68th ARMORED INFANTRY BATTALION 14th ARMORED DIVISION

Associate Group: First Special Service Force, 6th CO, 3rd REG and the 6th Corps living History Group, St Louis, MO

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Reply Jeff Salter
7:32 PM on March 11, 2017 

I wanted to let y'all now that Clifford Eugene Hansford (who served in the 68th AIB in France and Germany during WW2), died Feb. 23, at age 92.
He is survived by his wife Geneva and son Larry. I'm a friend.
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Reply Mike Garrett
11:08 PM on June 18, 2014 

My father was in the 14th armored 68th infantry.  I found your site while looking for information.  A recent book on this unit was written by Timothy O'Keefe.  "Battle Yet Unsung". There are also some pictures of other servicemen.
Reply Morris Berman
2:31 PM on October 13, 2013 

Mark Hodges says...

looking for anyone who remembers or has pictures of my Grandfather   Pfc George W. Burchell died March 22 1945 inside Germany now buried in Lorrain Memorial Cemetary France

Hi Mark,

I knew your grandfather. He was in my squad. The last time I saw him, I loaned him my watch for guard duty in january of 1945. Later the same day, I was wounded and got sent to the hospital. By the time I rejoined the squad it was a few months later and he wasn't there. Feel free to email me. Kind Regards, Morris Berman
Reply Morris H. Berman
12:16 PM on October 13, 2013 

Mark Hodges says...

looking for anyone who remembers or has pictures of my Grandfather   Pfc George W. Burchell died March 22 1945 inside Germany now buried in Lorrain Memorial Cemetary France
Reply John Thomas
1:13 PM on May 3, 2013 

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Reply Frank Lashinsky
11:18 PM on April 27, 2013 

I was liberated from Stalag VII A on April 29, 1945 .I was a tailgunner on a B-24. Shot down March 12, 1945 near Gordisa in Hungary, attempting to land in Pecs behind Russian lines , after damage bombing Florisdorf Oil refinery in Vienna. Captured in no mans land between Russo-German lines. Retreating Germans brought me into VIIA Wednesday before liberation. Second time I bailed out .First time into Bosnia .Partisans helped me return to base in Italy

Finally read your story of our liberation Thank You

 

Frank