Okay, as of this morning, the re-styling of the website is now complete. That doesn't mean that you won't find any boo-boos, for you may, so if you do...

More progress today. Have approximately 3/4's of all the pages completed. This means the fonts, etc., have been changed. Hoping to have this done by F...

Well, making good progress. Still changing/adding and deleting code as I move along, so if you see some pages that don't quite look just right, then y...

I think this is fantastic. Happy to have it posted here. It's great to see more history being shared with the world. I will make sure to check it out!

Thanks Chris! I hope you will get some response. We've had good luck reaching out to folks.

I would strongly suggest getting in touch with NARA in Maryland, for they have info on almost every unit in WWII. You may be able to acquire the 360th...

Even though the subtitles are in French, this slideshow refers to the 360th.I've translated it from French.His name was Claxton Ray and he was an offi...

Found a photo of this soldier who attended a memorial service in Normandy in 2009. Captured this image from this site, in case you might want to reach...

The 360th are mentioned here too

Here are three men listed from the 360th who were casualties - The Fallen Heroes of Normandy

Here's an interview with Edward Eugene Bebb, a member of 360th, Co E, 2nd platoon.

Four men listed on the American Battle Monument's site