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| Posted by: Richard Andrew |
Posted on: Friday 26th March, 2010 |
| Name: | Richard Andrew |
| Location: | North wales UK |
| Where did you hear about us? | Just stumbled upon it while surfing |
| Comments: Just stumbled upon the site whilst doing research on WW 2 M1 helmets. I found the site interesting and very informative. |
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| Posted by: Denny Johnston |
Posted on: Friday 26th March, 2010 |
| Name: | Denny Johnston |
| Location: | Olympia, WA |
| Where did you hear about us? | Just stumbled upon it while surfing |
| Comments: My dad's separation papers from WW2 show that his last assignement was with the 23rd General Hospital in France in the vicinity of Vittel, Epinal. I did not see any info about this unit in your web site. Can you direct me to info regarding this unit? Thanks. |
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| Posted by: Bettina Sparrowe |
Posted on: Saturday 20th March, 2010 |
| Name: | Bettina Sparrowe |
| Location: | Daniel, WY |
| Unit: | 179th General Hospital |
| Where did you hear about us? | Search Engine |
| Comments: I'm signing for my father, Amos O'Neal Flood, who served in the 179th. He is well and I'm trying to find where others might be that served with him. |
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| Posted by: GARY DELNEO |
Posted on: Tuesday 16th March, 2010 |
| Name: | GARY DELNEO |
| Location: | north kingstown, ri |
| Where did you hear about us? | Just stumbled upon it while surfing |
| Comments: My dad, Edmund Delneo was a "surgical technician" with the 4th Convalescent Hospital - named may have changed after they left Ft. McPherson in Georgia. He saw service in England, Normandy, Ardennes, northern France, Central Europe, and the Rhineland fromnov. 1942 until Nov. 1945. I am trying to identify his actual unit or find someone wgho may remember him. Gary Delneo |
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| Posted by: Rod Cutten |
Posted on: Saturday 13th March, 2010 |
| Name: | Rod Cutten |
| Location: | Churchville, NY |
| Unit: | 61st Field Hosp. |
| Where did you hear about us? | Just stumbled upon it while surfing |
| Comments: My Dad (Bates Cutten) served with The 61st Field Hosp. in northern Italy as a Medic in 1946 & 47 while the Allies were still uprooting Axis soldiers still fighting in the Mts. of Itlay & Yugo. Please contact me if you remember my Dad. Thank you |
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