I also didn't give my Grandfather's Name. It is listed two ways. L. Randolph Crosby and Lloyd R. Crosby. 160th Infantry, 424th Division Company B. Any information or photos welcome. We have nothing but one photo.

Welcome to the forum Christina. I hope Kerri will be able to answer some questions for you. Would like to see the photo of your grandfather. Can you post for us? Thanks.

Here is our one photo of Granddad.

He was in Company B and I am having trouble finding photos from Comapny B. Have you read the 106th Yearbook? Is it helpful if so?

http://www.battleofthebulgememories.be/stories26/32-battle-of-the-bulge-us-army/672-he-bravely-fought-in-the-bulge.html

Just discovered his nick name was "Bing"....that does NOT make the search easier....try searching for Bing Crosby, 106th Infantry. Hahaha.

Love your sense of humor. Thanks for posting the photo. Super!

I am so baffled by the lack of pictures of much of the 424th and none of Company B. Is this indicitive of something more than the decimation of that unit? (My military terms are probably all mixed up. ) And recommendations on individuals to contact? I PM'd Carl 1944.

Glad to see you PM'd Carl. That's a good start. Just as a reminder to all, because this topic has grown so much, Carl has a website dedicated to the 106th, which can be found here:

http://106thinfantry...yofthe106th.htm

Also pleased to see you are using your grandfather's pic as your own. You do him a great honor.

It is sometimes difficult to find pics of many of the WWII units, so in and of itself, it's not that unusual. But, you haven't seen the 106th booklet yet, is that correct? I'm sure that would be a good place to start.

Have you see this on Amazon.com?

St Vith: Lion in the Way : 106th Infantry Division in World War II [Hardcover]

Hey, this is pretty cool - A two part oral history from a veteran named Gordon Grantham.He was with the 423rd.

http://youtu.be/KcHFHaa-cpo

Here's part two:

http://youtu.be/_LkiHBhlG5w

Tony Marino

Here's another one with Tony

http://youtu.be/VAembLnOHZE

Here's yet another. You can also find more on You Tube...

Oh look what I just found - Bernard Palten of the 424th!