Can anyone tell me how to find out what company he was in? Died on 12/20/44 in battle but I do not know exactly where (Belgium?), buried at Henri Chappelle. Looked for casualty lists mentioned but was unable to find anything of use. I want to find out about him from time of leaving U.S. to date of death. He was my brother who died months before I was born. Thanks for any info.

For those interested in pictures check out the Old Hickory web site. My father was in Co. K 117th INF 30 div. Contact Warren Watson

http://www.oldhickory30th.com/index.htm

Daughter of William Harold Uhl

Hans "Hank" Spear was a member of the 30th Infantry Division's Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) during WWII. He is being recognized and honored on Wednesday February 27th, 2008 at 10:30 a.m. at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, after waiting 63 years, when he will be awarded the Bronze Star ("For Supervising Interrogations under Fire"). Although Hans was originally declared an "Enemy Alien" and initially inducted into the Medical Corps, he was later transferred to Camp Ritchie, Maryland where he graduated on January 31, 1944 from the "Military Intelligence Center" and was an original member of the "Ritchie Boys". He joined the 30th Infantry Division shortly after the landing at "Omaha Beach" on D-Day plus four. Hans will celebrating his 90th birthday in December 2008. He will also be a keynote speaker on Sunday March 16, 2008 at the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona at 11:30 a.m. during the 125th Anniversary of the B'nai B'rith in Ariizona (founded in 1883 in Tucson, Arizona Territory). The event is hosted by the B'nai B'rith Sahuaro Lodge #763 (Hans Spear is the Lodge Chaplain), and will recognize, honor and thank our military veterans in attendance at the gala celebration banquet.

I'm looking for information about my uncle, Bernard (Buzzy) Clark who was killed in action on Dec 25, 1944. He was with the 120th Infantry Regiment of the 30th Infantry Division and entered the service from Massachusetts.

Thanks very much.

PFC Vernon E. Stevens, Springfield, Maine WWII 1943-1945 Trained at Fort. Leonard Wood, U.S. Army H Company, 120th Infantry, 30th Division Served in France, Luxemborg, Netherlands(?) Looking for friends, buddies, officers who might have fought alongside my father. While at a bus stop in Missouri, he talked with a stranger who turned out to be related to him through a shared great-grandfather who had gone west years before. This man's daughter was just getting started in the movies. My father lost this man's address. Want to find out where my father fought and in what battles with his company. He fought at Mortain, France. Also in the hedgerows; his unit was caught behind enemy lines in Germany and was 3 days getting out--he had to hide in a hay pile and eat nothing but raw turnip for three days; his company was accidentally bombed when the smoke marker blew the other way and the US was bombing all around his troops (thinking they were the enemy) and a plane had to swoop under the bombers so the US bombers would see it and stop bombing; he had a dud bomb land right next to him; he was in the second wave at D Day (I believe); my father was wounded in the arm by shrapnel shortly before the Battle of the Bulge (where he was headed) and was medically discharged to go home. Thanks for your time.

My Grandfather (Scott Kennedy, Clarksburg, West Virginia) served 19 Oct 1942 - 12 Dec 1945. He was a Private First Class in the 120th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry Division. I'm seeking anyone who may have served with him or who has information concerning what company he served with. He served during the following campaigns: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes, & Central Europe.

If there's anyone who may have known or have information about my Grandfather, I can be contacted @ kennedy.sw@gmail.com.