Need help finding names of soldiers from E Co , 506th PIR , 101st Airborn

Hello I would need help locating the names of the ORIGINAL Toccoa men from E Company , 506th PIR , 101st Airborne...I have done some research and have ony been able to come up with these names..Im still adding to the list..Im doing research on JUST the TOCCOA men , no replacements that came after...I would realy appreciate if someone had a website , I have tried dozens...Heres what I have so far..

Original Toccoa men:

Donald Malarkey
Robert Smith
Richard Winters
Forrest Guth
George Luz
Sal Bellino
David Webster
Rod Bain
Lewis Nixon
Gordon Carson
Carwood Lipton
Robert Bloser (KIA)
Bill " Wild Bill" Guarnere
Charles Eaton
Herbert Sobel
William Evans (KIA)
Ralph Spina
Dennis Garland (KIA)
Eugene "Doc Roe" Roe
Lester Hashey
Edward Tipper
William Khien (KIA)
Ed Joint
George Kramer
Floyd Talbert
George Lavenson (MIA)
Joseph Toy
Robert Marsh
Harry Welsh
William Miller (KIA)
Robert "Popeye" Wynn
Joachim Melo
Frank Perconte
Elmer Murray Jr (KIA)
Darrell "Shifty" Powers
Sergio Moya (KIA)
Joseph Ramirez
Murray Roberts (KIA)
Denver "Bull" Randleman
Wayne Sisk
Mike Ranney (KIA)
Paul Rogers
Johnny Martin
Ralph Trapuzzano
Earl "One Lung" McLung
Robert Linken (KIA)
Warren "Skip" Muck (KIA)
Hank Zimmerman
Charles Grant
William Wingett
Walter Gordon
Thomas Meehan (KIA)
Frederick "Moose" Heyliger
Ralph Wilmer (KIA)
Joseph Liebgott
Dewitt Lowrey
Albert "Alby" Blithe
Al Mampre
James Alley
Burton Christenson
Lynn "Buck" Compton
William Evans
William Dukeman (KIA)
Jack Foley



Missing about 90 maybe?

Thanks!

 

are you a brit cause that would explain why you want to know the names of the men in easy company 506th all the brits want to be 506th if your not thats good

 

Guess I can bump this?

 

Yeah , that was what I was doing ..More of a rhetorical question lolz.

 

As far as I know-Dick Winters will no longer reply to mail because I heard he was ailing. As for some of the others-they still reply. I don't have any of their addresses or i'd gladly send you a few.

 

Men of easy company

It lists everyone who had been a member of the 506th 101st, but it is everyone, not only the men who were there from the begining, hope it helps some.

Maybe you would notice some names of replacements and be able to scratch them, with the list you have you can put a dent in it and then just do individual searches on the remaining men

 

here is a easier list of the men left after i took off the ones who were at tocca, now you would have to search each men individually to see if they were original or replacements
Aldrich
James H. Alley Jr.
Baker
Edward J. Bernat
Homer T. Blake
Leo D. Boyle
Richard L. Bray
Robert B. Brewer
Charles F. Broska
Earl V. Bruce
Thomas H. Burgess
James D. Campbell
Leopollo P. Carrillo
Chow
Robert Cipriano
Maxwell M. Clark
Roy W. Cobb
Vincent S. Collette
Herman F. Colllins
James Coombs
Phillip Coviello
Robert H. Cowing
Seth O. Crosby
Bernard S. Cunningham
Cushman
Damon
Richard P. Davenport
James K. Davis
James L. Diel
Norman S. Dike Jr.
Joseph P. Dominguez
Edward J. Donahue
Carl F. Eckstrom
George L. Elliott
John L. Eubanks
Carl L. Fenstermaker
Gerald L. Flurie
Bradford C. Freeman
Antonio Garcia
Roy Gates
Johnnie E. Gathings
John L. Geraghty
Eugene S. Gilmore
Everett J. Gray
Genoa H. Griffith
Stephen E. Grodski
Lloyd D. Guy
Stanley L. Hagerman
Earl L. Hale
Franklin W. Hale
Robert Haley
Hanes
Herman E. Hansen
Elwood Hargroves
Thomas A. Harrell
Siles E. Harrellson
Terrence C. Harris
Dale L. Hartley
George B. Hartsuff
Harold G. Hayes
Haynes
Cyril B. Heckler
Edward J. Heffron
J.D. Henderson
Walter Hendrix
Robert C. Hensley
A.P. Herron
Elwood Hertzog
Clarence Hester
Hickman
George Higgins
Paul A. Hite
Joseph E. Hogan
John R. Holland
Donald B. Hoobler
Clarence S. Howell
William A. Howell
Hudson
Charles A. Hudson
Richard H. Hughes II
Richard J. Hughes
Charles F. Hussion
Eugene E. Ivie
Eugene E. Jackson
John A. Janovec
Coburn M. Johnson
Hank Jones
Joseph M. Jordan
Vernon Jordan
John T. Julian
Donald L. King
Paul M. Kohler
John R. Korb
William N. Kratzer
Harry Lager
Paul E. Lamoureux
Lewis Lampos
Robert T. Leonard
Joseph A. Lesniewski
Carwood C. Lipton
Philip E. Longo
John Lust
Clarence O. Lyall
John C. Lynch
Robert A. Mann
Michael V. Massaconi
Salve. H. Matheson
Robert L. Mathews
Jack F. Matthews
Leo J. Matz
Edward A. Mauser
Arthur J. Mauzerall
William C. Maynard
John McBreen
Carl F. McCauley
Thomas A. McCreary
John McGrath
Walter L. McKay
James A. McMahon
William T. McGonigal Jr.
William E. Medved
Francis J. Mellett
Ynez M.Mendoza
Vernon J. Menze
Kenneth D. Mercier
Max M. Meth
William S. Metzler
James W. Miller
John N. Miller
Elmer T. Minne
Donald J. Moone
Alton M. More
David E. Morris
Pat Neil
Norman W. Neitzke
Neumann
Lewis Nixon
Francis L. O’Brien
Patrick S. O’Keefe
Ernest L. Oats
Ralph J.Orth
Richard E. Owen
Cecil M. Pace
Thomas A. Peacock
Alex M. Penkala
Edwin E. Pepping
Ben M. Perkins
Philip P. Peruginni
Cleveland O. Petty
David R. Pierce
John E. Pisanchin
John Plesha Jr.
Pomely
George L. Potter Jr.
Charles W.Pyle
Robert J. Radar
Lavon P. Reese
Charles E. Rhinehart
Farris O. Rice
Ralph D. Richey Jr.
Carl N. Riggs
Woodrow W. Robbins
Harvey G. Robinson
Clifford E. Rogers
Warren R. Roush
Edward F. Sabo
Carl C. Sawosko
Raymond G. Schmitz
Elmer N. Schuyler
John P. Sewell
Edward D. Shames
John L. Sheehy
John P. Sheeley
John E. Shindell
James B. Sholty
Campbell T. Smith
Garland R. Smith
George H. Smith Jr.
John D. Smith
Robert T. Smith
Gerald R. Snider
Frank Sobeleski
James L. Sowell
Ronald C. Speirs
Ralph I. Stafford
Edward H. Stein
J.B. Stokes
Benjamin J. Stoney
Roderick G. Strohl
Herbert J. Suerth
Patrick J. Sweeney
Amos J. Taylor
Elmer L. Telstad
Raymond H. Thompson
Felix J. Tokarzewski
Norman Tremonti
Clarence M. Tridle
Andrew Uuban
Robert Van Klinken
Allen E. Vest
Alexander Vittore
William H. Wagner
Thomas W. Warren
Harold B. Webb
Kenneth J. Webb
James W. Welling
Jerry A. Wentzel
Walter H. Wentzel
Daniel B. West
Joseph P. Whitecavage
Elijah Whytsell
Melvin W. Winn
Donald S. Wiseman
William H. Woodcock
Richard M. Wright
George F. Yochum
Arthur C. Youman
Frank J. Zastavniak

Also off of your list these men are not listed at easy companys web site, so please check their names and make sure theyre part of the 101st
Charles Eaton
Dennis Garland (KIA)
George Kramer
Robert Linken (KIA)
Al Mampre
James Alley

 

Fgrun , I realy appreciate all of your help , but I do not quiet understand what you mean...That list are people who werent at Toccoa? Or some of them were?

Thank you!

 

the list is of people i dont know if they were at tocca or not you would have to search each individually, they were all with the 101st 506th though according to their web site, so you would have to look into each one to see if they were at tocca.

the link i posted had everyones names and i took the names from the men you posted and thats whats left of all the men who served with the 506th, so the missing mens names must be in that list for what you are looking for

 

Alright fgrun , I'll go through em when I have the time

Thanks!

 

no problem, I hope you find the remaining members, if so please let us know too

 

My father, Walter Wentzel, was an original "Toccoa man". I believe that Jerry Wentzel (no relation) was also a Toccoa original.

 

thanks for the info!

 

Hi,

Were replacements :

Lester Hashey, Hank Zimmerman, Herbert Suerth, Babe Heffron, James Miller, Patrick O'keefe, Antonio Garcia, Ynez Mendoza, Bradford Freeman, Walter Eggert, Frank Soboleski, John Janovec, Norman Neitzke.

 

Charles E. Rhinehart was an original Toccoa man rather than a replacement, and served all the way through with Easy Company until it was deactivated.

 

Are you sure that William Miller was an original Toccoa man?

 

Trying to find out if the Neumann you listed was my grandfather. He was with the 506th PIR during May 23, 1944, until June 4, 1946. He was a PFC and earned the BSM. I do not know exactly which company he was assigned to. His name was Robert Valentine Neumann from New Holstein, WI. Thanks

 

You may want to try contacting the Easy Company Association at their website. Also, if you don't have his records, you should request them through the NARA. See this thread for help with that.

I presume this was your grandfather? So sad that he was struck down at such a young age.

 

Yes, I have gone to their website and only found a last name, Neumann. He was my grandfather, who died in a car accident on 8 February 1959. I have also submitted documents to attain his military records and so has my aunt. Hopefully, she can get more information as well as awards that he received.