35th Infantry Division Memory

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2012-07-31

bob lyons: 35th infantry 60th combat engineers ww2


My dad was in this unit. He was in all 5 campagnes if anyone who was in this unit knew him or of him please e mail me his name was Charles P Lyons grade t-5..thanks bob lyons

2011-10-26

Rodger Morgan:


My father, Jack Morgan from St. Louis, Missouri, served with the 219th Field Artillery. He was with the 35th Division from the states and through all five campaigns. I am eternally proud of my fathers service. I also appreciate websites such as this one that keep alive those memories that those men tried to forget and move beyond

0000-00-00

glineur xavier: POUR LA 35 TH US


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2011-03-08

Erik Delie :


Great website and thank you for keeping such important memories alive. As a Belgian citizen born post war in the Antwerp area and now living in California I have the privilege of working for the same company as Richard (Dick) O'Brien who was a member of the 137th Reg, 2nd Bat, H Company. At age 86 he is still going strong while also being the historian of the 35th Inf Division (http://www.35thinfdivassoc.com/). Keep up the good work

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