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Name: City: Vancouver, Wa. Sent: 04/05 02:48 AM Looking for anyone who's was in the 10th A.I.B., Co A 1st Platoon, or had a releative with this unit when the made the Hammelburg Raid. Name: City: Streetsboro, Ohio 44241 Sent: 04/03 03:23 PM I was stationed at monteith bks from nov 62 thru sept 66, with the 2/15 cav D trp, The sqd Hq's was at schbach, later the troop was moved to ansbach. Name: City: Eagle, ID Sent: 04/01 01:15 AM Served in the 27th BPO Fuerth, Germany 1955 1956 Name: City: Ireland Sent: 03/31 08:23 PM I'm looking for dear friends of mine.The family was in Furth/Montieth Barracks from 1977-1980.Their names are Michael,Patrick Collins;Deborah Collins and their daughters Julie and Jennifer.They moved back to Freemont California and we lost contact.Please help me to find them! Name: City: New Haven,Mo.63068 Sent: 03/25 04:33 AM MYSELF AND TWIN BROTHER RAY SERVED IN THE CO.C 126MN.BN.4TH ARMORED DIV. 66-68.LOOKING FOR OLD BUDDIES OR REUNIONS.WE STAYED AT THE ANSBACH BLEIDORN KASCERN AND WORKED ON HELICOPTERS AT KATTERBACH AIRFIELD. Name: City: Beaumont, Texas Sent: 03/23 05:18 AM My father Julian C. "Julie" Galiano served in the 4th in five major campaigns. He was a wire section sergeant with a field artillery unit. Anyone the knew him, please email me. He passed back in 1985. Thanks. Name: City: Westwood, New Jersey Sent: 03/22 03:25 PM I served with the 4th AD Band from 11/63-3/65 under CWO Ernest Hoch. Looking for any of the guys from that time who would be interested in attending a reunion of former Army musicians being held in Clarksville, Tennessee in Sept. of 2006. Name: City: Beverly Sent: 03/19 12:17 PM My father served with the 4th, 126 Ordinance during WWII. He was extremely proud of his unit. If anyone remembers him, please email me at the above address. We know very little of his experiences. He never spoke of it. We will never have a first hand account since he passed away last year. His name was Thomas R. O'Connor. He hailed from Cambridge, Massachusetts. Name: City: Summerville, South Carolina Sent: 03/19 04:02 AM I was with 504th ADMIN 4th Armored Div (motor Pool) Goeppingen Cook Barrecks 4/69 to 9/69 then to Vietnam Looking for others from same unit/time frame Name: City: Shirley, AR Sent: 02/26 09:14 PM My father SSG Anthony T. Hisel served with the 101st and 82nd Airborne and was at battle of Bastogne. He landed (dropped) with the 325th Glider Regiment of 82nd Airborne. His glider was probably one of those mentioned in this diary. All of his military records have apparently disappeared with fire in St. Louis. Anyone having any info on the gliders/and or paratroopers please contact me. I enjoyed reading this diary very much. Name: City: STATEN ISLAND NEW YORK FORMERLY BROOKLYN NEW YORK Sent: 02/26 03:58 AM B COMPANY FWD TERM PLT 144 SIGNAL BATTALION GOEPP GERMANY 1968 -1970 IT WOULD BE SO NICE TO HEAR FROM PEOPLE WHO I SERVED WITH. NCO ACADEMY ERLANGEN 1969. I WAS VERY PROUD TO BE IN SUCH A GREAT DIVISION Name: City: Buena Park Sent: 02/19 10:57 PM I served with the 1/37 of the 4th AD from 1969 to 1971 Ansbach & Katterbach, Germany Name: City: Newark, Ohio Sent: 02/17 07:33 PM Served with A Company, 1st ARB, 54th Inf, 4th Armored, 1957-1960, APC driver. From Ft. Hood, Texas, Gyro'd to Heilbronn, Germany December 1957 on USS Bruckner Name: City: Newark, Ohio Sent: 02/17 06:59 PM Served with A Company, 1st ARB, 54th Inf, 4th Armored, 1957-1960, Ft. Hood, Texas/Heilbronn, Germany Name: City: tampa Sent: 02/16 02:09 AM only the best.....served with the 10th armored infantry battalion through hell and high water any of you dogs still breathing out there..... Name: City: Sharpsville,PA Sent: 02/01 05:47 AM My dad served as Sec-Treas. for the 4th Armored Association for more than 20 years. Then we had another great man, John Whitehill, take that position after my dads death. Now it is now up to me now that John has left us too. I would really like to hear from any past 4th Armored people who might want to get back in to the BEST Armored gang still going. Please contact me at the above email address. Name: City: Winter Garden, Fl Sent: 01/15 11:40 PM Served 2nd Battalion 37th Armor, 4th Armor Division 68-70. Name: City: Sacramento, CA Sent: 01/11 11:14 PM This essay was written by the Grandson of Arnold Nelson, former member of the 24th Armored Engineer Battalion, I thought it merited insertion here. TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER Here rest in Honored Glory An American Soldier Known But To God. The tomb of the Unknown Soldier is of great significance to our country.It is one of the most cherished symbols in Washington D.C. The Tomb represents, not just the soldiers buried there, but every soldier who has put on an American uniform,fought for our country and died defending its freedom. The fact that it is honored by being guarded around the clock, shows our military the respect that we have for them and what they have done and are doing for us. The Tomb is a symbol to remind Americans of the loyalty these people had and do have for their country, as well as the cost of freedom. It is a constant reminder that we must not take for granted our freedom and we must cherish it. The opportunity to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier would be an incredibly high honor for me. I would feel as if I was able to personally show my gratitude to all the soldiers who have died. the fact that we do have so many wonderfulopportunities in this country is a result of their sacrifices and I can't think of a better way to show respect for them. Their willingness to fight makes this country what it is, Land of the free and Home of the Brave. From this experience, I plan to take away in my heart that soldiers, old and young, rrisk their lives every day for my, and every other Americans freedom. I think of the time when there was a terrible storm and the soldiers guarding the Tomb were given the chance to come off their post and go inside and they said no. That is why the Tomb is such a powerful symbol of American freedom. Evan though we may not know the names of those buried there, we, as Americans can never forget their sacrifice. Danny Nelson age 13 years. The winner! Name: City: Hillsborough, NJ Sent: 01/05 02:47 AM My Dad was Michael Livak, Staff Sergeant, Company D, 84th Armored Recon Battallion. Wounded between Nancy and Arrecourt France 9-22-44. Blown from M 3 light tank after refueling. Would appreciate anyone associated with this to call me at 908 874 6980 or e mail. God Bless the USA!!! Name: City: Oxford Sent: 12/31 10:32 PM I am the grad-daughter of Pvt. Cletus J. Berg. He was KIA on March 31, 1945 when their tank exploded. If any one knew anything about him please let me know. My mother never got to meet him...because he never came home. Thank you for any information Melissa Number of entries: 255 [ Go back to 4th Armored Division site ] Create a FREE guestbook! Alxhost Web Hosting - $4.95/month! Remove these links Click for more info! |
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