wilsonsr

1SG. Joseph E. Wilson, Sr., USA-Ret-Dec., 1925-2003 (father of historian and author Joseph Wislon, Jr.), served with the 686th Field Artillery Battalion in the Rhineland and Central European Campaigns. During the closing days of WWII he transferred to the 761st Tank Battalion for occupation duty.

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on 2006-May-16 05:16:27 Anonymous coward said

M. Smith
Thank you
on 2006-Jun-11 19:09:48 Anonymous coward said

RENE AGOSTO
I am trying to obtain a 761 Tank BN unit patch. If you have one which you would like to sell, please email me at ragosto1@satx.rr.com.
on 2006-Aug-25 15:55:55 Anonymous coward said

Sgt Goode United States Army

I am very proud to walk in the shadow of the 761st Black Panthers.
on 2006-Oct-27 21:57:08 Anonymous coward said

Louis Fuller III
Where did America find all the fine young men, who gave us our freedom. And they gave all they had and more. THANKS.
on 2006-Dec-04 23:32:46 Anonymous coward said

SSG M. Kemp
I don't think the contributions and sacrifices of the 761st tank battalion, The Tuskegee Airmen, and the Buffallo Soldiers, to name but a few, can ever be summed up in words. Thank you warriors & trailblazers. You are not forgotten.
on 2006-Dec-12 18:24:29 Anonymous coward said

Kirsten
Opa im proud of the things you did

I Love You and Miss You So Much

Kirsten

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Title: wilsonsr
Description: 1SG. Joseph E. Wilson, Sr., USA-Ret-Dec., 1925-2003 (father of historian and author Joseph Wislon, Jr.), served with the 686th Field Artillery Battalion in the Rhineland and Central European Campaigns. During the closing days of WWII he transferred to the 761st Tank Battalion for occupation duty.
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Owner: Joe Wilson
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761st Tank Battalion and Allied Veterans Association

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