Looking for anyone  that may have been connected to my old company in the 94th and that went over with us from camp Drum on the Queen Mary. Would like some screen names or phone  numbers. I got wonded approx Feb 15th with several others including our plt leader Lt Myers. We all got evac. at the same time I guess and then got seperated. Hopeing for some response. Thanks for your help.  Joe Blanchette SFC0785@aol.com

Hello, my grandfather fought with the 94th through towns named Benning and Tetington (I don't know if I have spelled them correctly.)  He was with c376. I would love to surprise him by talking about someone he might have known while he was over there. If anyone recognizes his name, Clive Fisher, or his outfit, could you please drop me a line? I would really appreciate it. Thank you very much, sincerely, Brian Veppert.  FECC@prodigy.net

My name is Joe Blanchette,  I served with the 301'st Regiment, G company, 2nd Bn, 1st Plt  under Lt. Roy Myers.  I got wounded on or about Feb 15, 1945. Looking to Contact any of my Buddies in the 1st Plt who may still be available for E-mail purposes.  Myself and several other buddies including Lt. Myers all suffered wounds due to mine explosions on that same night.  Would appriciate responses from anyone. 

Thank You 

Please send Email Joe Blanchette SFC0785@aol.com

My cousin Jack Marsden was wounded on Jan. 15, 1945 in the town of Wies.  I don't believe the town exists today.  This small hamlet was next to the towns of Nennig and Besch. 

Jack served in "K" Co. of the 376 Regt. his commanding officer was Lt. Dwight Morse, nicknamed "Moose". 

I am very interested in learning more about this action.  I have read the account in the history of the 94th. Infantry Div. but it is very matter of fact, devoid of feeling. If anyone has personal memories of Jack or his friend, Robert Kennedy, who was killed the same day I would be most interested to hear from them. 

Bill Montgomery  WHM27@aol.com
Fremont, California 

Response by SGT Joe Hauer 
Battle for Wies, Germany
The Jack Marsden wartime story

Looking to find information about my dad who was in the 94th. 

Michael (Slats) Buczkowski, who was first assigned to the 39th Infantry in 1940.  Was discharged in Sept. 1945 from the 94th. Div. 8. 
Army serial # 15-043-384. 

Battles and Campaigns:  Northern France, Rhineland, Central Europe Ardennes. 

Please help me find out information about what he went through and something about what he did.  What would be even more fantastic would be someone that knew him.  Dad died in Aug. of 1982. 
Please e-mail to: solcom22@hotmail.com
or call: Bruce Solliday (614)818-9711 

        My name is Robert Marshall, grandson of Jack Jacobsen Jr.-94th inf. div. He has long since passed on, but my memories of him are still with me today. 
         I had no idea he was with the 94th until my grandmother told me a few months back,he arrived in France in september of 1944 and was wounded in the Rhineland sometime in '45.  (I apologize for not being prepared with all the information on him) I know there are many men in the 94th and the chances of someone who knew him are probably quite rare,but in any case; if there is a chance you knew him ,by all means please contact me. 
Robert D. Marshall

Am trying to learn the wherabouts of Robert Ames, one of my buddies from WWII.  We served together in the 94th, 302nd Infantry, Company L.  There were 3 of us that were good friends, the other being Hjalmer Lindberg also called Lindy.  Hjalmer was killed in action January 20, 1945.  I lost contact with Bob in early '46 just after marrying Hjalmer's sister in Wisconsin.  If I remember correctly, Bob was from Marquette Michigan.  Can anyone tell me where he is or what happened to him.

   Thank you for any assistance you can provide. 
Thomas M. Clausi TMClausi@aol.com

So far I haven't been able to learn much, and the records office for the VA in St. Louis has yet to come through with anything.  I did pick up a copy of "History of the 94th Infantry Division", and in that book there is a picture on page 229 that I remember my mother showing me when I was quite young.  That picture shows several medics loading a casualty on a jeep to take him to the rear of the lines.  I think that the medic in the front left of that picture may be my father.  I am wondering if there is anyone in your organization that may have some information concerning the photograph, or possibly direct me to someone that may know something about it, or even about my father in general. 

Thanks again for all the help you have given me in the past, and for any that you may give me in the future.  I believe that our past is too important to let fade, and as a college student working toward a teaching degree in social studies, I have a deep appreciation of our history. 

Gary Williamson   quat@alltel.net
532 North St. 
Meadville, PA  16335 
814-724-8899 

Subject: Thomas Glaser 

My father, PFC Thomas Glaser from Bellaire Ohio (neare Wheeling WV) has expressed some interest in hearing from other members of the I Company, 376th. 
My siblings an I am hopeful that he will attend one of the upcoming chapter meetings or possibly the national meeting. 

If there are any member from I company or the 376th, please call him and encourage him to come to a meeting......  his phone  740-695-9327. 

If someone asks him...... my family and I are sure that he will attend. 

Robert Glaser   NCAutoDeal@aol.com
Holly Springs NC

My Uncle Pfc. William P. Cleary of Yonkers, NY, was with the 376th. He was Killed in Action at Tettingen, Germany on 14 January 1945. 

I am collecting as much info as possible to preserve and pass down through the family.  Is there any way I might locate GIs who knew him? 

Many thanks for your Help, and especially for your service during the war. 
Bill      billo@his.com