Greetings from Minnesota USA!
Posté : 21 févr., 01:24
bonsoir!
Wish I had known of this forum earlier. My Uncle served with the 326th C Company - 101st Airborne. He was 1st Lt of the 2nd Platoon AEB and jumped into France in the early hours of D-Day. Based on research I've done, he was in the first class of paratroopers trained and certified for WWII duty (in Fort Benning, Georgia). He parachuted safely into France on D-Day but is officially listed as MIA on June 7th, 1944. From all accounts, the ammunition truck he was in was hit by artillery shell just North of Vierville and totally destroyed. I'd love to connect with other family members of the 326th C Company.
Wish I had known of this forum earlier. My Uncle served with the 326th C Company - 101st Airborne. He was 1st Lt of the 2nd Platoon AEB and jumped into France in the early hours of D-Day. Based on research I've done, he was in the first class of paratroopers trained and certified for WWII duty (in Fort Benning, Georgia). He parachuted safely into France on D-Day but is officially listed as MIA on June 7th, 1944. From all accounts, the ammunition truck he was in was hit by artillery shell just North of Vierville and totally destroyed. I'd love to connect with other family members of the 326th C Company.