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Need information on Richard P. Little, BTRY D 463rd PRCHT FA BN 101st ABN DIV. He is a personal friend and is having memory issues, just trying to learn as much as I can before we lose him.
Serial Number: 35 629 509
Date of birth: 10/11/1924.
•02.18.1943 Induction Date
•02.25.1943 Date of Entry Active Service
•Originally assigned to the 82nd or to the 101st?
•Did he train at Camp Toccoa?
o If so, arrival date at Camp Toccoa
o If so, departure date from Camp Toccoa
o If so, was he in the 506th PIR or the 517th PIR?
o If not, where did he do his training and for how long before embarking to England?
•Was he originally assigned to BTRY D 463rd PRCHT FA BN 101ST, or was he transferred there later?
•Departure date from the U.S. to England, what ship did he sail on?
•# of combat jumps
•# of Purple Hearts
•Details of artillery wound received in action
•Details of 3 Bronze Stars

HI I AM DOING MY FAMILY TREE AND CAME ACROSS A RELATIVE
PFC Arthur William Givens
1922–1945
BIRTH 10 JUNE 1922 • Alberta, Canada
DEATH 14 MAY 1945 • France

Service Number39266345

THE U.S. National Cemetery Interment Control Form SAYS (THOUGH WAS HARD TO READ IT) SAYS HE VWAS IN THE 463RD PARA'S. AFTER STUDYING THEM I FIND THAT AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH THEY ARE IN NESS GERMANY BUT HAVE HIM DIE IN FRANCE I FIND IR VERY CONFUSING
KIND REGARDS

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I am trying to find anyone who might have known my father John Joseph Russavage, he was with the 463rd, Baker Company. Please feel free to contact me at johnruss1965@yahoo,com.

Respectfully,
John A. Russavage

Stumbled upon this page looking for something entirely different, searching on my father's name. My father was Ivan J. Warmuth, US Army retired in '62. He is mentioned in your website - thank you for maintaining this important record.

My father Samuel Grippi served with Battery C of the 463rd during WW II. Does anyone have information on Battery C? Thank you.

Today. Oct 7th, MSgt Joe Stolmeier, the First Sgt of A Battery, turns 91 years old. He is doing fine, in Murrietta, Ca. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Dirty Joe!

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My grandfather, P. Gordon Bernhardt, served with the 463rd PFA proudly. I was very excited to find this page so that I could learn just a little of the great sacrifice he and so many others made in service. Thank you to Bill and Ken for all of this. It was incredible to read his own words on "The Official 463rd PFA" page. Unfortunately, he passed away two years ago, but he and the others who served will continue to be remembered for what they did.

Thank you for this site. My grandfather, Cpl. Kenneth L. Busenbark, for whom I am named, was my inspiration and remains a voice in my head long after his death. Thank you!

Merry Christmas, to you and your family. Thank you SO MUCH for your efforts to keep these memories alive. God Bless!

I found your site while researching my grandfather. His name was Pvt.Dale A. Pearo, he was a member of the 463rd PFA A Btry. He was KIA Dec 26, 1944. My mother wasn't even a year old when he died so we have almost no information. If anyone can give us any type of information, stories, photos etc we would appreciate it greatly. I am proud that my family on both sides served and want to be able to pass the information on to my children along with any personal stories anyone might have of him

I am the son of Ltc. col. Ret. (deceased) John F. Keester and am interested in knowing his exact whereabouts at Bastone during the battle, he was then a captain. Any help would greatly appreciated. He was great friends with Col. Cooper who used to visit us a lot when I was young. We lived in Lawton OK. Col. Cooper in Duncan Ok.

My father: Walter Sckerl was a member of the 463rd and jumped into Southern France on 15 Aug 1944. He is now seeking information on visiting the Memorials there.