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Post by rmaultbay on Sept 26, 2007 20:50:30 GMT -5
I am looking for anyone that was in the 424th Division, Company I. My Dad is Robert C. Maultbay and he is very much interested in locating anyone that was in this Company.
Thank you,
Diane Maultbay Jennings
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Carl W.
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Post by Carl W. on Sept 30, 2007 9:23:52 GMT -5
Yesterday I met with Charles "Chuck" Lowery at Baraque de Fraiture AKA Parker's crossroads in Belgium. He was there attending the ceremony for the unvailing of a new monument there.
He was a Sgt in I-Company 424th Regt and fought at Manhay during the Battle of the Bulge and was WIA there.
I'm quite sure that his address can be recieved through the help of John Kline. e-mail: jpk@mm.com
Best regards
Carl
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Post by gctell on Nov 29, 2007 9:15:05 GMT -5
My Dad was Ben Bartell, Captain, L Company. Unfortunately, he has passed away, but I remember that he always spoke proudly of the men he served with in the 424th Regiment, 106th Infantry Division.
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Post by curly83 on Jun 26, 2008 20:44:16 GMT -5
Hi, anyone that has information or the where abouts of anyone that was in the 106th Divsion 424 Regiment Company I which was the Golden Lions, my dad Robert C. (Curly) Maultbay would like to hear from you. He was in Germay 1944-1945, he has made so much effort to find anyone that has any information. Please contact him at his daughter's email address bethmcole@yahoo.com He is wanting any kind of information.
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Post by connie on Jul 6, 2014 9:09:13 GMT -5
Captain Ben Bartell 424L: Checking old posts on listed birthdays helps me review what's here and see what needs attention. Today I came on these 3 clustered posts. I think they each deserve their own link. Moving posts was something I'd mastered on this board pre- update. But the process has changed (if it exists) . I don't want to risk losing a post. So I'll have to experiment elsewhere when I have the time... In the meantime, these 3 posts deserve a look. The one that brought me here today was the post on Captain Ben Bartell 424 L. Captains are generally well remembered by their men. Hope someone happens on this who knew him or heard of him from a parent... Connie UPDATE Jim West, when working with the copies of General Orders obtained through an acquaintance photographing these records at the National Archives, he found the following with the award of the Bronze Star for Captain Bartell: www.indianamilitary.org/106ID/Rosters/REFERENCES/1945-078-BS-CMB/278.htm |
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