Finding out about your relative using the Message Board

84th Roster is 140 pages long. If you narrow the man's unit down to Regiment that is ~33 pages. Battalion narrows it down to ~7. If you only know his company there were only 3 regiments with the same Co. names so that narrows it down to 3 Pages. Special units (Ord, Signal, Med, AA, TD Bn, etc.) narrows it down to a few pages at most. From this I can look up his listing and get his specific unit, Rank, awards, Campaigns, hometown, date he died (if applicable). From that info we can go to various 84th history books and see what he was involved in.

Railsplitter June 2011

To see the newsletter click on the link below:

http://www.84thinfantry.com/?q=image/tid/9&page=1

Unfortunatly I loaded the pages 1-7 and it displayed them 7-1 with the title page on the second page of thumbnails.
I hope to see you all at the final Reunion in St louis.

Rick Bell
Son of 1st/Sgt/2Lt Foster F. Bell E333
84th Website Admin

Railspitter Newsletter Feb 2011

The latest Railsplitter Newsletter is available here:
http://www.84thinfantry.com/?q=image/tid/8
The links to the 2nd and third page of the thumbnails is kind of hidden in the middle of the page. When you click on a thumbnail and a page comes up if you want it larger click on "Original" at the bottom of the page.

Please note that this year will be the last Railspitter reunion in St Louis. Hope to see you all there.

Rick Bell
Son of 1st/Sgt/2Lt Foster F. Bell E333
84th Website Admin

Pfc. Charles E. Casper

Charles E. Casper
Private First Class, U.S. Army
Service # 33440208
333rd Infantry Regiment, 84th Infantry Division Assigned to 1 Plt. E333
Entered the Service from: Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Died: 9-Apr-45
Buried at: Plot F Row 15 Grave 9
Netherlands American Cemetery
Margraten, Netherlands
Awards: Distinguished Service Cross, Bronze Star, Purple Heart
Campaigns: R.A.CE

http://www.84thinfantry.com/sites/all/modules/hierarchy/downloadfile.php...
http://www.84thinfantry.com/sites/all/modules/hierarchy/downloadfile.php...

T/5 Robert Durling

T/5 Robert Durling

Award of the Silver Star Medal
(Posthumous)
Citation

Young's Gravesite

Young's Gravesite

Steve Zdunkewicz Gravesite

Steve Zdunkewicz Gravesite

*Zdunkewicz, Steve A., Pfc, PH R.CE., Edinburg, Tex. Asgd. & jd fr 92 Repl Bn per VDCG Hq 84th Inf Div dtd 28 Jan 45. Aptd Pfc per Co O #3 dtd 1.Mar.45. SWA BC Perf W, abdomen, SF. Fr dy to sk (LD) BC 84th Clr Sta to Tfrd to 91st evac Hosp per Sec I Cir 33 Hq ETOUSA dat 27 Mar 45. (Lost to Hosp) (DOW 4.19.45) Buried at: Plot D Row 17 Grave 4 Netherlands American Cemetery Margraten, Netherlands.

From "Easy Three " by Lt Harry Mays 3rd Plt E333:

Branson Reunion Railsplitter Veteran Video Interveiws

It was great to see and meet everybody in Branson at the reunion, especiall hearing everybody's stories of their WWII experiences. I was able to film about 20 intereiws and will put up a link to them as I get them edited (in my "spare" time). Please click on the "read more" link below to see them as I put them up.
Thanks to Tim Scherrer and all the members of Company H, 334th Infantry Regiment, 84th Infantry Division Reenacted for all the displays they brought.
Rick Bell
son of 1Sgt/2Lt Foster F. Bell E333

Robert Young KIA 1.10.45

Robert Young KIA 1.10.45

*Young, Robert E., Pfc, PH SS R.A., Pittsburgh, Pa. (KIA 1.10.45

First newsletter

Thank you for visiting my website. I put up the website in tribute to the men who served in the 84th Div in WWII. The site was designed as a senior project by Prof Sanchez' students at UNF in Jacksonville, Fl.

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