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103rd Infantry Division, GOs and Morning Reports

Discussion in 'Military Service Records & Genealogical Research' started by TD-Tommy776, Feb 1, 2014.

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  1. TD-Tommy776

    TD-Tommy776 Man of Constant Sorrow

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    Like so many great research finds, I found this one while looking for something completely different (not a Monty Python reference).

    The 103rd Infantry Division WWII Association website is a phenomenal research resource. In addition to histories, photos and veteran's stories, they also have the Division General Orders in PDF and Excel formats, AND the Morning Reports for every regiment/battalion/company/battery in the Division (also in PDF and Excel formats).

    The Excel files are a real bonus as it makes searching the documents so much easier. My hat's off to the webmaster and/or whoever contributed to this great website.
     
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    nice find!!!
     
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    If you ever run across something for the 334th Infantry Regiment, 84th Div. I'll owe you a 6-pack net time I see you,
    Dave
     
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    352 General Orders total for the war years, 1943-1945. Kudos to the individual who obviously expended a great deal of time and energy transcribing the data in Excel.

    It also cost a small fortune to copy them at the NARA, College Park.


    Dave
     
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    Only if I get to pick the brand. :drink_a_pint: Finds like this one are few and far between. As Dave K. said, someone spent a lot of time and money to make those documents available. The 334th is a bit off topic here. I'll snoop around and see what I can find.
     
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