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 Posted - 08/26/2004 : 21:06:55
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My uncle, Andrew W. Konitzer, was killed near Foret de Mont Castre on July 12, 1944. He was with the 3d Battalion, Co. M, 90th. He was in a foxhole w/his buddy "Joe" when he was mortally wounded. Would anyone know Joe - also any photos, etc. of the company would be much appreciated. Thank you - Jan Gold
Janice Gold
Email: gold-j@sbcglobal.net
Tel: 630-530-5543
Illinois
I'm from France and I'm searching information about Robert R Martee, killed in action 06/14/1944. He was 1° lieutenant in 359° infantry regiment, his matricule was : 01305280. I am a member of an association and i am in charge of his grave in American cemetery at Colleville (Manche, France). Sorry for my very bad English, i will try to learn for the future.
Thanks
Nicolas MARTIN
Email: tvn595@wanadoo.fr
I'm looking for the name of the company commander of Company H 2nd Battlion 357th regiment 90th Division January 1945 till the end of the war.
Horace T. Julian
Email: Hju2207648@aol.com
New York
My uncle was killed near Foret de Mont Castre on July 12, 1944. Since the 90th Division was there that day, I'm wondering if you could tell me if my uncle was in that division as I do not have any information re his unit but I do know he was buried at St. Mere Eglise Cemetery #2 that day or later. He was from Chicago, IL, born 7/25/17.
Any information you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerelly,
Janice L. Gold
148 No. Evergreen
Elmhurst, IL 60126
gold-j@sbcglobal.net
I am Rex Bavousett. My uncle Sgt. Earl Bavousett, was in the 359th, Co. B. He was killed on 3 July 1944 in the initial attack on Hill 122. I am interested in communicating with anyone who might have known him, or his company. I would love to be able to share stories of his time with the 90th in my family's history book.
Thanks for all your efforts.
rockinbox@earthlink.net
Tel: 512-291-9258
Texas
I'm looking for the name of my company commander's name who lead our company during WWII. He was CO of CO H, 357 If Reg't 90th Division. All I can remember about him was that he was a civil engineer who worked on the Arkport Dam,Arkport , NY. I also recall some years ago that he passed away in San Jose, Calf.
My name is Horace Julian
13 Stever Drive
Binghamton, NY 13901-1248
My E-mail is Hju2207648@aol.com
I am a history teacher at Duffryn High School, Newport South Wales. I believe that your division was stationed at a base near Tredegar House before departing for Normandy. Our school is built on the site on the base, and I am trying to gather together resources to introduce a study unit on this interesting but rather hidden part of our history. Is there anyone out there who can help me please? I would be grateful for anything at all.
Kay Smith
kay.smith@tesco.net
UserTel: 01291 672785
State_Country: Wales, GB
My father is trying to locate a friend named Alex Kroll. They served together until Alex was shot and sent back home. I think he lives in the St. Cloud area of Minn. 90th Div. 359th Inf. Reg.
David Krautkremer
Email: kandt2@frontiernet.net
Tel: 928-532-8324
State_Country: AZ.
I'm looking for the name of my company commander whose name I cannot remember. What I do know is that before WWII,he was an engineer who work on the Arkport Dam near my hometown in Hornell,NY. The captain told me this one day when I was in his headquarters. When I was living in Hornell many years ago, I can recall reading an article about him and that he past away in San Jose, California.
My name is Horace Julian and I served in the 357th If Reg. CO H 90th Division. If anyone can remember his name I would appreciate if you would let me know.
My address is 13 Stever Drive Binghamton, NY 13901 My phone number is (607) 648-6553
You can E-mail at Hju2207648@aol.com
I'm looking for friends of my father, Theodore Schwartz, Co. A, 357th Regt.
Peter Schwartz
Email: schwap1@auburn.edu
Tel: 334 501.4974
State_Country: Alabama
My father, Theodore Schwartz, was in Co. A of the 357th. Any rememberances of him would be welcome.
Peter Schwartz
Email: schwap1@auburn.edu
Tel: (334) 501-4974
State_Country: Alabama
My name is Pete Bracco. My father, Mike Bracco, was a rifleman with A Company 357th Regiment from Feb 25, 1945 to Apr 26, 1946. He passed away in 1975 leaving behind a tremendous legacy of service along with a loving wife and 10 kids. As with many vets, he spoke very little of his time in service. We would be interested in hearing from anyone who remembered Mike. From Chicago, he serviced out of Camp Crowder MO and separated from Camp McCoy, WI. Mike finished up in theater as the Message Center Clerk.
Thank you all, Tough 'Ombres, your courage is not forgotten.
Pete Bracco 248-538-0595 mapbracco@earthlink.net
trying to find pictures of the 607th destoyer battalion, 1st lieutentant robert edens (Editor's note : ME TOO !!!)
robert b edensII
Email: coaltrain@myway.com
Tel: 423-928-1300
State_Country: TN
I just read about George Higgens account of the 358 th Regiment my father was in this unit Company A . His name was John Quincy Janosik Serial # 636367 killed 07/03/1944 in St; Jores France he was brought back to the USA in 1948 and is buried at Golden Gate National Cem. San Bruno Ca .
Any information that you have would be greatly appreciated his brother Albert Robert Janosik was on the Battan Death March in the Philippines and died in 1996 he was 88.
Thank you
Paul Janosik
4671 Marnell Dr.
Las Vegas Nv. 89121
702-458-205
e-mail: paulsharol@cox.net
My grandfather Lee Roy Coffman served in the 359th Company C from 2/44 - 12/45. I have very little information, please anyone who has pictures or memories contact me.
David Coffman
UserEmail: dkmodem@msn.com
My grandfather was KIA on Jan 16th, 1945. He was in the 359th, co.E. If anyone has any pics of this co, or any info, or if there is anyone from this company still alive please contact me. My father is turning 65 and my wife and i are trying to put a book together for him. My grandfather was Staff Sgt Albert A. Rosenberg. Thank you to anyone who can help.
Barry
UserEmail: NASCARnutzz@AOL.com
am looking for anyone who may have known my grandfather James "Jim" Petree. I thought he was in the 359th but it appears he was in the 358th Company C. If anyone may have know him I would appreciate any information you could give me on his time served.
thank you,
Amy Petree
ipdrainbow@hotmail.com
My name is Matthew Kime. I am a 30 year old CPT in the US Army at Ft Huachuca, Arizona. I am writing a book about the US Army liberation of Czechoslovakia. I am interested in talking to veterans who were there. I am also interested in copies of photos of Czechoslovakia during that time frame.
My interest in this project stems back to childhood. I am from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. My neighbor was Fred Nordgren of the 357th Infantry. He told me stories about the liberation. He passed away in 2002. I recently served 6 years in Germany and the Czech Republic where I visited the Zhuri battlefield. I speak Czech as well and have traveled the Czech Republic extensively. Currently I am in correspondence with veterans from the 16th and 8th Armored Divisions and the 94th Division. I have spoken to Czechs as well as German veterans. I would love to hear from the 90th. This project is dear to my heart. I am married to a Czech girl and we have an 8 month old Czech-American son. I wish to preserve the story of Czechoslovakia's liberation for a new generation of Americans and Czechs and honor the memory of my long-time friend and neighbor, Fred Nordgren. I appreciate your support. Tough Hombres!
CPT Matthew Kime
Email: Lt2mk@rocketmail.com
Tel: 520-452-0034
State_Country: Arizona
I am looking for anyone who may have served or has information or photos of James Petree he was in the 359th infantry division Company C. Any information would be appreciated he has passed on and never spoke much about what he experienced and I would like to hear from anyone who may have known my grandfather.
Amy Petree
Email: ipdrainbow@hotmail.com
Tel: 816-254-4265
State_Country: missouri
Does anyone remember First Lt. William Berry O'Brien from Forrest City, AR? He was killed at Petite Hetange on Nov. 11, 1944, buried in France. We would love to know how he died, or anything people remember. Thank you.
Dan Lee
Email: danlee@scrtc.com
State_Country: Kentucky
I am looking for men who served with my Dad Karlton Hatch from Machias, Maine. He served in WWII in Germany with the 1st squad-2nd Platoon, Company K. 357th Infantry Division of the US 3rd Army. I am writing his memoirs of his time there and would love to have some of the soldiers who served with him contact me. I am planning to publish this and would love to have them add to what I have now. Thanks and I am so proud of you all!
Pam Phillips
Telephone: 207 255-6859
Address: RR Box 96A
City, State, ZIP: Machias, Maine 04654
email: bensnan@hotmail.com
I am looking for information about James Bernard Hopper, killed in WW11, believed to have been in the army and was living in Louisiana at the time of entering the service.
Philip Orr, Jr.
Email: winorr@swbell.net
Tel: 817-281-4466
State_Country: Texas
I am a member of the Alveley Historical Society near Bridgnorth in Shropshire, England. I am currently doing research for a book to be published around Christmas time that gives details of the villages involvement in World War II, i wish to pay tribute to the Americans who were camped at Coton Hall in our village and wondered if any of your members can help with stories or photographs or just general info....the camp was built in 1943 and i am advised that the following were quartered there...90th Quartermaster Company, 358th Infantry Regiment.....1st Battalion Headquarters, 1st Battalion Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, Companys A, B, C, D, 603rd Quartermaster Graves Registration Company, 3rd Platoon, 790th Ordnance Light Maintenance Company
The camp was built on land from the Coton Hall estate which is the ancestral home of your great Confederate soldier General Robert E Lee.. of Virginia, i would be most grateful for any help and assistance with my project
Mr Tim White
12 Honeybourne Rd
Alveley
Bridgnorth,
Salop,
England, WV15 6PP
E-MAIL tsw_02uk@yahoo.co.uk
Looking for info on my uncle, Sgt. Earl Bavousett who was in Co. B of the 359th Inf. - 90 Div. He was killed on July 3 near Prétot and St. Jores, France when the assault on hill 199 began.
If anyone can pass on personal experiences with Earl, or has any Company photos that may include him, I would love to talk with you.
Thanks,
Rex Bavousett
rockinbox@earthlink.net
UserTel: 512-291-9258
State_Country: Texas
I am looking for information about my father Lt. August Dorsey Parker jr. killed in action June 9th 1944 in the Normandy area. He was in the 359th company B. I can not find out anything about CO.B and the invasion and if anyone servived June 9th. I heard that they were killed in the hedge rows near Joganville in the attack on Chateau Dodinville. As a sole serviving son I would like to have some closure as to my fathers death.
Kenneth Parker
Email: kdparker_ctc@sbcglobal.net
Tel: 979-830-0320
State_Country: Texas
My uncle was Joseph F Landi. He arrived in Normandy on June 5, 1944 and he died on June 20, 1944. I would like to find anyone who was in his infantry and in Normandy with him and especially anyone who may remember him. He was from Syracuse NY.
Patricia Ventra
Email: PVentra@aol.com
Tel: 315-622-7445
State_Country: Syeacuse, NewYork, USA
I am the eldest grandson of Robert Taylor Reichenbach, called "Rick" by some of his army buddies. My grandfather was raised in Collingdale, Pennsylvania, and was stationed for a number of years at the Field Artillery Replacement Training Center at Fort Bragg, NC. In 1944 he served in the 90th, I believe as a truck mechanic and driver under general Omar Bradley.
I have a number of things, including a book about the 90th infantry division with a painted leather cover, leading me to hope somebody in the 90th may know of him.
I would deeply appreciate the opportunity to talk with anybody who may have known my grandfather, so I might find out more about his time in the US Army.
thanks,
Steve Reichenbach
Box 697
Frisco, Texas 75034
My father was with the TO at Utah beach. He came in on June 7th, aboard the Susan B Anthony. He was wounded on July 4, then later was an MP in Berlin.
Anyone know him? - Logan Harris Jr.
au_24kt@yahoo.com
My Grandfather, Charles Easter was in the 385th Infantry of the 90th Divison, Company M. I was five when he died, but since I came from a single mother home he was like a father to me. If anyone has anything that might help me understand his roll in the war or anyone who knew him please contact me. Thank you.
Tony Hendricks
4036 Shannon Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45204
(513)-451-5969
santeriaxtra@hotmail.com
I am looking for information on my Great Uncle Gottlieb Swing. He served in the 90th Division, 357th Regiment in the Anti-tank company. He was KIA in Luxembourg January 14, 1945. It would be nice if someone has a story on the situation there at the time or knew Gottlieb. Any pictures that may exist would also be nice. My Grandfather also served in WWll and thank God made it back okay.
Krista Muonio
k_muonio@hotmail.com
23286 Oneida St. N.W.
Saint Francis, MN. 55070
My Grandfather, Frederick G. Croad served in the 358th Co I during WWII. He was wounded on June 14th or 15th, and died on June 16th. My father never knew his father, and I would like to get any information that anyone may have on him. Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks Christopher
croadc@rl.af.mil
..... anyone out there that was in the 359th would by chance have known my uncle Charles W Ordner.
Thanks,
Dick Ordner
Rordner@wmconnect.com
I am looking for anyone who has information about my father, Samuel Gibson. He was a Staff Sgt. with the 357th, Company B. I know he served from 1944 - 1946 and was wounded in December, 1944. I think he fought at Rhineland. He died in 1973.
Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you,
Jane Osborne
tidh2o@aol.com
I am looking for information on the War service of Marion Sanford "Sandy" Gatlin. He was private, probably a motor pool mechanic. I do not know unit, just that it was a part of the 90th Infantry Division. He was from Covington, Tennessee. He would have been about 27 years old as he crossed Europe with the 90th. He did have a problem with shin splints and was hospitalized at least once.
Jeff Gatlin (Grandson)
Memphis, Tennessee
jeff@thompsonengineers.com
jgatlin@midsouth.rr.com
We are looking for any information regarding James J King...Washington DC
He was in the 358 infantry, D company, 90th Division. He dies on June 10, 1944 near Chef du Pont France..Any information, photos, etc would be greatly appreciated.
Elizabeth King
UserEmail: ekingphotography@aol.com
UserTel: 301-919-3594
State_Country: Maryland
I'm looking for information for my grandfather Edmund F. Nash,he was a medic with the 358th company C.
Any information would be appreciated.
Jeremy Nash
Email: jkknash@arczip.com
Ohio
My uncle, Allen L. Oakley (Lunny), from Person County, North Carolina, was in the 90th Div. 358th reg. We do not know the company. He died in Saint Lo on July 14, 1944. Any information about his company and regiment would be appreciated.
Tony Oakley
Email: tony.oakley@verizon.com
UserTel: 336-364-2951
State_Country: North Carolina
358th 90th Div. Co. G
My father was William Martin "Bill" Carmichael. He was from Meridian, MS. He was a .60 millimeter mortarman and truck driver. He was wounded in France and taken to a hospital in England, then went back to the front. I would appreciate any information anyone has on the unit and would really like to talk to someone in the unit that may have known my father.
Debra Carmichael Scheer
tscheer113@aol.com
(828) 274-9989
Any info or pictures of S/Sgt ROBERT R. HARVEY, born in Kansas, KIA in France app 7/26/1944. 90th Division, 359th infantry division, Company G. Serial #37722348. Thank you to all the veterans who have died or risked their lives for our freedom.
skc33052@aol.com
Sherry Christie
5812 Sawmill Mesa Rd.
Delta, CO 81416
970-874-3270
looking for any info on my deceased father, Marcus M. Smith, his outfit, and anyone that might have known him.
He served state-side with Company D, 144th Inf.Regiment, 36th Division, before shipping out to England and the 359th Regiment of the 90th Division. He served as a sergeant, a mortar section leader in the 359th regiment until the war was over. His regiment was temporarily attached to the 4th Division for the Normandy invasion, and he went in to Utah Beach in the third assault wave. He won a Silver Star for climbing on a german tank and dropping a couple of hand grenades inside, plus some bronze stars for actions which are unknown. . His home was Timpson, Shelby County, Texas.
Would appreciate any and all info from anybody who might have knowledge of him, his outfit, or of his activities during the war. .
please and thank you.
ken smith
kenwsmith2004@yahoo.com
Would like to hear from relatives of Fred Nienstedt ( New York City resident ). 90 th Division , Company B, -----KIA June 1944 ....................................
Bob H>>>>>>>>>>>>>( ex-Company Armorer)
RHPRATT50@AOL.COM
I'm looking for anyone who remembers my father, James Maddi, who I believe served in the 357th regiment of the 90th. He came from Jersey City, NJ.
When doing some family genealogical research, I discovered that my father was captured in Germany on February 8, 1945. My father was never very talkative about his war experiences when I was a child. I do remember looking at the contents of a strong box full of his army mementos that included information about his POW status.
My father is now 86 and lives with my sister in Pennsylvania, but his memory is not that good any more. Please contact me if you remember him. My genealogical research has made more appreciative of what those who came before me have done and gone through, so I would like to know more about my father's service to the nation during war.
Mike Maddi
m.maddi@att.net
I am named after my Uncle that was in the 90th and killed on June 14th (he was from Austin Texas). If anyone has any information at all about him I would greatly appreciate receiving it so that I can share it with my Dad (my Uncle's older brother).
Thanking you in advance for responding and for Serving. God bless you!!!
Victor Manuel Ledesma
Viet Nam Veteran '67-'68
Victor.Ledesma@oag.state.tx.us
I am seeking information regarding my grandfather, William T. Koch Jr. He served with the 358th, Co. A, 90th Division during WW II. I believe he was wounded in France and spent time in a hospital there. I am working on a memory book about him and would appreciate hearing from those who knew and/or served with him. He is deceased and I never knew him. Thank you in advance for your help. Please contact me by email through one of the following email addresses: awells@dehumane.org or wellspit@earthlink.net
Angela Koch Wells
I am seeking any information related to my grandfather, William T. Koch Jr. from Pennsylvania. He served with Company A, 358th Regiment, 90th Division. I believe he was wounded in France and received several medals. He is deceased and I am currently working on a memory book about him. Thanks in advance for any information about him or his unit.
Angela Wells
wellspit@earthlink.net
I WAS IN THE 357TH INF REGIMENT CO I WE HAD A PLATOON SGT WHO WAS A GREAT LEADER HE RECIEVED A BATTLEFIELD COMMISION TO 2ND LT HE WAS KIA SOME WHERE NEAR METZ AFTER THE WAR WE BUILT A RIFLE RANGE IN FLOSSENBERG WITH THE HELP OF GERMAN POWS AND NAMED IT AFTER HIM DOES ANYONE REMEMBER HIM? HE WAS FROM TEXAS.
Lt Joe Sheriden
Ubee2@wmconnect.com
I am looking for others who served with my grandfather, L.B. Weaver, he is 85 and still living. I am trying to find other with who he might talk and remember. He served in the 90th recon unit.
Michelle Metzger
tipsey@cyberback.com
I am trying to piece together my Father, Raymond J. Martens' journey through Europe. He was in the 90th Div, 359th, Co. 'L'. Wounded 9Jan45, discharge paper saying Luxembourg. He did basic at Ft. Leonard Wood, entered Normandy 11Jun44. I found a post card to Mother stating he was training in Shreveport, LA after Ft. Leonard Wood and was wondering if anyone knows where they went next? After being wounded, he spent time in Kidderminster in England. Can anyone tell me what or where 4170 USA Hosp. Plant was? I am a member of the 90th Association and am going to Thionville in November. Anyone else going?
Kristen Martens Pauk
kpauk@BryanCave.com
To any and all who were in the 358th anti-tank division. I posted a letter about my father-in-law 1st Sgt Earnest Foudray a couple of years ago. This is an update. The e-mail address that is in that letter does not exist anymore. The current e-mail address to write to is bonfireglass@alltel.net. My father-in-law passed away in May of 2003. His wife is still living and very active. She would enjoy hearing from anyone who was in that division. Thank you, David Vodehnal
My uncle, Sgt Ralph W. Browne was KIA with the 357th Infantry on 12 September 1918. He is buried in Arlington.
Are there any unit histories that would give a picture of what was happening at that time?
Any help appreciated.
Thank you.
Howard Browne
hstormb@cox.net
3548 Frances Berkeley
Williamsburg, Virginia 23188
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