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I am the daughter of Romaine Rusk, who I believe was a Sergeant with the 94th during WWII.  I would love to hear from anyone who may have known my dad or who could share any information regarding the time spent during the war.  Unfortunately, my dad passed away this past December 23 in New York.  Please email me if you have any details that could help me in an effort to piece together his historical scrapbook. Thank you.

Jacqueline Rusk-Finkelstein

I would like to converse with anyone who was in the 94th infantry, 376th
Anti Tank Company who was acquainted with my father,PFC Leonard Neff. My email address is Lneff@amfam.com or you may call collect at (636)441-8682. 

Sir,
 His name is Floyd Womack.  He was in Weapons Platoon, A Co, 376 Inf, 94th Div.  He is still alive and doing well. My email is the POC for this: mikesimonds@netzero.net. Floyd lives in Nocona, Texas today.  I am doing this to try and help him find some old friends if they are still any around.  Thank you for your time!!

Sincerely,

Mike Simonds

I'm sorry to say my dad passed away on May 12, 1998 , I wish I had found this web page before he had died. he would have like it, I know, he didn't talk much about his time in army till his 70s ,but reading some of the stores on your web.page was like listening to his own, he was wounded on 15 March 1945, in Pascal Germany, I never knew till his 70s, he talked of his sergeant getting killed that day, and many others, in his unit CO L 301st INF 94 DIV. he said his time in combat was not long, but every day and night was like a life time. If any one knew my dad, his son says hi.

Wes Bassett
25232 TR. 249
Fresno, Ohio 43824 

I am posting this message for my Dad, Donald T. Smith,  94th Div; 302 Reg., 3rd Battalion, M Company, 2nd Platoon.  Dad would like to hear from any other members or their families.  Dad was Heavy Machine Guns.  3rd Battalion was comprised of Companies I, K, L & M; however, Dad says that he really only knew the fellows in M Company and particularly his platoon.  Heavy losses in the Battle of the Bulge.

Dad recently gave an oral history to a professor from Florida State
University who was doing interviews here in Oregon; it is the first time I've
heard the "whole story" of Dad's experience in the war.  I encourage everyone to write down, videotape, audio tape or tell your stories - you saved so much!
And your stories are important! 

Going through the old photos and trying to scan them so can get copy negatives made, I am amazed at the number of sgts. and staff sgts. in particular that appear to have been in the 302nd but also in other units of the 94th ---any particular reason? I have no idea as to what the chain of command set up was, but seems like an excess amount of ncos. Anyone with any light to shed on this, please contact me. Thanks.
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Wilma Bland
Clint Bland's daughter
wpb52@olynet.com

I am looking for anyone who knew my father during WWII.  His name was Claude Walter Lee and he was a sergeant in Europe in the 94th.  I will be trying to get more exact information to narrow down the search but this is all I know for now.

          Janet Gordon

Thank you all . Dad was with the 94th 1st Bn 376th Inf Reg Company C . His name is Walter Hannon . Anyone remember what platoon ? Did anyone know Hannon?  He was a Staff Sergeant.

Thank you,

        Walter Hannon Jr.  (son)

My name is Kenneth O Houston, formerly PFC Houston, of the 301st Infantry Regiment of the 94th infantry Div.  I am 76 years old and a retired computer Spec. I was wounded in Germany on 4 March, 1945 and returned to the states in June 1945. 

I would appreciate any photos of the area around "Serrig" Germany or where the 94th was from December, 1944 thru May 1945. 
Thanks!

My grandfather is Thomas Williams from Schurz, Nevada who was a member of the 94th Infantry Division, 301st Infantry Regiment.  My daughter is putting together a history report regarding her great-grandpa's service in WWII.  We would love to hear from anyone who may have known him.  He is a Paiute Indian and has lived his life on the Walker River Indian Reservation in Nevada.  Thanks in advance for your help.

My husband  was a member of the 94th all during the war. He started
out at Camp Phillips Kansas.  Served under Gen. Patton. He passed away on Dec. 3, 1993. I would like to hear from someone who may have known him. 

Thanks,

sincerely, 
Marge  Cluette. 

My father was in the 94th Division, 376 Inf. He has been looking for Capt. C. G. Stanley for several months now. Capt. Stanley was from Redding, PA. My father is now 75 and would like very much to hear from anyone from his division, especially Capt. Stanley. If anyone knows of Capt. Stanleys' whereabouts, please e-mail me at aggie57@hotmail.com

Thank-you very much.
Andrea Ellison