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157th Infantry Regiment After Action Reports

Discussion in 'Italy, Sicily & Greece' started by kerrd5, Dec 30, 2009.

  1. Lars McKie

    Lars McKie New Member

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    Dear Dave,
    Please tell me that you have a copy of the 157th AAR for August 1944? I found all other months but the one AAR I really need I can't find...the one where the 157th comes ashore in France 15th August 1944.

    Best regards
    Lars
     
  2. steven1163

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    Hello. Would you happen to have a copy of the AAR for the 157th for May 1944? Or maybe know where I can get it. I know all the AARs were posted years ago to the forum back when it was a Yahoo Group, but I haven't been able to find anything since. My uncle was KIA on May 27, 1944 just outside Anzio. I'm not sure, but I believe he was 2nd Battalion, Co. E. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

    Steven
     
  3. Lars McKie

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    Hi Steven,

    Yes I do - to large to upload here - please find all I have on 157th Infantry regiment on my Google Drive:

    157th-Infantry-Regiment - Google Drive

    I will remove folder at some point (if no longer there please ask again).

    Also; I can not recall what my source was for this so I can't tell you who to credit.
     
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    Hello Lars,
    I want to thank you so very, very much for giving me access to the AAR's. I've been trying to get these for almost 4 years. I'm ecstatic. And thank you for all the hard work you do to help keep the memories of all the brave men who fought in WW II. Great job.

    Steven
     
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    Thanks Steven - just paying it forward as I know you will some day - I know exactly what you feel as I've been there numerous times myself courtesy of other good hearted people.

    My 157th knowledge pretty much start with Operation Dragoon (August '44) - but if there is anything else I can do let me know. One of our signatories as Mr Karl O. Mann who was assigned to M-Co, 3 Bn as a replacement at Anzio, he later became the translator of (then) Lt Col. Sparks. Mr Mann is no longer with us, but we still have contact with his grandson Jeff - your uncle would not have served with Mr Mann though if he KIA'd in May '44.

    Good luck with your research.
     

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