84th Infantry Division

Does anyone remember JIm Ivy....or Doc Hazlett?

I want to correct my last posting. My Dad was in the 84th Infantry, 334th Regiment, K Company, and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was wounded on Jauary 13, 1945. He passed away recently and I am looking for anyone who may have served with him. I am trying to uncover specifics about his experience in the war and like so many great men who served there he kept much of this to himself and unfortunately took it to his grave. God bless you all who served so bravely in this great battle.

I am posting again about my father Martin Segal who passed away last week. He was a proud member of the 84th Ifantry and fought in the Battle of the Bulge with the 332 regimen. I would love to hear from anyone who may have served with him.

The two MIAs found near Geilenkirchen belonged to the 333rd IR, 84th ID. Arno Lasoe, can you please contact me via e-mail? Danny

Any info on how to find out about military records, photos would be appreciated -
Father served WWII - Company A 334 inf regt. 84 inf division.

I am looking for information/books that may help me find out what specific battles/campaigns my father, S SGT William F. Thomas (from Nanty Glo, PA) was involved in. His discharge paper reads "Battery A, 557th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion". But I remember him stating his unit was considered a "bastard unit" that served/fought with the 84th Infantry, 333rd Regiment under General Bolling. I appreciate your help. Linda Thomas-Long

My great Uncle, Leo Feagin, was in the 84th ID. As far as his unit goes that's all I know. I have his service number, awards, date he entered service, birth date, and his home of record. He passed away back in March of '94, and I'm trying to find any info about his unit and maybe any of his buddies that may still be around. I served in the army myself, 2/327th Inf 101st ABN Div, a tour in Iraq and Korea. He and my Granddad were half brothers and joined the same day, 23 Jan. 41, one went to Europe the other to the Pacific. All the info I've been able to get on either one of them has come from a roster of WW2 South Carolina Enlistments that I found at my local VA office. In this roster they have Feagin listed as being in Dco. 254th Inf 63rd ID. I contacted 63rd ID and they said yes he was assigned to them but not during the war, and that they're records said he transferred from the 84th. So here I am. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I am looking for anyone who knew (knows) Sgt. John W Dillard CO A 309th engineer combat battalion. He was a good friend of my grandfather during the war. I have many letters that reference him. If you know him and would be interested in scans of these letters please contact me. Thank you.

I am interested in any information on Company D, 334th Infantry Regiment, 84th Division. My dad served in Company D, but would never talk much about the war.

I was just wondering how you get a login to this website. I would like to know more about my grandfather Willie C. "Bud" DeFries who was in the 309th combat engineer battallion from 1942-1945.

Just wanted to let the list know that my Dad former Pfc. Thomas Arvle Cashatt, 84th Infantry, 333rd Regiment, Company F passed away this past Tuesday morning December 21st, 2009. May he and all of his fellow WWII veterans who we have lost this past year find eternal peace!

I am looking for any information concerning my grandfather, James Robert Peters, who served with the 84th signal company, 84th infantry division during WWII. Thank you.

Sadmin:
Thanks for the response re Donald Urschel. Excuse my lack of knowledge, but I don't understand the acronym"R.A.CE". Can you enlighten me; it's probably obvious to all but me.

I am trying to research a helmet that was found in the 84th ID's area near Espeler, Belgium. It has an initial and S/N inside the helmet, so if I could read through the correct section of the roster, I'm sure I could identify him. Would it be possible to have someone either look on my behalf or mail a copy of section "K", it would be appreciated. Thanks, Brian

Vadican, Eugene E., Pfc., R.A.CE., Marietta, Ohio A334
Fabiano, Thomas A., Pfc., R.A.CE. Glen Cove, N.Y. A334
Morris, Mack L., S/Sgt., BS R.A.CE., Jasper, Ala. A334
Olson, Edwin J., Pfc., R.A.CE., Badger, Iowa A334

I am looking for information about anyone who served with my father in Europe from November, 1944 until the end of the war. He was Pfc. Donald Richard Urschel (35844207) and was in A Company of the 334th; he died November 12, 1998. The only names I am aware of are Eugene Vadakin (died Athens, or perhaps Marietta, Ohio, 1965), Pfc. Thomas A. Fabiano (lived on Long Island, New York, in 1963), Sgt. Mack L. Morris (lived in St. Petersburg, FL in 1967), and Ed Olson (sp?) (lived in Humboldt, Iowa in 1970).

I am trying to find living Vets who served in the 909th FA Battalion, 84th Inf. Division from 1943 to the end of the war. My Grandfather, Harold Allstetter (who passed away in 1993) served in that unit and I am trying to chronicle some of the events that happened while he was overseas. He never talked much about it and only kept in touch with one or two men, whom my grandmother has forgotten names. PLEASE HELP! contact me via email if you have any information at all! aras3030@hotmail.com

Sara

Hi,

I'm looking for any information on Bagby, John of the 333rd.
I hope someone can help,

Thanx

Hello everyone, I was wondering if there was any reunion planed for the 84th? My Papa was apart of the railsplitters and I would like to try to reconnect with anyone who might have known him. Please let me know if you have any information.

Hi ,
My dad, Mario C. Saieva was in the 84th 335 inf reg E company 4th platoon. He passed about 20 years ago and I would like to get whatever information or photos that you might have access to. Thank you in advance for your help.
Best regards, Carl