Walts Daughter
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Camp near Siegberg Germany?

Good work. I'm sure Mary will be pleased with the results.

15 years ago
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LIBYA

And in even simpler terms: Beware of what you wish, for it just may come true!

15 years ago
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LIBYA

Yes, and the same way Lee and I view this. What may look good today, may not look so bright tomorrow.

15 years ago
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Looking for Members of the 106th Infantry Division

Karrie: Their site also lists many of the wartime documents I told you about, including after-action reports. I sent an email off to the ...

15 years ago
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Looking for Members of the 106th Infantry Division

You didn't give his name, so am not sure if you share his last name of Bennett. If so, there are several Bennett's listed.

15 years ago
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Looking for Members of the 106th Infantry Division

This looks like the perfect opportunity for contact. They have email links and also a discussion board. You may have to look no further! ...

15 years ago
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Looking for Members of the 106th Infantry Division

Just so we don't get a duplication of answers, Karrie and I touched base (via email) on the following: Karrie: The 16th Engineers only s...

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Looking for Members of the 106th Infantry Division

Karrie: I also wanted to tell you to look through the archives of newspapers from you grandfather's hometown. Many times during the war, the new...

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Looking for Members of the 106th Infantry Division

Theron wrote this morning: The poster can find a history of the 106th; Lions in the Way. Publishedin 1946 by the Infantry Journal Press. In...

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Looking for Members of the 106th Infantry Division

Hi Karrie: It's been great to exchange emails with you. I'm hoping any members of his unit, or their family members, will see your post and get ...

15 years ago
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Crossing the Agger in April 45

Thanks. Ah, pieces of the engineering feats, still there after all these years...

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US Combat Engineer 1941-45

Thanks. That's the impression I got too.

15 years ago
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