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| Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 23:00:00 -0600
Subject: PVT Warren W. Hammer From: "The Hammers" <hammer2001@hotmail.com> Hello, I'm looking for anyone who might have
known my grandfather, PVT Warren W. Hammer. I know he served in the 94th
Div. (that's all I know) and I would like to talk to anyone who knew him.
If anyone has any information, please contact me at : hammer2001@hotmail.com
Thank you very much, and thanks for
serving...
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| Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000
From: Shirley (Battcher) Czerniak Subject: lost item In August 1996, I attended the reunion
in Kansas City MO. Upon leaving
I haven't lost a veteran, only my camcorder parts. My e-mail address is: lpcsac@win.bright.net
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| From: Vai1113@aol.com
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2000 Subject: William (Bill) Iverson - Field Artillery Batallion - T/Sgt I would like to know if anyone was in
the same batallion or knew my grandfather William (Bill) Iverson. He was
all over Europe during the Second World war and also later in Japan - guarding
Tojo! I particularly am interested in an incident in Germany in March
1945 when he was awarded the Bronze Medal for heroic achievement. Apparently,
Sgt.Iverson was leading a convoy and encountered a road block and was surrounded.
He hiked up to enemy positions and convinced 80 Germans to surrender based
on the futility of resistance. I have a whole list of other army
personnel who received bronze stars for their heroic achievements. Anyone
out there who knew Bill Iverson,
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| From: DO519@aol.com
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2000 Subject: Gene Hack This is Gene Hack 94th 302nd 3rd Bn logging on looking to say hello to old buddies. Drop me a line at JHACK@cloud9.net ( daughter's id) |
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| From: "Neff, Leonard J" <lneff@amfam.com>
Subject: History of the 376th Infantry Regiment Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 If anyone knows how I can obtain a book entitled "History of the 376th Infantry Regiment between the years of 1921-1945", please contact: Leonard Neff
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| From: "Dan Ahlquist" <ahlquist@paulbunyan.net>
Subject: Jan., 19, 1945, Co. L, 302r. 94th Div. Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2000 I write this message on behalf of my father-in-law, Clyde Statton, Pfc, Co. L, 302r., 94th Div. On the 19th and 20th of January, 1945 Clyde along with a dozen or so fellow soldiers, found themselves trapped in a German bunker they had fought for, taken, retreated from and retaken several times during the 24 hour period preceding the late hours of 1/19/45. Their position was overrun while inside the bunker and the group found themselves trapped. Several hours went by while the Germans attempted to blast the G.I.s from their position. Finally the Germans threaten that the position would be hit full bore with the "eighty-eighties". Facing certain death, a Lieutenant in the group gave the order to surrender. Upon doing so the group was immediately separated from one another, officers, nco's, and pfc's. The new prisoners, many with injuries ranging from gunshot wounds to broken limbs where ordered by their captures to carry the German dead and wounded from the battlefield. The prisoners were then marched away. Clyde was separated from several people he had fought with for a long period of time. One of the soldiers captured the same day was the Platoon Sgt., Marcowski(sp). Clyde believes Sgt., Marcowski was from the state of New York. Clyde would enjoy hearing from Sgt. Marcowski or anyone else from Co. L, 302r. who survived the fighting of 1/19/45. Thank-you!
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| From: Framegame@aol.com
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 Subject: Pvt. Robert L. Fenn - Co "C" 302d Infantry
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| From: "lemieux" <gdjl@athenet.net>
Subject: search for grandpa Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 Hello, My grandfather served in the 94th, in the 301st field artillery division. His name is Raymond Benedict, and he was from Wisconsin. He passed away a few years ago, and we are attempting to put together a war book for the rest of the family and descendents to have as a remembrance. If anyone has any information about him or the 301st. please contact me at debi90@hotmail.com. Thanks so much. Debi Lemieux
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| From: PNJFOSCO@aol.com
Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 Subject: Searching For John D. Fosco First of all, thanks for your valor and patriotism. Searching for info on Private John Fosco from Philadelphia. He was 17 when enlisted. Don't have much info. Remember him saying he was a scout and hung out with some guys from New York and North Jersey. He was hospitalized with Trench Feet. Also remember him saying he ran a gas station after German surrender. Would like to know his movements and various towns he was through. If anyone remembers or can lead me in the right direction I would greatly aprreciate it. I would like to tell his newly born Grandchild about his grandfather and the heroism of the 94th. Thank you |
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| From: "Siress" <bsiress@hcis.net>
Subject: info on 302 regiment co. E Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 Looking for anyone who may have known
my grandfather Leo Baker. He was from Frankfort KY attached to the
302 regiment company E. He was wounded 1-26-45 on the Sinz-Bubingen
road when artillary called in on three German tanks fell short on his position.
1145 Bleich Road
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| From: DennisJS@aol.com
Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2000 Subject: Joe Sumrak By chance did anyone know my father
or anything about CO "C" 778th Tank Batilion? His name was
(Joe) Joseph Mike Sumrak.
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| From: StanMar306@aol.com
Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2000 Subject: 66th div. I was in the 66th black panther div.
and would like to know if it were your
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| From: Georgette450@cs.com
Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 Subject: 94th and the 919th field artillery Eugene A Post I am looking for some one who might
remeber my father Eugene A Post, he was much older then most men,
he enlisted at age 30 that might help, he served as a cannoneer in a crew
in the 919 field artillery of the 94th division, and awarded many medals
hope some one of your members remember him and might have some information
or can share some pictures, thank you for your time and GOD BLESS.
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| From: Curl94@aol.com
Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2000 Subject: New book by a former 94ther In case you have not been notified, there is a new book by a 94th member which was released on March 1st. The book is titled: UNSUNG
VALOR
Dr. Harrison was a member of Company B, 301st Infantry. Book has been released through the University Press of Mississippi. It is available through your local book stores or by calling: 1-800-737-7788. It is a hard cover, $28.00, ISBN I-57806-214-4. The book has not reached our area as yet, but I do have it on order. Tony Unrein |
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| From: AK2A@aol.com
Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2000 Subject: Pvt. Louis Krieger I'm wondering if anyone knew my dad, Pvt Louis Krieger. He served with the 94th division from 1943 till the end of the war. He was, I believe a part of the 919th Field Artillary. He has 3 battle stars and has a Purple Heart as a result of wounds incurred when his own weapon (105mm howitzer) exploded on him. He passed away two years ago, and I
never got to know what he went through, as he didn't like to talk about
it. I know he was a very humane person and never lost sight of the fact
that his enemy was human. This may sound strange but his credentials for
feeling this way were good and he had a right to hate and kill the enemy
because we are Jewish. He told me that he would ask the Germans "where
are all the Jews". He spoke to them in Yiddish which is 14th century German.
They of course never knew. BUT, he told me he tried to save the life of
a dying German soldier
I'm very proud of him, Both for helping to rid the world of A. Hitler and for maintaining his humanity while doing it. If anyone knew him please email me at
ak2a@aol.com
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| From: "Pete & Brenda" <dormehl@netactive.co.za>
Subject: WWII Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 Could you help me please ? I am an author
and need some facts for a novel:
Congratulations on your Wb page.
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