Credit: Ms. Margaret Crecy – Second Lieutenant Warren G.H. Crecy standing across the street from Baker Company’s billets in Siegsdorf, Germany, 1945. Crecy holds the Silver Star (it should have been the MOH) and also holds the reputation of being “The Baddest Man In The 761st!” The more enemy fire he received, the harder he fought. He slew more enemy soldiers than any other single man in the battalion. He was battlefiled commissioned in 1945.

From:	bethedsagroup@earthlink.net	(Fri 07 May 2004 05:07:28 PM EDT)
I'm Lawrence Crecy Jr, This is my grandpa. I wish you all can really understand and appreciate my grandpa. I love that man with all of my heart and I really do miss him all these years.

From:	jpeats@hewm.com	(Thu 13 May 2004 03:18:17 PM EDT)
I read the book "Brothers In Arms" and the stories about your grandfathers actions in WWII made me swell with pride as a fellow black man. He was a true American Hero.

From:	ranger1250@prodigy.net	(Sat 10 Jul 2004 04:03:34 PM EDT)
I've seen Pvt.Ryan and Band of Brothers, Lt.Cresy can stand above them all.

From:	daniel.t.long@verizon.net	(Thu 16 Dec 2004 07:58:17 PM EST)
Brothers In Arms is a fascinating book. It should be required reading in schools, and it should be made into a movie. Thanks to the men of the 761st for demonstrating such courage under fire.

From:	teishaaariane87@hotmail.com	(Tue 18 Jul 2006 02:09:05 PM EDT)
This wonderful man would be my great-grandfather! I didn't get a chance to meet this American Hero however, I've heard many inspiring and motivational stories about him. And after you too have heard the great saga of this man, you will learn that he is truly the "The Baddest Man of the 761st"!

From:	Paul Dvorak	(Sun 21 Jan 2007 02:58:13 PM EST)
Daniel Long is right - Brothers In Arms should be a movie. Let's hope Hollywood is listening, and if they do so, hope they don't mess it up.