enjoyable time. The report will be published in the next issue of the CUB.
     3. Nominating Committee Chairman Report - Mr. Ben Britton read his report in which his committee recommended that the present slate of the Board of Directors be retained.
     It was moved and seconded that all reports be accepted as read. There being no "nays" the motion carried as approved.
Unfinished Business - There was no unfinished business brought before the membership at the meeting.
New Business
     1. 1981 Convention Site - The membership were advised that the Board would contact Mr. Wayne Black, via phone, to obtain a verbal confirmation from him to hold the 1981 Convention in Iowa City, Iowa as he volunteered to do so at the General Meeting held in Elyria-Lorain, Ohio.
2. 1982 or 1983 Convention Site - Tentative plans are to hold the reunion in Lexington, Kentucky.
     3. It was recommended that a deadline be set by the Reunion Chairman for future reunions or conventions for members to send in their registrations and confirm their hotel reservations; including sending in their money (whole or in part). This would greatly assist the Reunion Chairman and his Committee to set or make firm commitments with the hotel, for meals, buses, etc.
     4. It was reported that Mr. Edward A. Prewett's father recently passed away. His father, a very grand gentleman, accompanied the 106th Infantry Association members on several trips to Europe and everyone on those trips enjoyed his company. Mr. Edward Prewett, B/424, is from Rt. 2, Box 730, Brentwood, California Zip code-94513. Please feel free to send Ed a card.

Photo: Memorial Service at Contignay

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     It was recommended that future Reunion Chairman publish the news of our Reunions in as many of magazines as possible; these being the American Legion, VFW, DAV, and any others.
     Matters for the good of the Association - Mr. W.C. Baker complimented Mr. Walter Bandurak, ex-Adjutant for the fine job he had done for the past three years. Due to Walt's health and his doctor's orders to cut down on his activities, he requested that a new adjutant be appointed.
The meeting adjourned at 2:10 P.M.
Respectfully yours, Walter Bandurak, Adjutant

106th Infantry Division Association
1979-80 New Board of Director's Meeting
Oak Brook Hyatt House
Chicago (Oak Brook), Illinois
July 21, 1979 (Saturday, p.m.)
The meeting was called to order by President Robert Scranton at 3:04 p.m.
     Roll call was taken and all were present except: Douglas S. Coffey, Horace E. Mansfield, Leo. T. McMahon and Joseph F. Puett.
     Reunion Chairman Russell Villwock stated that approximately 180 reservations were made for the evening dinner. Under new business, the following officers were elected by a unanimous vote:
Under new business, the following officers were elected by a unanimous vote:
Fred B. Chase President
Ken Bradfield 1st Vice President
Russell H. Villwock 2nd Vice President
Sherod Collins Treasurer
The new President, Fred B. Chase, appointed:
Robert W. Pierce, Sr. Adjutant
Sherod Collins Historian
Joseph C. Matthews, Jr Chaplain
John I. Gallagher CUB Editor
Douglas S. Coffey Memorials Chairman

     Board Member Robert Scranton announced that a second hand electric addressograph machine may become available free of charge to our Association from Richard "Dick" DeHeer's church in New Jersey.
     Board Member Joe Gasses volunteered to resign from the Board of Directors citing the fact that he has served several years on the board and that he was willing to give other members of the Association an opportunity to serve on the Board. The Board by a unanimous vote refused to accept his resignation.
     It was agreed that the Board would contact Wayne Black, via phone, to obtain a verbal confirmation from him to hold the 1981 Reunion to Convention in Iowa City, Iowa.
     Ken Bradfield congratulated Robert Scranton and Walter Bandurak for their faithful service to the Association during the past year. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 3:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted Walter Bandurak, Adjutant

Membership Associates Auxiliary
1978-79 421 19 134
1977-78 415 18 143
1976-77 383 15 126
1975-76 328 7 111
1974-75 301 7 98
1973-74 283 6 100
1972-73 275 4 67
1971-72 267 7 75
1970-71 256 7 72
1969-70 267 6 56
1969-70 259 6 60
1968-69 268 -
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     After a pleasant ride from Philadelphia, arrived at O'Hare, called for a car as Russ suggested. Met Tom Dorosky at the airport. Were driven to Oakbrook Hyatt House by part time taxi driver and minister. Greeted at hotel by reunion committee and Col. Joe.
     Spent a relaxing afternoon meeting members as they arrived. The evening warm-up party was a delightful experience of renewing old friendships and meeting first time attendees.
     Friday A.M. we all met for breakfast after which we took a bus ride to Sears Tower, what a magnificent sight overlooking Chicago which appeared below in a Christmas yard like setting.
Next, we bussed to Cantigny, a combination park, mansion and museum. First order of business was a picnic lunch.
     In this outdoor setting Chaplain Russ and Father Boyle flanked by the American and 106th flags conducted a most impressive memorial service which was complete with organ music and soloist singing the Lord's Prayer.
     Following Memorial Service, we viewed film of last six months of WW 2 shown in private film studio of Col. McCormick.
     Col. McCormick was with first division in WW I, and named the park for small village Cantigny in France where they had fought.
     The museum contains the historical story of the 1st division displayed in a most impressive manner. As part of display is statue of winged victory made from the same marble from which was made the original statue which is in Normandy.
     Friday evening, we all gathered for a satisfying chicken dinner after which we were entertained by a quartet of young men.
     Saturday A.M. we rejoined for breakfast, the remainder of the morning was free for the ladies to shop and visit beauty parlors.
The ladies had their own lunch, and entertainment, men had their business meeting after their lunch.
     Saturday evening brought out the ladies in all their finery for the dinner-dance. The after-dinner speech was one of the high points of the reunion. The speaker, Dan Giroux, presented a portrayal of a German professor in a spoof of the American energy dilemma.
Sunday morning breakfast was last gathering for a fellowship and good-byes till next year's meeting in Hot Springs.
Editor John & Clayt

Photo: Jim and Maydean Wells

     We left Auburn on July 15th via auto for the annual reunion in Chicago. Due to a last-minute change in plans at the Maw household Elaine was unable to go to the convention so we persuaded Tom to go along with us. We were indeed fortunate to have Tom along. He is a most amiable traveling companion and an excellent driver (Greyhound Trained). We stayed off the Interstates as much as possible and traveled through the Cherry Valley section of

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     upstate New York. We wined and dined led slept that night in Syracuse, New York. The next day we continued our westward trek to the Finger Lakes section of New York State where we had a tour of the Taylor Wineries. It was interesting to see how the different types of wine were processed and to view the oaken vats holding as much as 63,000 gallons of wine being aged before bottling. Our tour concluded with an explanation of, and tasting of, several different types of wine. We left there and traveled to Buffalo, N.Y. where we stayed at the Holiday Inn at the Buffalo International Airport. The next day we drove over to Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada to view the sights and visit the Brand-new Maple Leaf Village. We stayed there overnight then motored along the Canadian side of Lake Erie back into the U.S.A. via Detroit to Ann Arbor, Mich. where we put up for the night. The next day we had an uneventful trip to Chicago via interstate 94 and 294 to the Hyatt louse in Oakbrook, III.
     The convention itself was a most enjoyable one. The accommodations were the best. We were on the seventh floor and we never had to wait over 30 seconds for an elevator. The cuisine was excellent and the program was very entertaining. We toured Chicago including the McCormick Convention Center, Michigan Avenue and the waterfront, The Loop and a ride to the top of the tallest office building in the world for a fantastic panoramic view of the Windy City in all directions. We had our Memorial Service and a bag lunch picnic at "Cantigny", McCormick the Publishers homestead with its beautiful house and gardens and World War I and II battle relics. The Saturday night banquet and entertainment was super and dancing was enjoyed by all.
     After a hearty Sunday morning breakfast, we all bid goodbye and went our separate ways. A very special thanks to our convention committee Jackie and Russ Villwock, Clara and Jim Henning, and Florence and Bill Lucsay. They did a superfine job and we enjoyed ourselves immensely.
     Sunday, we took our friend Tom downtown to the Bus Terminal for his trip back to Boston as he was unable to continue the tour with us. We headed for Grand Rapids, Mich. where we tried to contact the Kuizemas but they had not returned from the convention as yet. We continued on north across the Mackinac Bridge and up to Sault Ste. Marie where we toured the Soo Locks.
     From there we headed East in Ontario through Sudbury and the tremendous nickel mines to North Bay, Ont. and into Ottawa the Canadian Capital.
     From there we headed into Montreal where we spent a couple of hours and then continued on to Quebec City. Here we realized I had underestimated the time required for this itinerary so we had to curtail our sight-seeing some-what. We started south through Sherbrooke, Que. and crossed into U.S.A. at Derby, Vt. Thence across Vermont and New Hampshire to a little place in Maine called Harmony where Avis' folks and our daughter and son-in-law were vacationing. We headed home from there stopping at York, Me. for a scrumptious Lobster dinner.
     We had a lovely vacation the highlight of course being the convention in Chicago. We're sorry we missed some of our 106th friends who were unable to attend this year. See you next year in Hot Springs, Ark.
Regards to all, Avis and Ben Britton

     I should probably have got a line off to you sooner explaining why we will not be seeing everyone in Chicago this year. I should even be catching you up with everything that has happened to us in the past year.

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     To begin with, after a rather uneventful fall and Christmas season, we had the usual rough winter season in Iowa. On 23 January our neighbor in the next apartment decided to go out for the evening and threw his cigarette in a wastebasket without bothering to put it out. In fifteen minutes we could hear what sounded like a forest fire from the front door of our apartment, and in a few minutes the halls were so full of smoke that we had no choice but to wait in front of a bedroom window for rescue. Six weeks later, the apartment owners were still wrangling with the insurance adjusters, so we decided to find a new place. We moved into a lovely apartment on the edge of town overlooking a country club, and we have been extremely happy with our move.
     We felt that after that experience we owed ourselves something of a reward, so signed up for a trip to Hawaii. It was scheduled for 9 to 20 July, so we were afraid that we would be unable to make it to Chicago.
     A few weeks after we finished our moving, we realized that Marilyn had strained her back during our move. It kept getting worse instead of better, so at the end of May she went into the hospital for ten days of traction. We cancelled the Hawaii trip because we didn't feel that she would be feeling well enough by that time. We hoped that she would be well enough so that we could make it to Chicago. She recovered pretty well from the back trouble, but about the first of July she began having strange abdominal pains. It turn out that she has a very large gall stone, so she will be going into surgery for that 23 July. So we scratched the Chicago trip again. Aside from a few minor troubles like these, we have been doing fine, and it any one should ask you, married life is getting better every day. Marilyn and I send our best to you and Stella.
Sincerely, T. Wayne Black
Wayne advises he will not be able to have 1981 reunion. Therefore, Ken Bradfield will have reunion.

     This is convention week; and we will not be able to attend this year; which makes us both very sad. But Bob cannot get any more time off; so when the convention is the closest; we cannot make it.
     But, the reason that we cannot attend this year; Bob took his whole vacation for our trip to see our son Greg and his wife Debbie; who are teaching in London at an American school for a two year term. And seeing, as how they could not come home; we decided to go over and visit them; sacrifice; ho ho ho. on our part. And then seeing as we were so close to Belgium we visited Francoise; the girl who has been over to see a number of the division members over the past years.
     We arrived in Heathrow airport where the kids met us; and seeing as how they still had school; Bob and I took the double decker bus trip and seen all of the sights that we had seen 10 years ago. Needless to say-nothing has changed; still as many tourists as ever and we felt more cars; those little cars do scoot around. Greg had a Renault that gets 40 miles per gallon; so we were able to really tour the country side, which was very enjoyable.
     Originally planned on taking the Hover plane over to Belgium; but had to have a 3-month reservation; and not being organized; we took the same ferry that we took 10 years ago-this time landing in Ostende. Fran met us with a friends car; a Mazda; thank goodness; because with us 4 Gilders and Fran' we never would have fit into her little car. Fran, her family and Miette the lady who came with Fran last summer to tour the United States really out did themselves in hospitality; housing and food.
     We all looked like "Fat City" when we came back from their country. Fran took us on the tour of Bastogne; they have built a huge museum which houses all the artifacts of allies and Axis troops; then on to St. Vith; the only thing the same there was the "Square" new buildings and homes all over the area: the Ardennes Cemetery and any other sites of the area. Our kids were very impressed; this was their first encounter with the "war" they have heard all of the stories, naturally; but seeing them areas first hand really was impressive to them. Then Miette took us to an old Castle, that was in the town of Vien, her home town is trying to get a Historical Society started, in this mammoth old building.
     They have collected memorabilia items from both wars and in their show case is an Arm patch from the 106th division.
     Enough of our trip; we had 3 fantastic weeks; our money sure does get a beating across the waters; but it was all worth it. Anybody having a day or two to spare stop in and see us; we have over 400 slides and numerous souvenirs; we will be glad to tell you all out our "vacation".
     Again; hope everyone has an enjoyable time at convention; and Russ we are so very sorry to miss out on your hospitality; I know the group will have a very enjoyable time; we will see all of your next year; god willing.
Bob and Jean Glider

    Talk about a dream vacation trip--just before the reunion I was taking to Bob Howell in his home town of Griffin, Ga. where he graciously hosted a delicious lunch.
     He and Louise along with a couple from Millen, Ga. had just returned from a three-week trip to 8 countries in Europe, where he combined pick-up of a new auto at Stuttgart with the vacation. In other words, he used the new car to see 2000 miles of Europe, including a more detailed look at many of the beautiful places with which our Bob and Jean Glider of the beautiful places with which our 106th group got a passing acquaintance in 1974.
     Among these were Salzburg and Zellam-Zee (via the Grosglockner) in Austria; Freudenstat in the Black Forest, The Rhine Falls, and Rothenburg, Germany. Vaduz, Lichtenstein.
     They missed St. Anton, Austria because of following the main road which had been turned into a 10-mile tunnel, coming out beyond his turning point.
Other visited points of interest were Zurich, Munich, Vienna, Brussels and London.
     Our travelers also visited Bastogne and our memorial at St. Vith, where they stayed at ex-mayor Pip's Margraff Hotel, now run by the mayor's son. The women had to put up with the men's touring of the battlefield (424 area) again.
     There was a lovely trip by train down the length of the Rhine in order the get to Stuttgart. The factory people treated them well before sending them on their way with papers and insurance coverage. The car was shipping home from Antwerp.
     Bob says his new car attracted crowds, since it was a new type of diesel turbo not yet sold in Germany but only in the U.S.
Sherod Collins

Photo: Pres. Fred and wife

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Photo: Host Russ and Speaker Dr. Heinrich (Don Giroux)


Mr. Thomas J. Riggs, Jr.,
C.O., 81st Engr's
6 Olive Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02906
     It is a great disappointment to me that I will not be able to make this year's reunion of the 106th. Two serious conflicts have developed in both business and pleasure that will prevent me from attending. As you know, not many reunions have been missed by me because of my attachment directly and indirectly to the people who share a crucial turning point in all of our lives. This year's reunion, being in Illinois, is even more compelling because of my attendance of the University of Illinois--but so be it. My heartiest compliments to the Division for the recognition of Leo and Wilda McMahon. The General has been a strong proponent of our Association.
    Wilda has joined with a similar enthusiastic attitude. Please pass along my best regards to all and especially to the 81st'ers and the Wells'es. It is hoped that your health continues in good shape and that we shall meet again next year.

Dear Mr. Gallagher:
     We wish to express our thanks to the 106th for having us as guests to the annual reunion in Chicago and especially to the E. C. Whites for inviting us.
     This being our first reunion, we can't compare it with those before, but we found it to be well organized, beautifully executed, and great fun.
     The setting was fabulous, the food great and the entertainment was superb. We thoroughly enjoyed all of the planned activities and being able to see our friends from the '74 European tour and to meet new ones.
Thank you again.
Sincerely,
Lena and Marvin Lasater
Box 495
Whiteface, Texas 79379

Dear Walt:
     I just received the June edition of the D.A.V. magazine and saw where our division is having a reunion. I lost contact with the division when stopped taking the magazine. If you still print it I would like to renew my subscription. I was a P.O.W. and was captured at Parkers Crossroads (Major Parker our btry. commander). There was a picture of it in one of the magazines. I will not be able to make the trip to Chicago this year. Maybe next year I might make it. I do not drive as I am blind in one eye and transportation is a problem anymore. I was in the 589 F.A. Does the 106th have a lapel pin? If so I would like to buy one. "Is there any way of getting a list of names of those in my outfit or the division of the men who were killed in combat or died while in the P.O.W. camps? I only weighed 70 pounds when I was liberated.
Cecil B. Tipton
B Battery 589 F.A.
1341 Parrish Ave.
Hamilton, Ohio 45011

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Mr. Bandurak:
     Enclosed please find my check for $5.00 for the 1980 dues. So far I haven't made contact with anyone from M. Co. of the 422nd. Seems odd that there are not any of the original members when the division was formed in Ft. Jackson that belong to the association. Should there be someone from M. Co. at your reunion this month that remembers me, I would like to hear from them.
Nels Braaten M/422
Route 3 - Box 82
Canton, South Dakota 57013

Dear Walt & Lillian:
     We hope you two are fine. I am, but Mansfield has asthma and bronchitis today. He will probably feel better when the weather gets better.
     This is the first time we will have to miss the 106th reunion since 1965. My stepmother is ill with cancer and a bad heart. We are taking care of her. We also have Mansfield's Mother in our home.
H. E. Mansfield, Jr.
190 Northcrest Drive
Athens, GA 30601

Dear Walt:
     I read the notice in the June issue of DAV about the 106th Div. reunion in Chicago in July. I served in the 106th from its activation at Fort Jackson in March 1943 and through part of the Battle of the Bulge when I was taken prisoner along with a few thousand others.
     Although I will be unable to attend the reunion this year, I would be very interested in hearing from anyone who served in the 106th Reconnaissance Troop, especially if they live in Southern Florida.
Best wishes for a good reunion.
Sincerely, Al Gommel 4
840 Alfresco Street
Boca Raton, FL 33433

Dear Walt:
     I have just completed a short note to Russ Villwock, as I imagine he and his committee were pleased with the attendance, but may wonder what happened to all the others. I had to wait until the last minute to make a decision to go or to follow other plans.
I decided since I have to live with my wife and will be able to visit with my friends at a later time.
     I will try to explain. My wife is a librarian in the inner City of Cleveland and that alone can be a headache. In addition, this year with all the other problems besetting them plus a long strike, they did not complete the year until June 30th. My education assignment is like being on gravy train.
     Therefore, we are leaving in a few days for a four-week trip to Scotland, England and Wales, with a side trip to Amsterdam. Hopefully, this will ease some of the pain of this past year. It would be fun to accompany the 106th on one of their journeys but our working schedule will not allow us to do this.
     At this time, I imagine you are returning from the reunion. Hopefully this fall or winter if we have a get together as in the past you may be able to relate some of the fun things of this reunion. I hope some of the new members, from the lists I forwarded to you were in attendance. I will try to furnish any names that may appear.
A most important thing, I am enclosing my dues. Best to you.
Sincerely,
Frank S. Trautman
80 East Summit Street
Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022

Peter E. Keenan
900 Southampton Road Apt. 89
Benicia, Cal. 94510
     Walt: Retired--Good Health--Jog, Golf, Bowl. Three children, Eleven grandchildren. Do lots of boating on Calif. delta, Travel when I can afford it.

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Dear John:
Just a line to let you hear from me.
     Sorry I won't be able to go to the reunion this year. Hope all of you have a nice time. I sure am glad I joined the organization. I got a call from one of my old buddies, his name is Thomas Munley from Leonard, Texas, it sure was good to talk to him after almost 35 years. I am sorry I didn't join the organization sooner it seems like a lot of reunions have been close to my home. I would like to know how I can get the History of Lion in the Way. I am also sending you the name of the only buddy that has kept up with me. He lives only 100 miles from me and I have only seen him twice. His name is: Robert M. Meadon
1109 Pechn Ave. S. E.
Roanoke, VA 24001
     If you write him I think he would like to become a member. Also some of the boys might remember him want to write him.
Gilbert M. Fitzgerald
521 S. Linden Ave.
Waynesboro, VA 22980

Dear Walt:
Enclosed is a $5.00 check for my 79-80 dues. I hope I am not late in
     sending it. I really missed not being with everyone in Chicago this year. I joined in '76 and attended the Indiana and Ohio reunions, which my wife Florence and I enjoyed very much. Will be anxiously waiting for the next Cub to arrive; to read all about the convention. The Cub is the best magazine I've ever read.
If God willing; I hope to make the 1980 reunion. Sure would be great to see some of my old army buddies again.
Edward A. Priebe B-592FA
6443 Abington
Detroit, Michigan 48228

Dear Walter:
     Enclose is check for my dues of Assoc. Have enjoyed the "Cub" and to my surprise saw my picture that Harry Tissot sent in. Sure bought back lots of memories.
I'm sorry I won't be able to come to Chicago as I have had recent surgery. Perhaps the next one I can make.
I'm married to Charlotte, old school mate and have a Boston Terrier dog. Will retire 1980 if all goes well.
Donald C. Bobel
359 Circle Drive
Westwoods Mobile Park
Amherst, Ohio 44001

Dear Sir:
     Enclosed is my check for $5.00 for renewal of my membership. I really enjoy receiving "The Cub" and I think the fellows are doing a very good job with it.
I am still trying to locate Paul Marin and I think his home state was N Jersey.
I am retired now and taking life very easy.
George Kaufman H /423
915 E. High Street Apt 2
Springfield, Ohio 45505

Dear Mr. Bandurak:
I was a member of the 106th, 422nd, and was captured by the Germans on Dec. 19, 1944.
I would like very much to become a member The Cub of the Golden Lion.
Enclosed you will find a check for five ($5.00).
     I might add that Cecil Johnson of Marianna, Florida who also was a member of our division was the one that encouraged me to become a member.
Archie C. Prim
Rt 2 Box 35
Graceville, Florida 32440

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Mr. Pruett:
     Tonight I talked on the phone with the gentlemen that you know; Ryan Tomlinson and Warren Thomas. I am an associate member of the "106th", and a relative new member at that.
     I have in the past year trying desperately to locate anyone who may have possibly known my father at the time he was in Europe. Unfortunately he never made it back until 8/26/78, which is another story itself. What is important to me is his last three months of life.
     My Father was--T/5 Thurston Hollar of G-Company -2nd Bn -423rd. He was captured Dec. 19, 1944 near St. Vith (I believe on Schnee Eifel), was in German Camp Ziegelei-Bernhard (near Duderstadt?) He died March 1945 at 23 years old, of starvation? at least the government says and I'm doubtful.
I'm enclosing this photo which is a true likeness of him at the time.
     He went to Fort Jackson in 1939 and was there 4 ½ years then on to Camp A-Atterbury, Indiana (where I was born), then October, 1944 he was sent overseas. His hometown was Hickory, North Carolina at which he is finally resting after so many years.
I would greatly appreciate any information that could be of any assistance to me.
James T. (Alexander) Hollar
3630 Monroe Street
Columbia, S. Carolina 29205
Home Phone 254-2373 Business 787-6607
Photo: Thurston Hollar, 1944 Tenn. Maneuvers

Dear Walt:
I am enclosing a check to be divided evenly between my 1979-80 dues and the Memorial Fund.
To you and all others who strive to strengthen our organization, I send my best regards.
Dean Crawford 422 Reg.
17 Inner Drive
Vienna, Ohio 44473



Dear Walt:
Enclosed is my check for dues, auxiliary, and Fund.
Lynn and I regret that we will be unable to attend the convention this year; but we certainly send our best wishes.
Alan Jones HQ 1st Bn. 423 INF.
2805 Oakton Manor Court
Oakton, Va. 22124

Dear Walt:
Since Ed's death it seems I'm on the run all the time. Thank God for all my family and friends who keep me going.
I so miss the reunions and perhaps I will come to one in the future.
Mrs. Viola Reilly Assoc.
96 Irvine Terrace
Bloomfield, NJ 07003

Dear Walt:
John and Andrea are grown up and out in the business world, we still have our 13 year old Dawn at home.
John F. Shalhoub G/424
28172 - Ten mile
Farmington, Mich. 48024

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Dear Bob:
     Here it is that time again and I would like to extend heartiest congratulations to the members of the association as you assemble in Chicago during this the 35th anniversary of our participation in the Battle of the Bulge.
     We were saddened to read in the Cub of the death, last August of Capt. Charles B. Reid, CO Anti-tank Co. 423rd Inf. Charlie was cadried as commander of his unit which he commanded with distinction thru the training phase and in combat. He also had additional duties as C.O. of the composite battalion on the right of our sector as we went into our position on Schnee Eifel. His unit in front of Bleialf came under heavy attack on 16 Dec. but he managed to hang on until the morning of the 17th when his unit was over run. Charlie reformed the remnants of his company and rejoined the regiment. An efficient and capable officer he was held in high esteem by his officers and men. I am proud to have had him as a friend. Our heartfelt sympathy to his widow and members of his family.
Faithfully,
Col Charles C. Cavender
26490 Burgess Way
Sun City, CA 92381

     I was a member of the 106th Infantry Division during World War II and would again like to join the Division Association. I was shipped to Fort Jackson, South Carolina in February, 1943 before the Division was activated and was shipped out from the Division in August, 1945 (think) when the point system was started. During that time I was a member of Hq. Battery, 106th Div. Arty. Hq. Btry., in the Survey Section. My home address is 4754 Black Swan Drive, Shawnee, Kansas 66216. My phone number at home is (913) 631-8056. Thank you.
Edward W. Rigby

Dear Walt:
     Last night I received a phone call from Bill Flynn, the son of Staff Sgt. Bill Flynn of the 106th Div. APO. I'm expecting a visit from them in the next week or so. Staff Sgt. Flynn's son works in Philadelphia and they intend to make the trip to New York to visit with us. It's been some 34 years since I last saw Sgt. Flynn.
Hugh V. Lopez
143-05 41 st Av.
Flushing, New York 11355

Dear Walt:
     Enclosed is my 79-80 dues. I always enjoy reading the Cub. I was saddened, as I am sure the other members of AT 423 were, to read of the death of our Company Commander, Captain Charles Reid. I am still hoping that someday I will be able to attend one of the reunions.
Jesse Kershner AT/423
17 Rigewood Parkway
Newport News, VA 23602

Dear Walt:
     Please sign me up as a member of the association. Unfortunately (I suppose I really waited too long to write you). I am not going to be able to make the Chicago reunion but am already planning for 1980, wherever the meeting might be.
     Walt, I am slowly going through collections of the past 30 plus years and I know I will find some division memorabilia. Is there any effort being made by the association or an individual to collect division items? If so, I would appreciate any information you may have.
Robert W. Fisher, Col. USA, Ret
1106 Lancer Lane
Tarpon Springs, FL 33589

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Mr. Gallagher:
     I am a new member of the 106th Infantry Division Association, having joined last month. Imagine! Our Association has existed for 33 years and I knew nothing at all about it. I learned of it through the VFW magazine. How I had longed to get in touch with someone from our old outfit all these years. Guess I have been too busy and preoccupied to ever be motivated to find out.
     I was with Company H, 423rd from the time of organization in Ft. Jackson until the Ardennes, when on 29 December, 1944 I was wounded, spent 3 months in England in hospital. I was given limited duty and served out my duration with the 48th Signal Heavy Construction Battalion, leaving Europe in January, 1946.
     I worked for the Veterans Administration for 6 years and in the business world in Nashville, Tennessee for 3 years as an accountant. In 1955 I read the Methodist ministry and e been a minister for 24 years, serving all my years in the Tennessee Annual Conference of the now United Methodist Church. My wife and I have two grown children, both college graduates and doing well, and both live in Nashville, Tenn. We have one granddaughter.
     I was known as "Ike Harris" in my old company. Many, if living, will remember me as singer and musician. I would sure like to hear from some old buddies who served in H, 423, especially in the 3rd Platoon. Would especially like to know what happened to Howard Francis Pfister, Laddie J. Dismarski, Claude Worsham, Lawrence Howe, Carl Copp, Christopher Rehman, Harold Flickenger and Florence Ridings, some of my dearest friends.
     Received my "Cub" magazine for the first time today, and am looking forward to many more. Thanks for the wonderful job you are doing in keeping us abreast of where we can find the old timers." Wish I could have made the reunion. Maybe next year.
Sincerely yours,
Isham A. Harris, Jr. Co. H. 423
"Ike"
1408 Windermere Drive
Columbia, Tenn. 38401

Dear Walt:
I am self-employed: Operate R.K. Ltd in the commercial and industrial metal building and contracting market.
Wife, Patricia is a schoolteacher in the Waukesha School system.
Daughter, Kandice is married and living in Milwaukee, is interior decorator.
Son, Roger is a printer and living Milwaukee.
Son, Gregory is living Neosha, works in plating business, married to Peggy, two sons, Gregory and Jimmy.
Son Jeff is living in Milwaukee, works for car rental company.
    Wife Pat and I participate in the sport of Curling at our local club all winter long, and I do lots of hunting (As Pat says, all fall long.)
Roger M. Kane AT Co. 423
1214 Milwaukee Street
Delafield, Wisconsin 53018

Mr. William Black C/ 591st FA
1016 Split Rock Road
Cheshire, Conn., 06410
     I was the Commanding Officer of "C" Battery, 591st FA. Have been in Cheshire last 25 years. Two married daughters also here and both born during service. Proudly have 5 grandchildren. "George", Othmar Berger, a young German we took out of a P.W. cage is probably going to visit us this summer. I imagine a 16 year old who is now 50 years. I am a new member of the 106th Infantry Division Association. My wife's name is Doris G. Black.

General McMahon and his wife, Wilda advise they are in good health and sorry they were not able to attend reunion.

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    Photo: Wine Tasting-Chicago Bill Baker, Jessica Kuizema Sue Baker (Bill will host 1980 reunion Hot Spring Ark July 17-20)

    Photo: 25th Reunion 106 F.A. Hershey 1978 Tom Dorosky, Jim Hutcherson, Charles Walsh, General McMacher, Charles Laphem, Emil Soleuki, Tom Fox

Photo: Blanche and Bill Donovon

Col. (Retd) Joseph F. Puett
2748-D Shallowford Road
Atlanta, Georgia, 30341
Dear Walt:
     Please give everyone by best regards. I shall be at 1980 reunion in Hot Springs, God willing. I am making arrangements now. My best to you and yours.

    Clayt Rarick reports that he is receiving treatment for cancer of mouth. His doctor has informed him he should be fully recovered in six weeks. The 106th prays with you Clayt.

Seeking crest or shield of 423 Regt.
Lt. Col. J. M. Massaro
2503 Barkwood Dr.
Austin, Texas 78745

     Dan Bied has published his second book about 106. "Hell on Earth", which gives an account of War in Europe, Dec. 1944 thru May, 1945 including life of a P.O.W.
Copies can be secured from:
Dan Bied
102 Holiday Terrace W.
Burlington, Iowa 52655


    Dec. 16 is 35th Anniversary of Battle of Bulge. Do you have any special memories to share? If you do, please mail promptly to the editor.

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?eve T. Adamowicz G-422 ? ½ North Maverick, "Herndon, Nebraska 69343
Mr. John Adams, Jr., D/422 208 North 11th Street Oakland, Maryland 21550
Mr. James N. Akins, C-423 5232 Commonwealth Ave. Jacksonville, Fla., 32205
Mr. Orfeo E. Agostini A-81st 202 Elizabeth Street ENGR. Hinesville, Georgia 31313
Mr. Gabriel Aiello, SV/423 5905 23rd Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 11204
Mr. William G. AlexanderE423 P. 0. Box 1128 Forest Park, Georgia 30050
Mr. Orval O. Allen, DHQ 1305 King's Cove Court Indianapolis, Indiana 46260
Mr. Lowry B. Andrews HQ 422 11 Ridgewood Road Wilton, Conn. 06897
Donald R. Armington, H 424 3125 John Patterson Road Des Moines, Iowa 50317
Mr. Anthony Arminio, Sr. 422 Main Street L/423 East Haven, Conn. 06512
Mr. Harry Arvanis, K/424 1915 158th Street East Moline, III. 61244
Clifford N. Austin, C 589 125 So. Maple Street Vergennes, Vermont 05491
George Axelrod, M.D., 331st 1431 Hanough Road #15 Centerville, Massachusetts 02632
Mr. Harold L. Axon, SV/422 Suite 202-Red Bridge Prof. Bldg. 400 East Red Bridge Road Kansas City, Missouri
Mr. W. C. Baker, L-424th 4 Haley Street Pine Bluff, Arkansas 71602
Mr. Gene S. Balke HQ-3rd BN. 7741 E. Camelback Rd 422 Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
Mr. Robert J. Ballerstein R #1 - Box 1189 HQ/589 FA Colby, Wisconsin 54421
Mr. Walter Bandurak, MED. 219 N. Maple Avenue D-81st Greensburg, Pa 15601 Engr.
Mr. Franklin S. Barlow DHQ 150 Aurora Street Hudson, Ohio 44236
Mr. L. Preston Barnes, DHQ K-18 Avon Drive East Windsor, N. J. 08520
Mr. Herald A. Barnett H/424 4133 Dundee Drive Murrysville, Pa. 15668
Mr. Richard E. Bartz, DHQ 216 Rustic Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15210
Mr. Saverio Bavaro, REG. 3200 S.W. 67 Way HQ./424 Miramar, Florida 33023
Mrs. Carol W. Beals, Assoc. 8 Green Mountain Drive Apartment #16 Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Mr. David A. Bean, A/424 Route 14 - Box 62 Statesville, North Carolina 28677
Mr. Richard H. Behr, SV-423 5924 West Meadowbrook Drive Phoenix, Arizona 85033
Roger W. Bell HQ Btry 589 F A 807 28th Ave. E. Moline. III. 61244
Mr. Harry J. Bendick HQ.CO/ 489 Malin Street 424 Newark, Ohio 43055
Mr. John G. Seville, K/424 1918 Doomar Drive Tallahassee, Florida 32302
Mr. Thomas Bickford, DHQ 66 Quimby Place West Orange, N. J. 07052
Mr. Dan Bied, A/422ND 102 Holiday Terrace West Burlington. Iowa 52655
Mr. John H. Bieze, H-424 2419 N. Newcastle Chicago, Ill. 60635
Mr. C. W. Biles, G-424 Box 57 Elrama, Penna. 15038
Rev. Ewell C. Black, Jr. P.O. Box 66 A-422nd Bishopville, S. Carolina 29010
T. Wayne Black, HQ/422 1925 Pinehurst Lane Waterloo, Iowa 50701
William Black, C/591 FA 1016 Split Rock Road Cheshire, Conn. 06410

William S. Blasher, 1/422 13 Norton Drive Flemington, N. J. 08822

Roger W. Blakney, L/423 Route 1 Wilson, Texas 79381
Donald Bobel, C/422 359 Circle Drive Amerst, Ohio 44001
Merrill E. Bookheimer HQ-591 915 S. Coldbrook Avenue FA Chambersburg, Pa. 17201
Ira G. Bottoms, 592nd FA P. O. Box 103 Norcross, Georgia 30091
William S. Boucouvalas D-424 10 Cutts Avenue Saco, Maine 04072
Byrne A. Bowman, DHQ 1850 Liberty Tower Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Rev. Edward T. Boyle HQ/424 3510 Arrowhead Trail Michigan City, Indian 46360
Nels Braaten, M 422 Route 3 Box 82 Canton, S. D. 57013
James E. Brackett SV-591st 114 Fayette Ave.-2B FA Staten Island, NY 10305
Kenneth W. Bradfield SV/591 908 S. Lodge Avenue FA Evansville, Indiana 47714
L. B. Bradley, SVC-422 512 Locke St. Palmetto, Ga. 30268
Mr. Francis E. Anderson 106 1/2 Mayerhofer Signal 4016 West Cholla Phoenix, Arizona 85029
Gerald J. Anderson M/423 52 Harbor Circle Ellenton, Florida 33532
Myles Brazill, DHQ-MP P. O. Box 6 Landisburg, Penna, 17040
Victor W. Breite, 1/422 829 Chain of Rocks Dr. St. Louis, Missouri 63137
Benjamin B. Britton, E 424 36 Warren Road Auburn, Mass. 01501
Mrs. Dorothy R. Broth Assoc. New England Village 960 Fall River Drive Hayward, CA 94544
F. G. Bynum, B&HDQ/424 1808 Linthicum Lark, Birmingham, Ala. 35217
Austin L. Byrd, Jr., A589 1329 Westburn Road Baltimore, Md. 21228
Joseph Caminito 15 Martin Road Portland, Maine 04103
Sam Cariano, DHQ 122 Skyland Blvd. Satellite Beach, Fla. 32937
Sherod Collins 625 Channing Dr. NW Atlanta. Ga. 30318
Virgil L. Collins, CN-423 824 Cypress Avenue Venice. Florida 33595
Milton M. Conner, B-592FA 1605 North Fielder Road Arlington, Texas 76012
Michael E. Connelly MD 589th 331, Medical Arts Bldg. FA Med. 32 Jefferson Avenue Sharon, Penna. 16146

Harold J. Brummer, D 422 41 Georgia St. Cranford, N. J. 07016
Ben Carpenter 6809 N. Ashland Chicago, Ill. 60626
Louis M. Cooper, M/423 5215 Shady Oaks Drive-N Lakeland, Florida 33801
Glen J. Brutus, HQ 423 Box 37 Pine Village, Indiana 47975
Jack Bryant, REG. HQ-422 19692 Coral Gables Southfield, Mich. 48076
James W. Buescher, L/423 200 Rockingham Columbia, Missouri 65201
Mrs. Margaret Bullard Assoc. Forest Lake - Rt. 4 Mebane, N.C. 27302
Robert A. Burkes, HQ 424 2227 Plantation E. Point, GA 30344
Fred Burnham, Band, 1218 Cheshire Napierville, III. 60540
Clarance Burnite 357 Jerome Pl. Wheeling, III 60090
James V. Burrell 1187 Southridge Drive Salem, Ohio 44460
C. M. Buschemeyer SV-591 9402 Pembrook Street Houston, Texas 77016
Harry W. Butler, HQ-424 Box 390 Winchester, Virginia 22601
Leonard J. Butterbaugh 228 Frank Street, AT/423 Council Bluff, Iowa 51501
Robert H. Byerley, F/423 119 South Ruth Street Maryville, Tennessee 37801
George Call Mt. Lebanon Rd. RR1 Box 338 Glen Gorden, NJ 08826
W. E. Carner, 422HQ Box 426 Bishopville, SC 29010
Fred Carter, SV-591 613 North 3rd Street Toronto, Ohio 43964
Col. Charles C. Cavender 26490 Burgess Way CO 423 Sun City, California 92381
Fred B. Chase, D-422 44 Morris Lane RR6 Clifton Park, N. Y. 12065
Chris T. Clark HQ CO 3rd BR 518 South Main 423 Niles, Ohio 44446
Walter C. Clarke SV/591 F.A. 318 Spring Garden Kannapolis, N. C. 28081
Doug S. Coffey, C-590 947 N. W. Arnet Street Port Charlotte, Fla. 33952
Allen T. Cohen 6033 N. Sheriden 10H Chicago, III.
James E. Collier, Sr., H-424 1635 Vance Memphis, Tenn. 38104
Chas K. Corrigan, SV-591 3366 Ken Lake Drive Olympia, Wash. 98502
Anthony Cozzani 181st Engr, Bn 222 Rhodes Drive Vicksburg, Miss. 39180
Mel N. Crank, HQ/422 1147 Lathrop River Forest, Illinois 60305
Dean F. Crawford Reg. HQ 17 Inner Drive Vienna, Ohio 44473
Raymond J. Creamer SV BA 48 Leonard Rd. 589th FA Milltown, N. J. 08850
John S. Crocker, E422 P. 0. Box 161 Troy, Penna. 16947
Boyd L. Crosby, L/422 515 East Home Ave. Hartsville, S. C. 29550
Lloyd R. Crosby, B/424th Rt. #4, Box 45 Elba, Alabama 36323
Lester W. Crossman H-424th Box 654 Woodstock, HI. 60098
Wm. R. Crozier, A-422 17050 West Chicago Detroit, Michigan 48228
Emil Curcione, L-424th 26 David Road Cedar Grove, N. J. 07009
Edward L. Curnow, E-424 190 Chateau Estates Swanton, Ohio 43558,
James I. Clark, M.D., 592 & 414 Cherry Avenue 590FA D-423, Sturgis, Michigan 49091

? ?abson, B-331 MD pland Ave. Edgehill er, Del. 19901

Francis J. Dobe, C/422 877 Howe Street Manchester, NH 03103
Robert G. Flaig, HQ/589 FA 1652 Pinebluff Lane Cincinnati, Ohio 45230
William S. Dahlen SV-591 FA 303 Charles Road Linthicum, Maryland 21090
Carman Daluisio, K/424 Box 53 Curtisville, Pa. 15032
Charles Datte, SO/Ser 231 Davis Ave. Clifton Hts., PA 19018
Paul Dargon, Sr. HQ Batty 589 P. O. Box 141 FA Carlisle, Pa. 17013 Mrs.
Betty Davidson Associate P. 0. Box 222 Lumberport, W. V. 26386
James T. Davis 106th Signal 3656 N. Magnolia Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60613
Louis Davis HQ1st BN,423 515 West 101st Terrace Kansas City, Mo. 64114
Joseph A. Dechiara C12833 124-59th Street Engr. Brooklyn, New York 11219
Richard DeHeer, K424 19 Hopkins St. Hillsdale, N.J. 07642
Richard G. DeHeer Associate 631 Tanyu Ave., N.W. Massillon, Ohio 44646
Dr. Delaval 48 Rue D Vieuz Vielsalm, Marche Belgium 6690
Bill S. Delzell, M/424 683 Oakdale Drive Forest Park, Georgia 30050
Col. Geo. L. Descheneaux 1625 Concord Drive HQ-422 Charlottesville, VA 22901
Robert A. De St. Aubin Cn-424 RR No. 2 Box 88A Berlin, Wisc. 54923
Martin J. Dever, DHQ CO. 272 West Ridgewood Ave. Ridgewood, N. J. 07450
G. E. Dickard, D-422 P. 0. Box 144 t-§ Clemson, S. C. 29631
William P. Dohoney, D.D.S. 818 Mandy Lane, C-422 Camp Hill, Penna. 17011
Libby K. Dolitsky 40 Indian Road Port Chester, N. Y. 10573
W. J. Donovan, DHQ 59-25 71st Ave. Ridgewood, N.Y. 11227
Thomas Dorosky SV-592 FA 146 Mount Airy Road R. D. No. One Shaverstown, Penna. 18708
J. R. Dorsey, A-422 Box 54 Nemaha, Iowa 50567
Mahlon O. Earle, D 424 23 Morgan Pl. N. Arlington, N.J. 07032
James R. Easterling K-424th 112 Church Street Latta, S. C. 29565
Herbert Eidelman, SV-424 15905 Harden Circle Southfield, Mich. 48075
Floyd L. Elston, A-589 FA 28 Park Avenue Haskell, New Jersey 07420
J. Russell Enlow, D 423rd Taswell, Ind. 47175
Wilbur D. Evans, SV-591 FA 1328 West Davis St. Burlington, N. C. 27215
Kenneth W. Eyler, CN-423rd 5 West 7th Street Frederick, Maryland 21701
Col. Kenneth B. Facey DHQ 3621 Westhampton Dr, MP Augusta, GA. 30907
John J. Fischer, Jr., SV-422 2745 Observatory Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
Robert W. Fisher 106 Recon tr. 1106 Lancer Lane Tarpon Springs, fl. 33589
Gilbert M. Fitzgerald, E/424 521 South Linden Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia 22980
25 Harold A. Fleming, Jr. F-423 238 Pandolfi Ave. Secaucus, N. J. 07094
John P. Fleming, 2nd Bn. 676 park Avenue, HQ/424 East Orange, N. J. 07017
Robert F. Flick, C-81 Eng. 808 High Street Saltsburg, Pa. 15681
William J. Flynn, DHQ 825 West Heiler St. Slater, Missouri 65349
Fontaine C. Forbes, B-423 1115 Pocahontas Ave. Covington, VA 24426
James P. Ford HQ 1st BN, 424 2304 (than Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19143
E. Bruce Foster, HQ-422 P. O. Box 39 Knoxville, Tenn. 37901
Tom Fox, SV-592 129 S. Washington St. Greencastle, Pa. 17225
D. B. Frampton Jr. CN /422nd 170 North Roosevelt Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43209
Frank Franek MD, K-424 109 W. 14th Avenue Naperville, Ill. 60540
Florian R. Frank, 591 FA Biglow Cheese & Butter Co. Avoca, Wisc. 53506
Jerome L. Frankel, HQ. CO. 584 Junard Blvd., 3rd W. Hempstead, NY 11552
Richard A. Frankini, 2nd 36124 Paddleford Rd. Farmington, Mich. 48018
Charles Freed, 1/423 218 Jackson Circle Pittsburgh, Pa. 15229
Henry Freedman 115 Harness Trail Roswell, GA 30076
John Fritz 9271 Avon Beldon Road RFR 3 Ridgeville, Ohio 44039
John I. Gallagher C-81st Engrs 4003 Frances Street Temple, Penna. 19560
Charles S. Garn, H-424 1764 - 18th Street Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44223
Joseph J. Gasses, HQ 422 1420 Franklin St. Grand Haven, Mich. 49417
Charles R. Gibson, SV-422 524 Washington Street Lawton, Mich. 49065
Robert A. Gilder, HQ-424 36303 Behm Drive N. Ridgeville, Ohio 44035
John M. Gillespie, C 422 3536 Darcy Dr. Birmingham, Mich. 48010
Patrick J. Gioia, G-422 Torrington Road Litchfield, Conn. 06759
David J. Gish HQ Btry 589 FA 23673 W. Grove St. So. Bend, Ind. 46628
Bruce F. Glen, Div.-HQ. 78 Buckingham Drive Vincentown, N.J. 08008
Walter S. Glenney Exec. 424 235 Carol Ann Dr. San Antonio, Texas 78223
Earl A. Gollhofer 589th F.A. 415 Pine Avenue Charter Oak, Iowa 51439
Harry Gorcus, B/424th Rt. #4, Box 19 Hastings, Minn. 55033
Neil M. Gossom Med-81 st Engr 37 Hathaway Road Timonium, Maryland 21093
Emil A. Grass, F-424 2823 Flintwood Drive Mehlviile, Missouri 63129
W. Leo Gregory 3rd Bn., Hq / 424 5009 Bonnahill Drive Hermitage, Tenn. 37076
Matthew M. Gross, 422nd 6146 North Melvina Chicago, Illinois 60646
Milton G. Haas Hq.Co.,3rd BN 600S. Lafayette St., 422 Millstadt. Illinois 62260
Edwin P. Hagen, Jr. SV/591 Fa Rt. #2 - Box 45 Siseton, S. Dakota 57262
Thomas A. Halsey, HO-424 3829 Lochmore Dr. Columbia, S.C. 29209
Ben J. Hagmen, Associate 305 West Josephine Street Weatherford, Texas 76086
Benic Preston Hampton H/422 138 West Revere Circle Oak Ridge, Tenn. 37830
Raymond T. Harm, 106th 316 Demarest Avenue Signal Closter, N.J. 07624
Abner Harris, H-424 200W. Adam Chicago, III 60606
Rev. Isham A. Harris, H/423 1408 Windemere Drive Columbia, Tenn. 36401
William B. Harris, SV/423 409 Sunset Road West Reading, Pa. 19611
Bertram E. Hartzell, C-81st 410 South Street ENGRS. New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242
H. M. 'Jim' Hatch, DHQ 422 2830 East Road Wayzata, Minn. 55391
Norman W. Hayden HQ/81st 2 Hillcrest Court, ENGRS. August, Maine 04330
Henry D. Healan, M / 423 15317 Grovewood Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44110
Byron P. Heath, M.P. 817 N. Stoneman Ave. Apt. #D Alhambra, Cal. 91801
Herbert A. Heidepriem HQ/423 P.O. Box 129 Miller, S. Dakota 57362
Edward E. Haimann D/331st 62 Longview Drive, MED. Daly City, Calif. 94015
Arthur J. Helmbreck, A.T. R.D. #2 - Box 369 423RD Albion, Pa. 16401
William G. Hemelt, H-424 7737 Wynbrook Road Baltimore, MD 21224
Forrest W. Hemming 806th Ord 755 Stelzer Road. Box 171 Columbus, Ohio 43219
Charles Henderson 2014 Highfield Bfacgtee Plains, MI 480
Leo L. Heneghan, C-422 6287 Wetherole Street Rego Park, N.Y. 11374
James W. Henning HQ-422 1045 East 8th Street Lockport, Ill. 60441
Lt. Col. E. G. Henson, H-424 9917 Echo Valley Court Little Rock, Arkansas 72207
Lee J. Hereth, D/422 914 Main Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
J. Francis Hesse, D-423 220 N. Roosevelt Wichita, Kansas 67208
Kenneth T. Hester C/590 FA Route 4, Box 320 Shepherdsville, Kentucky 40165
Frank J. Hill, M /424th Reg. 119 West Lime Street Ironwood, Michigan 49938
Walter F. Hiltbrand, A T 41. 930 Fair Avenue Salem, Ohio 44460
John H. Hoenemeyer K-424th 3039 Junietta Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45211
Frank A. Hohenadel, Jr. 424 6711 N. Keota Ave. Chicago, III. 60646
John J. Hohenstein M /423rd P.O. Box 245 Illiopolis, 111. 62539
Robert R. Holden, 1/423 2902 Middle Road Bettendorf, Iowa 52722
Harry L. Holder, H /424 474 Addison Avenue Elmhurst, Illinois 60126
James T. Hollar, Associate 3630 Monroe Street Columbia, S.C. 29205
Mary Senn Holloway Associate 705 Merriwether Drive North Augusta, S.C. 29841
Irving R. Hornsby Reg. Hq/422 1124 Canandaigua Road, Palmyra, N.Y. 14522
? House, A/590th F.A. Clifton Avenue sonville, FL 32211
Wm. Johnson 321 Gibson Dr. Oxon HIII, MD 20021
R. F. Kemp, Associate 7406 Arden Road Bethesda, MD 20034
Don M. Houseman, D 423 400 N. Akard Dallas, Texas 75201
William C. Houston CN/423 Rte #3 - Fawn Road Tomahawk, WI 54487
John W. Howard, 591 FA 920 S. 76th Street West Allis, WISC. 53214
Robert F. Howell, H/424 904 East College Street Griffin, Georgia 30223
Carl M. Hulbert, Hq. 424 2801 No. Halifax Ave. Riverside Gardens, Apt. #242 Daytona Beach, FL 32018
Arthur A. HulkonenC-589th Fa Box 66 Kaleva, Michigan 49645
George Iwamoto, H/159 1105 Apartment D. Rycroft Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

ague H. Jacobs, H-422 P.O. Box 272 Kingstreet, S.C. 29556

Wm. H. Jefferies, HQ-422 155 Greene Ave. Totowa, N.J. 07512
Robert D. Jessee, M /424 1735 Van Ness Avenue Apartment No. 402 San Francisco, CA 94109
Richard B. Jochems DHQ-AG 3111 Riviera S.E. Kentwood, Michigan 49508
Albert A. Johnson, M/423 VA Hospital - 5N 1030 Jefferson Memphis, Tenn. 38104
Benj. F. Johnson, Jr. HQ. CO. 410 Fountain Avenue 422 Denton, MD 21629
Cecil O. Johnson P.O. Box 892 Marianna, FL 32446
Vincent M. Johnson, F/423 751 - 18th Street Carlyle, Illinois 62231
Alan W. Jones, Jr., BN-423 2805 Oakton Manor CT Oakton, VA 22124
Alys P. Jones, Associate 3532 Quebec Street N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016
Edwin N. Jones, M/424 P.O. Box 124 Benton, Louisiana 71006
George W. Jones, Jr. SVC 423 5652 E. Main Street Loris, S.C. 29569
Fred H. Jurgensen, HQ589 4330 W. Cleveland Ave. Milwaukee, Wisc. 53219
Irvin Juster, CN /422 431 West Camino Boca Raton, FL 33432
James J. Kane, Associate 2835 Rexford Road Youngstown, Ohio 44511
Roger M. Kane AT.CO. /423 1214 Milwaukee Street Delafield, Wisconsin 53018
Geo H. Kaufman, H-423 915 E. High St. Apt 2 Springfield, Ohio 45505
R. C. Kaufmann, HQ-589 15776 Chatham Detroit. Mich. 48223
John J. Keefe, A/424 24 Oaktree Lane Bloomfield, NJ 07003
Peter E. Keenan, HQ-422 900 Southampton Road Benicia, CA 94510
Darrell Kellams, E 424 12775 Grover Omaha, Neb. 68144
Edmond D. Kelly, 0-423 22 Loch Lomond Land, Scotswood Middletown, NY 10940
Robert E. Kelly, SV-423 4388 Barchester Drive Bloomfield Hills, MI 48013
Glen N. Kennedy, AT-423 713 Normandy Drive Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Francis T. Kenney, HQ-422 4 Hampton Place Peekskill, NY 10566
Herbert D. Kephart HQ 2nd Bn 1063 Merry Lane 423rd Van Wert, Ohio 45891
Jesse Kershner, AT-423 Newport News, VA 23602
Don W. Kersteiner HQ 2nd BN 650 Emerson Ave. 424 Hamilton, Ohio 45013
Joseph A. Kersten, G 423 162 Duerstein St. Buffalo, N.Y. 14210
John E. Ketterer, DHQ 1141 Williams Blvd. Springfield, III. 62704
Charles L. Kirk Med-81st Engr. Route #3 Danielsville, Georgia 30633
James R. Klett, DHQ 1647 Oak Street Lebanon, Pa. 17042
Franklin R. Koehler D-424th 56 Orchard Place Maywood, NJ 07607
Robert A. Kohtz 106th Signal Co. 1607 Summit Drive Pekin, Illinois 61554
Joseph Krafchik Hq-331st Med 349 Livingston Ave. New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Leo P. Kreuser Med 81st Engrs 1481 3rd Avenue Space 95 Chula Vista, CA 92011
Howard W. Kriz, SV-591 FA P.O. Box 38 Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Sylvester Krupinski, 422 116 Caldwell Road "Terra, W. Virginia 26764
John Kucharz, G/424 3136 Fiesta Drive Dunedin, Florida 33528
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John H. Kelly, C-423 1117 Pleasant St. East Weymouth, ma 02189
Harold Kuizema, 8589 2151 Griggs S E Grand Rapids, Mich. 49506
Carl S. Kwaczek, C/422 122 Connellsville Street Dunbar, Pa. 15431
Vaden Lackey, Associate 4487 Post Place 116 Nashville, Tenn. 37205
Ted Lada, L-424 1044 Liberty Lincoln Park, Mich. 48146
Elmer F. Lange, H-422 5940 Elkcrest Drive Lincoln, Nebraska 68515
Charles G. Laphan, SV 592 5 South White Horse Pike , Lindenwold, N. Jersey
Georgia LeClere, Assoc. 1706 Fort Jesse Road Normal, III. 61761
F. H. Lee, C-422 1204 Anguilla Street Waycross, GA 31501
Samuel Leibowitz, HQ 424 645 E. 5th Street Brooklyn, NY 11218
Leo R. Leisse, Sr., HQ-422 4346 Gapsch Lane St. Louis, Missouri 63125
Robert E. Leisse, K/422 432 Rosedale Terrace Manchester, Missouri 63011
Phillip R. Leswing B/592 FA 309 Red Barn Road Willow Grove, Pa. 19090
L. S. Letellier, Jr., C 81 Engr. 1166 Catalina Road E Jacksonville, FL 32216
Charles R. Lewis 806th Ord. 16 Court Street Brooklyn, NY 11241
Oliver E. Libman, CN/424 1818 Azalea Lane Mt. Prospect, Illinois 60056
Robert A. Likins, 8/591 FA 6246 N. Lydell Avenue Whitefish Bay, WI 53217
Curtis L. Lindsay, 424th R 1 Box 319 Waco, Texas 76710
Wm. M. Lineberger, SV-591 1014 Woodlawn Dallas, Texas 75208
CY. Little, HQ-423 South Hill Road Williamstown, VT 05679
Joseph Litvin, 0/423rd 1959 West 185th Street Torrance, Calif. 90504
Herbert B. Livesey, Jr., DHQ 104 Sunset Drive Baimville, NY 12550
Arthur E. Loos, 1-422 40 Highland Ave. Broad Brook, Conn. 06016
Patsy J. Lopardo, AT/424 15 Celli Street Torrington, Conn. 06790
Hugh V. Lopez, DHQ 143-05 41st Avenue Flushing, NY 11355
Oliver A. Lothrop, Jr., B-423 316 West Wind Road Towson, MD 21204
John Loveless, Associate 2549 Pickwick Road Baltimore, Maryland 21207
Thomas M. Lowery III H 423 504 S. Ingraham Ave. Lakeland, FL 33801
Allen L. Lowith, CN /423rd 1062 S. Mansfield Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90019
William Lucsay, B-423 12612 S. Moody Ave. Palos Heights, III. 60463
Edward L. Luzzie, 590 FA 5524 S. Woodland Dr. Western Springs, III. 60558
Howard S. McCarty 1st BN., /424 Norton HQ.CO., 423rd Trenton, Missouri 64683
B. B. McCormack, Jr. 422nd P.O. Box 6 Stony Point, N. Carolina 28678
Lyle K. McCullough SERV/422 685 Roberts Street Sheffield Lake, Ohio 44054
Clyde McDaniel, J /422nd 17 Allen Street Enoree, S. Carolina 29335
Col. Henry H. McKee HH( 414 Spaceway Enoree, S. Carolina 29335
Col. Henry H. McKee HH( 414 Spaceway San Antonio, Texas 78*9
Joseph V. McKeever, K/423 3615 Brownsboro Road Louisville, KY 40207
Brig. Gen. Leo T. McMahon 8 N. Union St., DIV ARTY Middletown, Pa. 17057
Paul McMillan, SERV. 422 294 Albemarle Place Macon, Georgia 31204
Kenneth R. Maclean JQ.00., 80 Toppin Drive 3rd BN /422 Moss Creek Plantation Hilton Head Island, S.C.
Thomas G. Manager C-592-A-590 309 Addison Road Glastonbury, Conn. 06033
Elizabeth Manahan Associate RD #1 - Box 69 Norwood Avenue Road Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. 17214
H. E. Mansfield 190 Northcrest Athens, GA 30601
Gilbert Marcus, SERV-423 1340 N. Astor St. Apt. 808 Chicago, III. 60610
Walter W. MartinE/423rd Reg. 1418 Main Street Evanston, Illinois 60202
Col. J. C. Matthews, Jr. HQ 422 4706 Western Blvd. Raleigh, N.C. 27606
Thomas J. Maw, A/592 436 Beech St. Rockland, Mass. 02370
Robert E. Maxson C/590 FA 511 Main Street Trenton, Missouri 64683
Roger A. May, DJQ G3 317 53rd St. Western Springs, III. 60558
James L. Meagher, 11 422 1515 Ocean City Road Salisbury, Maryland 21801
Joseph A. Meola, A 591 12 Meola Road Congers, NY 10920

? Maul 1111, 8 /424 E. Golden Lane Phoenix, Ariz. 85020

O. Paul Merz, SERV-422 8657 Mockingbird Lane Cincinnati, Ohio 45231
Dale L. Meyers Cannon/423 7228 West Everell Chicago, Illinois 60631
John A. Middleton 111, 106th 17 Kennsington Road Signal Madison, NJ 07940
John L. Mikalauskis, H-424 Box 31 - 306 W. Blake St.,
William J. Mosolf , CN/424 7159 Esperinza Drive Perris. Ca, 92370
George C. Moyer, CN /424 P.O. Box 94187 Schaumbury, Ill. 60194
M. J. Mueller, L-424 P.O. Box 257 Lake Villa, 111. 60046
William H. Mueller, M/424 27 Eve Lane , Levittown, NY 11756
Arthur C. Parker, 589 F.A. Route 1 - Box 318 Leed, Alabama 35094
Roland Parquette, AT-423 410 Super St. RR6 Mosinee, Wisc. 54455
Marvin J. Parr, 81424 4 Locust Avenue East Norwich, NY 11732
F. D. Patterson, 1-422 Rt. 2 Box 235 McDonough, GA 30253
Thomas C. Murley, Box 369, Leonard, Texas 75452,
Elman Miller, HQ/424,
Ralph J. Murphy, L-424 3308 Fairview Ave., , 2031 S.E. - 14th Lane, Chicago, III. 60411,
Gene L. Miller, B/592 FA,, Box 652,
George Murray, Jr., H-424 Earp. Ca. 92242, 521 9th St. Box 724, Bemidji, Minn. 56601
Robert J. Miller, Reg. HQS,,
Kenneth Pettit, SV 591 P.O. Box 231 Charleston, Miss. 38921
William R. Pettus HQ.,1st BN 720 South Cypress 424 Box 104 Ottawa, Kansas 66067
Charles S. Peyser, B-424 212 Potomac Avenue Hanover, Pa. 17331
Eric R. Mills st BN /422nd GI Dian Wood Drive East Jacksonville, FL 32210
Jack Monroe, A-423 Box 199 - R.D. #1 Titusville, NJ 08560
Col. William P. Moon. Jr. HQ1 9135 Oakland Circle BN-422 Lynchburg, VA 24502
Adolph G. Moritz, F-422 1438 Le Geros Drive Brookings, S.D. 57006
R. B. Morrison, G-424 260 Oaklyn Road Bethel Park, Pa. 15102
Michael S. Mosher, L-424 & 147 Sunset Drive, F-423 Gallatin, Tenn. 37066
Theodore Mosko HQ Co./424 101 Sharot Street Carteret, NJ 07008
Dr. Ronald A. Mosley Div. Arty Box 25, "Maudslea-On-Sea" Petite Riviere, Lunenburg, Co. 0 Nova Scotia, CA B0J2P0
Vincent J. MustacchioD/331st 15 Carmer Avenue Medics Belleville, NJ 07109
Larry Myers, Jr., 591 FA 151 Cambridge Street Syracuse, NY 13210
John B. Nash 806th Ordinance 247 Van Duzer Street Staten Island, NY 10304
Irwin Neigus, M.D. HQ/331st 472 Lakeside Blvd. Med. Boca Raton, FL 33434
Alfred S. Nusbaum 5622 N. 12th Street Phoenix, Ariz. 85014
Albert C. Oeischia, 423 1715 E. Gwinnett St. Savannah, GA 31404
Wanold D. Olman, SV-422 912 Cokesbury Drive Columbia, S.C. 29203
George M. Osborn 423 & 331st 1042 Ovington Road Med. Jacksonville, FL 32216
Stephen Osciak, 106-SG 21 Mountain Road Verona, NJ 07044
Carroll D. Padgett, E/424 579 Milligan Drive Stone Mountain, GA 30083
George F. Phillips Div. HGS. 37 Linden Place Stone Mountain, GA 30083
George F. Phillips Div. HGS. 37 Linden Place Uniontown, Pa. 15401
Robt. W. Pierce Sr., C/81st 474 Federal St. N.W. ENGR Warren, Ohio 44483
Waldo B. Pierce, F-422 530 East Street New Britain, Conn. 06051
Morris R. Piha, QM 2164 Marietta Blvd. Atlanta, GA 30318
Gordon B. Pinney, B-423 Rt. #1 - Box 35 Whitney, Nebr. 69367
Edward C. Plenge HQ-589th FA 115 East 31st Street Beach Haven Gardens, NJ 08008
Frank Ponza, B/423rd Reg. 164 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield, NJ 07003
Louis Praznik, A-81st Engr. 24920 Midland St. Redford, Mich. 48239
Ed. A. Prewett, B 424 Rte. 2 Box 730 Brentwood, CA 94513
David S. Price, DJQ &331st 3 North Lane, Med. Loudonville, NY 12211
29 Ed A. Priebe 6443 Abington Detroit, Mich. 48228
Nathan M. Roth, B 854 East Broadway Long Beach, NY 115
B-592,
Viola K. Reilly, Associate 96 Irving Terrace Bloomfield, NJ 07003
Archie C. Prim, 422nd Route 2 - Box 35 Graceville, FL 32440
Casimir T. Prokorym HQ 81st 2520 Chestnue St. ENGRS. Steubenville, Ohio 43952
Col. J. F. Puett, C.O. 423 2748 D. Shallowford Road Atlanta, GA 30341
Edmund C. Purdy, D.D.S. Route 1, Box 29, F-422nd East Berne, NY 12059

Charles Puskarlett, M424 428 S. 70th St. Milwaukee, Wisc. 53214

Chas. W. Richards, SV-423 204 Crestview Dr. Hendersonville, N.C. 28739
Roy Richards, H0-423 2722 Whispering Pines Dr. Decatur, GA 30032:
Edward W. Rigby 4754 Blockwood Dr. Shawnee, Kan 66216
Col. Thomas J. Riggs, Jr. CO 6 Olive St. 81st Eng. Providence, R.I. 02906
Robert C. Ringer, SV-590 & 4280 Kendale Road 591 FA Columbus, Ohio 43220
Marvin H. Rusch, DHQ 10830 W. Courtland Ave. Wauwatosa, Wisc. 53225
J. B. Russell, SVC-422 Box 32S McDonough, GA 30253
Peter Russin, 11-424 412 Braybarton Blvd. Steubenville, Ohio 43952
Roger M. Rutland, B-424 Box 1713 6632 Arcadia Woods Rd. Columbia, S.C. 29202
Robert E. Rutt, HO 422 937 Lampwick CT Bloomfield Hills, Mich 4801 5
Joseph PuzioHQ./81st Engrs. 50 Division Avenue Garfield, N.J. 07026
George Rinkema, B-4Z. 16817 S. Park Ave. South Holland, III. 60473
Edward Rydzinski 1715 Elm St. Pesplaines, III. 60018
422
William W. Randall 106 Recon. 560 Pine Street Apt. I 4 Royersford, Pa. 19468
Richard L. Randol Associate 365 Haflich Street Markle, Indiana 46770
Robert L. Randol, SV-423 P.O. Box 344 Markle, Indiana 46770
Clayton F. Rarick, L/424 Box 25 Blandon, Pa. 19510
Victor Rauch, C-592 FA 37 Chateau Court Londonville, NY 12211
A. Ravdin, A 331 MD 5308 Fitzhugh Ave. Richmond, VA 23226
Dean T. Redmond HQ. 3rd BN-422nd 611 North Center Street Statesville, N.C. 29677
Raymond F. Reece, E423th 2933 Chayes Park Drive Homewood, III. 60430
Raymond J. Reed, CN/423 461 Chestnut Street Union, NJ 07083
Donald Regier, 422nd 1921 Mt. Carmel Road Parkton, Maryland 21120
Elden E. Ristenpart C331 Med 331 E. 147th PL Parkton, Maryland 21120
Elden E. Ristenpart C331 Med 331 E. 147th PL Harvey, III. 60426
Rowland R. Kitts, B 592 FA Box 536 Oak Hill Dallas, Pa. 18612
John G. Robb, D.D.S. D/422nd REG. 238 De Vore Drive Meadville, PA 16335
W. Dudley Robbins 3rd BN. Box 337 HQ/422 Willard, N. Carolina 28478
Lt. Col. T. M. Roberts, DHQ P.O. Box 9151 Bridgeport, Conn. 06601
Wesley E. Robinson C-422-424 2026 San Jose Ave. Shively, KY 4Q216
Dr. J. G. Rodriguez, C/422 1550 Beacon Hill Road Lexington, KY 40504
Paul H. Roehrich, SV/422 Grove, Oklahoma 74344
William E. Rogers, CN /422 548 Havertree Hazelwood, Missouri 63042
Louis P. Rossi, H/424 1200 N. Lamb Blvd.-Lot 110 Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
Joseph T. Salerno, B-423 124 Florence Place S. Plainfield, NJ 07080.
L. Orvis Samples SV-59, 405 W. 25th Street Belle, W. Va. 25015
Robert E. Sandberg A-81 st Eng 1786 Saunders Avenue St. Paul, Minn. 55116
Eugene L. Saucerman D-422nd R.R. #23 - Box 82 Terre Haute, Indiana 47802
John J. Scalissi, H 424 1706 Regent Street Madison Wisc. 53704
Fred Schieferstein, A 424 431 Madison Hill Road Clark, NJ 07066
Robert W. Scheffel 2219 N. Park Grand island, Neb. 68801
John P. Schlesser SERV-591 11603 W. 206th Ave, Lowell, Ind. 46356
Sherry Schock, Associate 4620 West Kral! St. Glendale, Arizona 85301
N. Schroeder, SV-11 5849 W. 107th Street Chicago Ridge, III. 60415
???puller, B/422 xford Drive Itrnnah, Georgia 31405
Phillip F. Schutte, F-424 2415 Otter Dr. Warren, Mich. 48092
Murray A. Schwartz, C/423 47 Wellington Place Amityville, NY 11701
Allie M. Scott 1stBN., HDQ.Co 306 N. Cummings St. 423 Fulton, Mississippi 38843
Earl A. Scott HQ589-HQ106 6414 Monument Ave. Richmond, VA 23226
Robert L. Scranton, K 424 9441 Lee Road Brighton, Mich. 48116
Thomas F. Scurry H0.13rd Bn. 424th REG. 222 King Charles Road Columbia, S.C. 29209
Fred A. Sebastinelli, DHQ 184 Avila Street San Francisco, Calif. 94123

? Saevers t3(, HQ 422 316 RT #2, -. <1: casville, Ohio 45648

Mike P. Serino SV/591st FA 619 South Ocean Blvd. Surf Side Beach S.C. 29577
Leon J. Setter, HQ/422 3825 Grail Wichita, Kansas 67218
Michael G. SgrignoliSV-592Fa 125 North 24th Street Camp Hill, Pa. 17011
John F. Shalhoub, G/424 28172 Ten Mile Farmington, Mich. 48024
James E. Shirley Columbia, KY 42728
John F. Simons 15838 Hornell St. Whitter, Calif. 90602
Nicholas Sinco, 0/591 F.A. 31-'6 Kennedy Blvd. Jersey City, NJ 07306

?ley W. Salback, HQ-422 13 Temnle Dr. anford, FL 32771

David B. Slayton, A 422 648 Terrylyn Place Long Beach, Calif. 90807
George J. Slykhouse C/591 FA 2021 Ontonagon St., S.E. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49506
Robert O. Skoocy, 4424 36 Summer Battle Creek, Mich. 49015
Charles L. Smith, D/422 P.O. Box 324 Fort Loudon, PA 17224
Edward J. Smith, M-423 Parish, NY 13131
Kenneth E. Smith, 590 F.A. 16 Kurthwood Road Leesville, LA 71446
Mervin S. Smith, A/424 1208 Tanager Street Kerrville, Texas 78028
Myron Smith, 592nd FA 632 Park Street Waupun, Wisc. 53963
Lester S. Smyth, DIV ARTY 505 Chadwick Road Timonium, MD 21093
Walter M. Snyder A-589 FA 2901 Dunmore Road Apt. F-4 Dundalk, MD 21222
Emil M. Solecki, SVC 592 98 Wood Port Road Sparta, NJ 07871
Loren E. Souers, 424 1200 Harter Bank Bldg. Canton, Ohio 44702
Robert L. Spade, I-1/424 5842 Wiltshire Drive Windsor Park Columbus, Georgia 31903
Reggie Spainhour, 4423 8855 Broad St. Rural Hall NC 27045
Norman S. Spayd, H 423 1518 Schuylkill Ave. Reading, PA 19601
Otto H. Spies106th Signal Co. 420 Willow Road Wauconda, III. 60084
Donald J. Stone, C-589 FA 1505 E. Memorial Drive Janesville, Wisc. 53545
Alfred C. Stover, F422 2923 Concord St. Sarasota, Fla. 23581
Peter P. Stranko, A 423 595 El Camino Real North Space #137 Salinas, CA 93907
Ted J. Straub, M/422ND 948 Chestnue Ridge Road Morgantown, W. VA 26505
John Stribrny, AT/424th 12639 Timerlane Drive Palos Park, III. 60464
James B. Strickland, K/424 P.O. Box 56 Babson Park, FL 33827
Richard M. Sullivan, C.I.C. 5870 Sapadilla Lane Box 522 St. James City, FL 33956
Geo. F. Sutter, AT-423 9148 El?nwood Drive Munster, Ind. 47321
Carl Tatman, A/159TH 2501 Jerome Blvd. Racine, Wisconsin 53403
Lee B. Taylor, K-424TH P.O. Box 16 Anderson, S.C. 29621
James Teason, MD-423 419 Huntington Lane Elmhurst, III. 60126
James E. Teel, A 424 #5 Pearl Street Port Norris, N.J. 08349
Howard J. Terrio 1-424 & K-424 4429 Briarwood Road Columbia, S.C. 29206
The New York Public Liby Div. P. Grand Central Station P.O. Box 2240 New York, NY 10017
Warren H. Thomas, H/423 327 Laurel Spring Drive Columbia, S.C. 29206
Wm. T. Thorn, L-422 1604 N. Breiel Blvd. Middletown, Ohio 45042
Cecil B. Tipton, A/589 FA 1341 Parrish Avenue Hamilton, Ohio 45011

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Harrison C. Tissot, C-422 6510 Murray Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
Ed A. Tobis, B-592 9854 Sterling Allen Park, Mich. 48101
Earl L. Todd, B-81 ENG. 330 Camden Court Evansville, Ind. 47715
Ryan E. Tomlinson Hq.Co/423 5928 North Trenhoim Columbia, S.C. 29206
Frank Trautman, 0-422 80 E. Summit Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022
Arthur J. Tribout, G424 1447 N. 42nd Street E. St. Louis, III. 62204
Leland J. Turley, H /423 4404 West Archer Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127
Louis W. Tury, Jr. A/424thReg 1481 Mill Street Lincoln Park, MI 48146
Rollin L. Twining, HQ-424 19 Lennox, Dr. Binghamton, N.Y. 13903
Bernard Uebel, B-422 21 Clarissa Drive Hicksville, NY 11801
Raymond K. Untiedt C/423rd 1409 South Franklin New Ulm, Minn. 56073
Floyd D. Uthman, E/424TH 140 Claridge Drive Coraopolis, PA 15108
Steve Varhola, D/424 6650 Royal Palm Blvd. Apartment 309C Margate, FL 33863
Harry R. Vernon, Jr. HQ-591st 1393 Lake Road FA Conneaut, Ohio 44030
Russell H. Villwock 106 SIG 6908 W. Higgins Ave. Chicago, III. 60656
Louis J. Vincent, A 424 2133 Center Street Stevens Point, Wisc. 54481
Robert F. Walker, D 422 598 Terrace Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45220
Wm. A. Wallace G/424th Reg. 736 South Main Fort Scott, Kansas 66701
Charles S. Walsh SV-592 FA 1001 Chews Landing Road Ashland Terrace Voorhees, NJ 08043
Pressyle Walters, Associate 101 Palmetto M.H. Park Kings Hwy. & Westchester Charlotte Harbor, FL 33950
N. ‘Duke' Ward HQ-81 ENG. 3784 Ardsley Court Marietta, GA 30062
Glenn W. Warner C-81st Engrs 2519 - 15th Avenue Moline, III. 61265
Clarence E. Warren Co A-81st 111 Goodrich St. ENGR Kewanee, III. 61443
Joseph A. Wasik, G/423 23 White Oak Road Shelton, Connecticut 06484
Col. Jewell K. Watt DHQ-IG R.F.D. #1 Tecumseh, Kansas 66542
James M. Wattam, D-422 12518 Rosebud Dr. Rockville, MD 20853
George T. Weaver MED-422 P.O. Box 35 Goble, Oregon 97048
Frederick G. Weisser, Jr. 2nd 141 Park Ave. Bn Hq Co 422 Manhasset, NY 11030
Harry J. Welsh, Sr., K-424 24 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19119
James E. Wells C/81st Engrs. Rt. #3 - Box 511 Hephzibah, GA 30815
E.C. White, Jr., C 591 Box 465 Whiteface, Texas 79379
Frederick L. Wilkerson M/422 409 Center Street Washington Grove, MD 20880
Fred Williams, D/423 Route 2, Box 82 Grand Ridge, FL 32442
John D. Wilson, D & H-422 331 East 59th St. Hialeah, FL 33013
Edward S. WitheeA-81st Engr. Box 514 Goshen, Conn. 06756
Stanley A. Wojtusik 9639 Wissinoming St," Philadelphia, PA 1911
Wilburn L. Wood SERV/422nd 1850 S. Ocean Blvd. Apartment 910 Pompano Beach, FL 33062
Robert T. Woodruff, DHQ i410 D. Springfield Pike Cincinnati, Ohio 45215
R. E. Woods, G-424 2712 Summit St. Bethel Park, PA 15102
Brig. Gen. F. A. Woolfley CG 932 Solomon Place New Orleans, LA 70119
Van S. Wyatt, G-424 602 West 8th St. Benton, KY 1/41/2?1/2t
David S. Wyman, M.D. D/422 253 Ludlow Street Portland, Maine 04102
Bernard P. Wytko, 589 F.A. 15 Beechurst Avenue Morgantown, W. VA 26505
James N. Yamazaki Med "e":1 6540 Forbes Avenue, -- Van Nuys, CA 91406
Robert York, D-422 142 East Scyamore Grayville, III. 62844
Geo. K. Zak, D&M-422 11023 Kingston St. Westchester, III. 60153
Mike Zenn, D/423 1856 Cover Drive Poland, Ohio 44514
Gordon B. Zicker, HQ 423 6 Sunrise Drive Montvale, NJ 07645
Thomas E. Zimmerman Assoc. 1262 Lavall Drive Gambrills, MD 21054
Edward F. Zoll, HQ-424 1016 Milford N.E. Canton, Ohio 44714
S. Harry Zorn, 106-55 Camelotall 10185 Collins Ave. Bal Harbor, FL 33154
Jack Zuckerman, C/423rd 71-23 167th Street Flushing, NY 11365, 1111

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Index for This Document

?abson, ?, 41
100th Inf. Div., 34
106th Div., 3, 24, 34
106th Div. Arty, 34
106th Div. Arty., 34
106th Rcn. Trp., 28
106th Sig. Co., 44
48th Signal Heavy Construction BN, 36
589th FA, 46
589th FA BN, 41, 46
590th FA BN, 43, 45
591st FA, 36, 37, 48
591st FA BN, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 48
592nd FA, 41, 44, 45, 47, 50
592nd FA BN, 39, 48
806th Ord., 44
81st Engr., 44, 46, 50
Adamowicz, ?Eve T., 39
Adams, John, 39
Adams, John , Jr., 39
Agostini, Orfeo E., 39
Aiello, Gabriel, 39
Akins, James N., 39
Alexander, William G., 39
Allen, Orval O., 39
Amsterdam, 28
Anderson, Avis, 6
Anderson, Francis E., 40
Anderson, Gerald J., 40
Andrews, Lowry B., 39
Antwerp, 24
Ardennes, 24, 36
Ardennes Cemetery, 24
Armington, Donald R., 1, 39
Arminio, Anthony, 39
Arminton, Mr. & Mrs. Don, 5
Arvanis, Harry, 39
Austin, Clifford N., 39
Austin, Mr. & Mrs. Robert, 5
Austria, 24
Axelrod, George, 39
Axon, Harold L., 39
Baker, Bill, 38
Baker, C., 16
Baker, Mr. & Mrs. W. C., 5
Baker, Sue, 38
Baker, W. C., 39
Baker, W.C., 18
Balke, Gene S., 39
Ballerstein, Robert J., 39
Bandurak, Mr. & Mrs. Walt, 5
Bandurak, Walt, 3
Bandurak, Walt & Lill, 12
Bandurak, Walter, 12, 18, 39
Barlow, Franklin S., 39
Barlow, Mr. & Mrs. Franklin, 5
Barnes, L. Preston, 39
Barnett, Herald A., 39
Bartz, Richard E., 39
Bastogne, 24
Battle of The Bulge, 9
Battle Of The Bulge, 28, 34
Bavaro, Saverio, 39
Beals, Carol, 5
Beals, Mrs. Carol W., 39
Bean, David A., 39
Behr, Richard H., 39
Belgium, 9, 10, 14, 23, 41
Bell, Roger W., 39
Bendick, Harry J., 39
Berger, Othmar, 37
Berlin, 41
Berne, 46
Bickford, Mr. & Mrs. Tom, 5
Bickford, Thomas, 39
Bied, Dan, 38, 39
Bieze, John H., 39
Bieze, Mr. & Mrs. John, 5
Biles, C. W., 39
Black, Doris G., 37
Black, Rev. Ewell C., 39
Black, T. Wayne, 23, 39
Black, Wayne, 16, 18
Black, William, 36, 39
Blakney, Roger W., 39
Blasher, William S., 39
Bleialf, 34
Bobel, Donald, 39
Bobel, Donald C., 30
Bookheimer, Merrill E., 39
Bottoms, Ira G., 39
Boucouvalas, William S., 39
Bowman, Byrne A., 39
Boyle, Father, 4, 9, 20
Boyle, Rev. Edward T., 5, 40
Braaten, Nels, 28, 40
Brackett, James E., 40
Bradfield, Ken, 1, 18, 23
Bradfield, Kenneth W., 1, 40
Bradfield, Mr. & Mrs. Ken, 5
Bradley, L. B., 5, 40
Bradley, Mr. & Mrs. L. B., 5
Brazill, Myles, 40
Breite, Victor W., 40
Britton, Avis & Ben, 21
Britton, Ben, 12, 16
Britton, Benjamin B., 1, 40
Britton, Mr. & Mrs. Ben, 5
Broth, Mrs. Dorothy R., 40
Brummer, Harold J., 40
Brunswick, 44
Brussels, 24
Brutus, Glen J., 40
Bryant, Jack, 40
Bryant, Mr. & Mrs. Jack, 5
Buescher, James W., 40
Bullard, Mrs. Margaret, 40
Burkes, Robert A., 40
Burmatz, Clarence, 14
Burnham, Fred, 6, 40
Burnite, Clarance, 40
Burnitz, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence, 5
Burrell, James V., 40
Buschemeyer, C. M., 40
Butler, Harry W., 40
Butterbaugh, Leonard J., 40
Byerley, Robert H., 40
Bynum, F. G., 40
Byrd, Austin L., 40
Byrd, Austin L., Jr., 40
Call, George, 40
Caminito, Joseph, 40
Camp Ziegelei-Bernhard, 32
Cariano, Mr. & Mrs. Sam, 6
Cariano, Sam, 40
Carner, W. E., 40
Carpenter, Ben, 6, 40
Carter, Fred, 40
Carter, Mr. & Mrs. Fred, 6
Cavender, Col. Charles C., 34, 40
Chase, Fred, 3
Chase, Fred B., 1, 18, 40
Chase, Mr. & Mrs. Fred, 6
Clark, Chris T., 40
Clark, Dr., 10
Clark, Dr. & Mrs. James, 6
Clark, Dr. James, 12
Clark, James I., 2, 41
Clark, Walter C., 40
Coffey, Doug, 10, 12
Coffey, Doug S., 40
Coffey, Douglas S., 1, 10, 14, 16, 18
Coffey, Douglass S., 2
Cohen, Allen T., 40
Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Allen, 6
Collier, James E., 40
Collins, Mr. & Mrs. Virgil, 6
Collins, Sherod, 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, 12, 15, 18, 24, 40
Collins, Virgil L., 2, 40
Connelly, Michael E., 40
Conner, Milton M., 40
Cooper, Louis M., 40
Copp, Carl, 36
Correll, Michelle, 8
Corrigan, Chas K., 40
Cozzani, Anthony, 40
Crank, Mel N., 41
Crawford, Dean, 32
Crawford, Dean F., 41
Creamer, Raymond J., 41
Crocker, John S., 41
Crosby, Boyd L., 41
Crosby, Lloyd R., 41
Crossman, Les, 6
Crossman, Lester W., 41
Crozier, Wm. R., 41
Curcione, Emil, 41
Curnow, Edward L., 41
Dahlen, William S., 41
Daluisio, Carman, 41
Dargon, Paul, 41
Datte, Charles, 41
Datte, Mr. & Mrs. Charles, 5
Davidson, Betty, 41
Davis, James T., 41
Davis, Louis, 41
Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Jim, 6
de St. Aubin, Robert A., 41
DeChiara, Joseph A., 41
DeHeer, Mr. & Mrs. Dick, 6
DeHeer, Richard, 41
DeHeer, Richard G., 41
DeLaval, Dr., 41
Delzell, Bill S., 41
Descheneaux, Col. Geo. L., 41
Dever, Martin J., 41
Dickard, G. E., 41
Dingledine, Mr. & Mrs. Les, 6
Dismarski, Laddie J., 36
Div. Arty, 45, 46, 47, 48
Dobe, Francis J., 41
Dohoney, William P., 41
Dolitsky, Libby K., 41
Donovan, Mr. & Mrs. William, 6
Donovan, W. J., 41
Donovon, Blanche & Bill, 38
Dorosky, Thomas, 41
Dorosky, Tom, 6, 20, 38
Dorsey, J. R., 41
Duderstadt, 32
Earle, Mahlon O., 41
Easterling, James R., 41
Eidelman, Herbert, 41
Elston, Floyd L., 41
Enlow, J. Russell, 41
Enlow, Mr. & Mrs. Russell, 6
Erie, 21
Evans, Wilbur D., 41
Eyler, Kenneth W., 41
Facey, Kenneth B., 41
Fischer, John J., 41
Fisher, Robert W., 35, 41
Fitzgerald, Gilbert M., 30, 41
Flaig, Robert G., 41
Fleming, Harold A., 42
Fleming, John P., 42
Flick, Robert F., 42
Flickenger, Harold, 36
Flynn, Bill, 34
Flynn, S/Sgt. Bill, 34
Flynn, William J., 42
Forbes, Fontaine C., 42
Ford, James P., 42
Fort Jackson, 28, 32, 34
Fort Jackson, South Carolina, 34
Foster, E. Bruce, 42
Fox, Tom, 38, 42
Frampton, D. B., 42
Franek, Frank, 42
Frank, Florian R., 42
Frank, Mr. & Mrs. Florian, 6
Frankel, Jerome L., 42
Frankini, Richard A., 42
Freed, Charles, 42
Freedman, Henry, 42
Freudenstat, 24
Fritz, John, 12, 42
Fritz, John R., 2
Fritz, Mr. & Mrs. John, 6
Ft. Jackson, 28, 36
Gallagher, John, 3, 6, 10, 16
Gallagher, John I., 1, 2, 18, 42
Garn, Charles S., 2, 42
Garn, Mr. & Mrs. Chuck, 6
Gasses, Joe, 6, 18
Gasses, Joseph J., 2, 42
Germany, 24
Gibson, Charles R., 42
Gibson, Mr. & Mrs. Charles, 6
Gilder, Robert A., 42
Gillespie, John M., 42
Gioia, Patrick J., 42
Giroux, Dan, 9, 13, 20
Gish, David J., 42
Glen, Bruce F., 42
Glenney, Walter S., 42
Glider, Bob & Jean, 24
Gollhofer, Earl A., 42
Gommel, Al, 28
Gorcus, Harry, 42
Gossom, Neil M., 42
Grass, Emil A., 42
Gregory, W. Leo, 42
Gross, Matthew M., 42
Haas, Milton G., 42
Hagen, Edwin P., 42
Haimann, Edward E., 42
Halsey, Thomas A., 42
Hampton, Benic Preston, 42
Hanover, 46
Harm, Ray, 14
Harm, Raymond T., 42
Harms, Ray, 6
Harris, Abner, 42
Harris, Ike, 36
Harris, Isham A., Jr., 36
Harris, Mr. & Mrs. Abner, 6
Harris, Rev. Isham A., 42
Harris, William B., 42
Hartzell, Bertram E., 42
Hatch, H. M. 'Jim', 42
Hayden, Norman W., 42
Healan, Henry D., 42
Heath, Byron P., 42
Heidepriem, Herbert, 6
Heidepriem, Herbert A., 14, 42
Helmbreck, Arthur J., 42
Hemelt, William G., 42
Hemming, Clare & Jim, 13
Hemming, Forrest W., 43
Henderson, Charles, 6, 43
Heneghan, Leo L., 43
Henning, Clara & Jim, 21
Henning, James & Claire, 9
Henning, James W., 43
Henning, Jim, 4, 5
Henning, Jim & Clare, 3
Henning, Mr. & Mrs. Jim, 6
Henson, E. Glenn, 14
Henson, Lt. Col. E. G., 43
Henson, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn, 6
Hereth, Lee J., 43
Hesse, J. Francis, 43
Hester, Kenneth T., 43
Hill, Frank J., 43
Hiltbrand, Walter F., 43
Hoenemeyer, John H., 43
Hohenadel, Frank A., 43
Hohenstein, John J., 43
Holden, Robert R., 43
Holder, Harry L., 43
Holder, Mr. & Mrs. Harry, 6
Holland, 47
Hollar, James T., 43
Hollar, James T. (Alexander), 32
Hollar, T/5 Thurston, 32
Hollar, Thurston, 32
Holloway, Mary Senn, 43
Hornsby, Irving R., 43
Hotel Rathskeller, 12
Houseman, Don M., 43
Houston, William C., 43
Howard, John W., 43
Howe, Lawrence, 36
Howell, Bob, 24
Howell, Mr. & Mrs. Bob, 6
Howell, Robert, 12
Howell, Robert F., 2, 43
Hulbert, Carl M., 43
Hulkonen, Arthur A., 43
Hutcherson, Jim, 38
Iwamoto, George, 43
Jefferies, Wm. H., 43
Jessee, Robert D., 43
Jochems, Richard B., 43
Johnson, Albert A., 43
Johnson, Benj. F., 43
Johnson, Cecil, 31
Johnson, Cecil O., 43
Johnson, Vincent M., 43
Johnson, Wm., 43
Jones, Alan, 32
Jones, Alan W., 43
Jones, Alan W., Jr., 43
Jones, Alys P., 43
Jones, Edwin N., 43
Jones, George W., 43
Jurgensen, Fred H., 43
Jurgensen, Mr. & Mrs. Fred, Jr., 6
Jurgensen, Mr. & Mrs. Fred, Sr., 6
Juster, Irvin, 43
Kane, James J., 43
Kane, Roger M., 36, 43
Kaufman, Geo H., 43
Kaufman, George, 30
Kaufmann, R. C., 43
Keefe, John J., 44
Keenan, Peter E., 29, 44
Kellams, Darrell, 44
Kelly, Edmond D., 44
Kelly, John H., 44
Kelly, Robert E., 44
Kemp, R. F., 43
Kennedy, Glen N., 44
Kenney, Francis T., 44
Kephart, Herbert D., 44
Kershner, Jesse, 34, 44
Kersteiner, Don W., 44
Kersten, Joseph A., 44
Ketterer, John E., 44
Kirk, Charles L., 44
Kitts, Rowland R., 47
Klett, James R., 44
Knox, Sgt. Major, 9
Koehler, Franklin R., 44
Kohtz, Robert A., 44
Kondrat, Mr. & Mrs. John, 8
Krafchik, Joseph, 44
Kreuser, Leo P., 44
Kriz, Howard W., 44
Krupinski, Sylvester, 44
Kucharz, John, 44
Kuizema, Harold, 44
Kuizema, Jessica, 38
Kuizema, Mr. & Mrs. Harold, 6
Kwaczek, Carl S., 44
Lackey, Vaden, 44
Lada, Ted, 44
Lang, Elmer F., 44
Lange, Elmer F., 44
Laphan, Charles G., 44
Laphem, Charles, 38
Lasater, Lena & Marvin, 26
Lasater, Mr. & Mrs. Marvin, 8
LeClere, Georgia, 44
Lee, F. H., 44
Leibowitz, Samuel, 44
Leisse, Leo R., 44
Leisse, Robert E., 44
Leswing, Phillip R., 44
Letellier, L. S., Jr., 44
Lewis, Charles R., 44
Libman, Oliver E., 44
Libmen, Mr. & Mrs. Oliver, 6
Likins, Robert A., 44
Lindsay, Curtis L., 44
Lineberger, Wm. M., 44
Lion In The Way, 12, 30
Little, Cy., 44
Litvin, Joseph, 44
Livesey, Herbert B., Jr., 44
Loos, Arthur E., 44
Lopardo, Patsy J., 44
Lopez, Hugh V., 34, 44
Lothrop, Oliver A., 44
Lothrop, Oliver A., Jr., 44
Loveless, John, 44
Lowery, Thomas M., 44
Lowith, Allen L., 45
Lucsay, Bill, 4, 5, 13
Lucsay, Bill & Florence, 3
Lucsay, Florence & Bill, 21
Lucsay, Mr. & Mrs. William, 6
Lucsay, William, 45
Lucsay, William & Florence, 9
Luzzie, Edward L., 45
Maclean, Kenneth R., 45
Manager, Thomas G., 45
Manahan, Elizabeth, 45
Mansfield, H. E., 45
Mansfield, H. E., Jr., 28
Mansfield, Horace E., 2, 10, 18
Marche, 41
Marcus, Gilbert, 45
Martin, Walter W., 45
Massaro, Lt. Col. J. M., 38
Mathe, Mr. & Mrs. Vince, 8
Matthews, Col. J. C., Jr., 45
Matthews, Joe, 4, 6
Matthews, Joseph, 12, 16
Matthews, Joseph C., 18
Matthews, Joseph C., Jr., 1
Maul, ?, 45
Maw, Thomas J., 45
Maw, Tom, 6
Maxson, Robert E., 45
May, Roger A., 45
McCarty, Howard S., 45
McCormack, B. B., Jr., 45
McCullough, Kay, 7
McCullough, Ken, 7
McCullough, Lyle K., 45
McCullough, Mr. & Mrs. Lyle, 6
McDaniel, Clyde, 45
McDowell, Harriet, 6
McKee, Henry H., 45
McKeever, Joseph V., 45
McMacher, Gen., 38
McMahon, Brig. Gen. Leo T., 45
McMahon, Gen., 37
McMahon, Leo, 3
McMahon, Leo & Wilda, 26
McMahon, Leo. T., 10, 18
McMillan, Mr. & Mrs. Paul, 6
McMillan, Paul, 14, 45
Meagher, James L., 45
Memorials, 1, 12, 16, 18
Meola, Joseph A., 45
Merz, O. Paul, 45
Meyers, Dale L., 45
Middleton, Jack, 8
Middleton, John A., 45
Mikalauskis, John L., 45
Mikalauskis, Mr. & Mrs. John, 8
Miller, Elman, 45
Miller, Gene L., 45
Miller, Robert J., 45
Mills, Eric R., 46
Mills, Mr. & Mrs. Richard, 6
Monroe, Jack, 46
Moon, William P., 46
Moritz, Adolph G., 46
Morrison, R. B., 46
Mosher, Michael S., 46
Mosko, Theodore, 46
Mosley, Chaplain, 10
Mosley, Ronald A., 46
Mosley, Ronald Rev., 14
Mosley., Rev. Ronald, 6
Mosolf, William J., 45
Moyer, George, 6
Moyer, George C., 45
Mueller, M. J., 45
Mueller, William H., 45
Munich, 24
Munley, Thomas, 30
Munster, 48
Murley, Thomas C., 45
Murphy, Ralph J., 45
Murray, George, Jr., 45
Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Geo., 8
Mustacchio, Vincent J., 46
Myers, Larry, 46
Nash, John B., 46
Neigus, Irwin, 46
Normandy, 20, 44
Nusbaum, Alfred S., 46
Oeischia, Albert C., 46
Olman, Wanold, 8
Olman, Wanold D., 14, 46
Osborn, George M., 46
Osciak, Stephen, 46
Padgett, Carroll D., 46
Parker, Arthur C., 45
Parker, Maj., 26
Parkers Crossroad, 26
Parquette, Roland, 45
Parr, Marvin J., 45
Patterson, F. D., 45
Pettit, Kenneth, 45
Pettus, William R., 46
Peyser, Charles S., 46
Pfister, Howard Francis, 36
Phillips, George F., 46
Pierce, Bob, 9
Pierce, Bob, Sr., 1
Pierce, Mr. & Mrs. Robert, 8
Pierce, Robert W., Sr., 1, 18
Pierce, Robt. W., 46
Pierce, Waldo B., 46
Piha, Morris R., 46
Pinney, Gordon B., 46
Plenge, Edward C., 46
Poland, 50
Ponza, Frank, 46
Popenhagen, Ginnie, 6
Praznik, Louis, 46
Prewett, Ed. A., 46
Prewett, Edward, 17
Prewett, Edward A., 17
Price, David S., 46
Priebe, Ed A., 46
Priebe, Edward A., 30
Prim, Archie C., 31, 46
Prokorym, Casimir T., 46
Prokorym, Mr. & Mrs. Casimir, 8
Puett, Col. J. F., 46
Puett, Joseph F., 3, 10, 18, 38
Purdy, Edmund C., 46
Puskarich, Charles, 8
Puskarich, Chuck, 14
Puzio, Joseph, 47
Randall, William W., 47
Randol, Richard L., 47
Randol, Robert L., 47
Rarick, Clayt, 38
Rarick, Clayton, 8
Rarick, Clayton F., 47
Rauch, Victor, 47
Ravdin, A., 47
Redmond, Dean T., 47
Reece, Raymond F., 47
Reed, Raymond J., 47
Regier, Donald, 47
Rehman, Christopher, 36
Reid, Capt. Charles, 34
Reid, Capt. Charles B., 34
Reilly, Viola, 32
Reilly, Viola K., 46
Reunions, 18
Rhine, 24
Rhine Falls, 24
Richards, Chas. W., 46
Richards, Roy, 46
Ridings, Florence, 36
Rigby, Edward W., 34, 46
Riggs, Col. Thomas J., 46
Riggs, Thomas J., Jr., 26, 46
Ringer, Bob, 8
Ringer, Robert C., 46
Rinkema, George, 47
Rinkema, George & Dorothy, 4
Ristenpart, Elden E., 47
Riviera, 43
Robb, John G., 47
Robbins, W. Dudley, 47
Roberts, Lt. Col. T. M., 47
Robinson, Mr. & Mrs. W.E., 8
Robinson, Wesley E., 47
Rodriguez, Dr. J. G., 47
Roehrich, Mr. & Mrs. Paul, 8
Roehrich, Paul H., 14, 47
Rogers, William E., 47
Rossi, Louis P., 47
Roster, 11, 39
Roth, Nathan M., 46
Rothenburg, Germany, 24
Rusch, Marvin H., 46
Rusch, Mr. & Mrs. Marvin, 8
Russell, J. B., 46
Russin, Peter, 47
Rutland, Roger M., 47
Rutt, Marty, 8
Rutt, Robert, 8
Rutt, Robert E., 47
Rydzinski, Edward, 47
Rydzinski, Mr. & Mrs. Ed, 8
Saevers, ?, 48
Salback, ?Ley W., 48
Salerno, Joseph T., 47
Salzburg, 24
Samples, L. Orvis, 47
Sandberg, Mr. & Mrs. Robert, 8
Sandberg, Robert E., 47
Saucerman, Eugene L., 3, 47
Saucerman, Gene, 12
Saucerman, Mr. & Mrs. Gene, 8
Saucerman, Sandy, 8
Scalissi, Mr. & Mrs. John, 8
Scheffel, Robert W., 47
Schieferstein, Fred, 47
Schlesser, Jack & Karin, 4
Schlesser, John P., 47
Schnee Eifel, 32, 34
Schock, Sherry, 47
Schroeder, N., 47
Schutte, Mr. & Mrs. Phil, 8
Schutte, Phillip F., 47
Schwartz, Murray A., 47
Scott, Allie M., 47
Scott, Earl A., 47
Scranton, Mr. & Mrs. Bob, 8
Scranton, Robert, 9, 10, 14, 18
Scranton, Robert L., 3, 47
Scurry, Thomas F., 47
Sebastinelli, Fred A., 47
Serino, Mike P., 48
Setter, Leon J., 48
Seville, John G., 39
Sgrignoli, Michael G., 48
Shalhoub, John F., 33, 48
Shalhoub, Mr. & Mrs. John, 8
Shirley, James E., 48
Simons, John F., 48
Sinco, Nicholas, 48
Skoocy, Robert O., 48
Slayton, David B., 48
Slykhouse, George J., 48
Smith, Charles, 8
Smith, Charles L., 48
Smith, Edward J., 48
Smith, Kenneth E., 48
Smith, Mervin S., 48
Smith, Myron, 48
Smyth, Lester S., 48
Snyder, Walter M., 48
Solecki, Emil M., 48
Soleuki, Emil, 38
Souers, Loren E., 48
Southampton, 29, 44
Spade, Robert L., 48
Spayd, Norman S., 48
Spies, Otto H., 48
St. Anton, 24
St. Vith, 9, 12, 24, 32
St. Vith, Belgium, 9, 12
Stone, Donald J., 48
Stover, Alfred C., 48
Stranko, Peter P., 48
Straub, Mr. & Mrs. Ted, 8
Straub, Ted J., 48
Stribrny, John, 48
Strickland, James B., 48
Stuttgart, 24
Sullivan, Richard M., 48
Sutter, Geo. F., 48
Szeszel, Mr. & Mrs. Ed, 8
Tatman, Carl, 48
Taylor, Lee B., 48
Teason, James, 48
Teason, Mr. & Mrs. Jim, 8
Teel, James E., 48
Terrio, Howard J., 48
Thomas, Warren, 32
Thomas, Warren H., 48
Thorn, Wm. T., 48
Tipton, Cecil B., 26, 48
Tissot, Harrison C., 50
Tobis, Ed A., 50
Todd, Earl L., 50
Tomlinson, Ryan, 32
Tomlinson, Ryan E., 50
Trautman, Frank, 50
Trautman, Frank S., 29
Tribout, Arthur J., 50
Turley, Leland J., 50
Tury, Louis W., Jr., 50
Twining, Rollin L., 50
Uebel, Bernard, 50
Untiedt, Mr. & Mrs. Ray, 8
Untiedt, Raymond K., 50
Uthman, Floyd D., 50
Vaduz, Lichtenstein, 24
Varhola, Steve, 50
Vernon, Harry R., 50
Vielsalm, 41
Vien, 24
Villwock, Jackie & Russ, 21
Villwock, Mr. & Mrs. Russell, 8
Villwock, Russ, 4, 10, 12, 28
Villwock, Russ & Jackie, 3
Villwock, Russell, 5, 9, 18
Villwock, Russell & Jackie, 9
Villwock, Russell H., 1, 3, 18, 50
Vincent, Louis J., 50
Walker, Mr. & Mrs. Bob, 8
Walker, Robert F., 3, 50
Walsh, Charles, 38
Walsh, Charles S., 50
Ward, N. ‘Duke', 50
Warner, Glenn W., 50
Warren, Clarence E., 50
Wasik, Joseph A., 50
Watt, Col. Jewell K., 50
Wattam, James M., 50
Weaver, George T., 50
Weisser, Frederick G., Jr., 50
Wells, James E., 50
Wells, Jim & Maydean, 20
Wells, Mr. & Mrs. Jim, 8
Welsh, Harry J., 50
Weymouth, 44
White, C., 50
White, E. C., 26
White, Mr. & Mrs. E. C., 8
Wilkerson, Frederick L., 50
William, Fred, 50
Williams, Fred, 50
Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Fred, 8
Wilson, John D., 50
Withee, Edward S., 50
Wojtusik, Stanley A., 50
Wood, Mr. & Mrs. Rip, 8
Wood, Wilburn L., 14, 50
Woodruff, Robert T., 50
Woods, R. E., 50
Woolfley, Brig. Gen. F. A., 50
Worsham, Claude, 36
Wyatt, Van S., 50
Wyman, David S., 50
Wytko, Bernard P., 50
Yamazaki, James N., 50
York, Mr. & Mrs. Robert, 8
York, Robert, 50
Zak, Geo. K., 50
Zak, Mr. & Mrs. Geo., 8
Zellam-Zee, 24
Zenn, Mike, 50
Zenn, Mr. & Mrs. Mike, 8
Zicker, Gordon B., 51
Zimmerman, Thomas E., 51
Zoll, Edward F., 51
Zorn, S. Harry, 51
Zuckerman, Jack, 51
Zurich, 24