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John McAuliffe; M-347, furnished the Golden Acorn Division patch to Debbie

Lehman Probaska for her extraordinary quilt, wihch the veteran is pointing

to.

Talley Kelley, pictured holding the quilt, was in the heavy machinegun

platoon of Co. D, 345th Inf. He lives in Columbia, S.C.

http://www4.army.mil/news/article.php?story=7290

I love getting these. Here's an email I got this morning and I sent it off to Bill Douglass right away too:

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I saw on your Web Site that you have some info on the 1301 Engineer Reg. Do you have any info on Company F? My Neighbor served in Company F. from landing on D-Day + 3 through the end of the European theater. I told him I would look on the Net to see what was out there and found your site. I showed him 031 J.peg from the Joseph Elias page, as he had been telling me about the bridges that they used to build, and he immediately recognized the french boy in the lower left hand corner of the page, and he went on to state he was sort of the mascot of company A. I believe he would share information readily, but said he only has one picture of him during WWII and that is of him standing next to his 6x6 Truck.

E-mail me back if you have any interest in the stories he may have as well as any info you may have about Company F.

My neighbors last name is Lewis.

First I want to thank Marion for putting up this forum and for the many hours of work she spend on it .

Ever since I was a 5 year old nuisance my grandpa told me stories about his actions during ww2 ! As a kid I got fascinated by them and my curiosity grew over the years. Even more , it became a passion .

I'm 32 years young and live in Belgium , an 80 min drive from Bastogne !

Studied ancient history and Germanistic languages .

Became a part time pro musician instead ....

506th PIR is my heart and soul and nowadays I only work on ww2 projects to keep the remembrance alive for our kids and their kids ....etc....

"They gave their lives for our freedom , they fought the unknown enemy , they are a piece of modern history . " Because of their action and courage I still speak Dutch in my own beautiful country ."

So I do all I can to keep them remembered and all for 1 reason !

To say THANK YOU !