Post by connie on Mar 19, 2009 14:55:31 GMT -5
You can thank Roger for the suggestion that we add useful links, as well as for this first recommendation.
www.ww2troopships.com is a link I have also used in my research. It was recommended to me by the 106th historian. There is a hurdle that you can run into when researching the ships that carried your relatives. The three ships transporting the 106th to England are known. But, not all the members of the 106th did the return trip to the US together. And, the ship records were destroyed by orders long ago. This site is not limited to the 106th travels. But, it can help. It has collected information from people who know or from old journals.
www.ww2troopships.com is a link I have also used in my research. It was recommended to me by the 106th historian. There is a hurdle that you can run into when researching the ships that carried your relatives. The three ships transporting the 106th to England are known. But, not all the members of the 106th did the return trip to the US together. And, the ship records were destroyed by orders long ago. This site is not limited to the 106th travels. But, it can help. It has collected information from people who know or from old journals.