Any tips, information or pictures are welcome. Thank you all already in advance for taking the time to read this message.

My name is Maurice Coenen and i live in Maastricht, The Netherlands

I'm in search of more information on Pvt. Sims A. Rowland, 119th Inf/30th Div (ASN # 34987321)

I have adopted Sims's gravesite through the dutch adoptionprogramm at the American Cemetery in Margraten.

Sims was born 08-dec-1908 and got enlisted at the CP Shelby Mississippi on 10-apr-1944 His last hometown was Memphis, TN. During the ETO Sims got KIA on 24-feb-1945 in the Hambach Forest near the village of Julich in Germany

Sims was married to Mrs. Iva M. Rowland, they had 3 kids; Joyce A., Mary F. and David S. Rowland He also had a brother Mr. Ernest L. Rowland, from the Shelby County Archives a received a message that Ernest past away in Johnson City, Washington County - TN, at the age of 87.

Anyone who remembers Sims A. Rowland, knows his family (next of kin) or has information on him; I hope you're willing to take the time to share this information with me.

Lest we forget,

Maurice Coenen Maastricht, The Netherlands

My great uncle, PFC Joseph B. Meador, served in the 119th Regiment until he was killed in action on January 14, 1945 in Belgium. I am hoping to find more specific information about what company he was in, where his campaigns took him, and in what battle he died and where.

Any informaiton would be greatly appreciated.

My father served with the 30th Infantry Division during WWII. He was a Master Sergeant, not sure what unit he was in. He was known as "Mac" I know he served in Germany. He was from Jefferson SC and I think he trained at FT Jackson. He passed away 10/03. He would never talk about the war. Just trying to find out anything I can.

Hello All I'm just begining my search, my father served with the 30th Division Ibeleive with the 119th regiment, is there a source available anywhere where one can do a more refined search of individuals who served with the 30th Division?

Thanks in Advance Tom brewman23@comcast.net

Veldwezelt/Belgium

Hi,

A few weeks ago I adopted the grave of PVT Dominick W. Marrone. He served with 119th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry Division. He was KIA Sep-16-1944. ID: 31391601

Can anyone help me finding some information about him?? So that the story behind his white cross stays alive and that he will be honored forever.

Thanks already for your help,

Guillaume M. Hoofs

‘Only those are dead who are forgotten.’

Hello everyone,

I'm writing a book about the actions of the 30 ID in the South of the Netherlands in september 44 province of Limburg, area Maastricht Kerkrade Heerlen.

I'm looking for after action reports, stories of verterans, photographs, links and much more to complete my book.

Please contact me by mail or letter

Casper Eurlings Concordiastraat 27 6269 GA Margraten Netherlands

cpeurlings@home.nl