Gallery #6 WWII Photos provided by my comrades 1941- 45 Photo Gallery by Bob Searl, Sr. at pbase.com

Gallery #6 WWII Photos provided by my comrades 1941- 45

[Bob Searl] This Gallery is reserved for WWII photos gathered by other members of the United States Army 56th Signal Battalion who served with me and have contributed some of their wartime Album photos for all to see and enjoy as part of their personal and proud History of service to our country and the world. CLICK on photo to ENLARGE image and view captions. GO TO GALLERIES #1 to #5 for other photos of WWII.

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Marlene Dietrich - Visits the 56th Signal Battalion - Eupen, Belgium	Marlene Dietrich	Ray Florio - Eupen, Belgium	Osterhout & Florio - Eupen, Belgium
Bob Hilliard - England	Porter & Boggus - Germany	Mel Levy	Nick Kartsounes [Second Purple Heart Award]- Eupen, Belgium
PorterGroup.jpg	Chase & Work - Eupen, Belgium	Bob Hilliards Wire group. St.Vith, Belgium	Galusha & Porter - Luxemburg
Magyar & Carter - Eupen, Belgium	Germany	Siegfried Line, Germany	Dewlish, England
Wolfhagen, Germany	Taunton, England	Taunton, England	Pilzen, Czecho

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Shawn Kraus		21-Nov-2007 22:54
Wonderful tribute to those who served. Thanks for sharing this with the rest of us.

Richard Calmes		11-Feb-2007 17:18
Thank you for posting these! And thank you for your service! Others should see this excellent gallery! V

Dennis P. Costea Jr.		19-Sep-2006 12:47
Bob, Many thanks to you, once again, for keeping the memory of my grandfather (P.Costea [OH]) and his many compatriots alive through these photos! Today is the 5th anniversary of his wife, sons and grandsons no longer being able to say, "Thank you" in person. Your web page is truly a tribute to their efforts and testament to the original vision of the founder of the world-wide-web; that we be able to share information and interactively learn a story by linking all of the details together. The full story may never be told again in complete detail, but if a picture is worth a thousand words then we currently have ninety-eight thousand of them right here! That's a volume to me! After WWII my grandfather married Evelyn and had two sons, Dennis and Panfil Jr. He was an iron worker for years until a back injury forced a change of occupations. He then worked in muncipal government as a residential building inspector, a job he went on to retire from. His incredible attention to detail and refusal to accept poor quality work probably stems back to his U.S. Army basic training and experiences that followed. Thanks again!

Willie Blanchard		23-Aug-2006 13:45
Sir, We are a film production co. in Nashville, TN contracted to DOD for AFN producing informational commercial content for that network. I'm attempting to re-create the famous scene where Gen. Anthony McAuliffe replies "NUTS" to the German's demand to surrender. Any photos of the room where that took place? If not, thank you for your amazing gallery of images of the period. Willie Blanchard Production Designer, Film House Inc Nashville, TN

Thomas Strother		27-Feb-2004 03:57
Great photos. I was looking for my Dad, T/4 J.R. Strother JR who served with Rogers Fannin and a man named Burns in the wire section of "C" Company from June 1944-December 1945. Believe that he was a Eupen in December 1944. Very Respectfully, Tommy Strother (USN, retired)

Dana Simpson		26-Feb-2004 21:19
These are great pictures. There is one of my Uncle Lou Krause, NJ and I was wondering if there is chance I may get a copy of this photo. He is turning 80 and my mom would love to do a book for him. Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you Dana Simpson

Romatti		01-Jan-2004 05:04
Excellent, excellent gallery! Just incredible. Robin

mike		23-Jan-2003 04:18
thanks I see my dad in those pictures soo young they were, he still alive 87 today and a POW as well. They put up with alot along with the deperssion a few years before the war. mike

Ray Nedimyer		26-Dec-2002 16:00
Bob, Although I have been out of the Army for over a decade the only effective comment I can make is I Salute you and your efforts. I wish all could see the photos you have presented her they have been more effecitve than any movie or doccumentry I've seen. I am a Parmedic (23 yrs as a paramedic and a total of over 33 years in Emergency Medical Fieldthe field) and was a medic in the Army. I found all of your Photos and doccuments interesting, informative, appropriate and emotionally and Historically important. Interesting, the photo that hit me the hardest in all of the ablums [1 through 6]is the one of you and your wife with your infant daughter. This is a part of Military life most do not comprehend. Again, I SALUTE you and of course all that were involved with you in this project and in WWII. Please consider having the originals preserved in a way others may see them 10, 20, 50 or more years from now. Thank you for your efforts and continue your Project. Ray Nedimyer rjnedimyer@netzero.net

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