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| Posted by: Kimberly Saxton Scruggs |
Posted on: Thursday 2nd September, 2010 |
| Name: | Kimberly Saxton Scruggs |
| Location: | Topeka, KS |
| Where did you hear about us? | From a friend |
| Comments: Anna Dybing Scruggs was my mother-in-law. She married Richard H. Scruggs in Guadecanal while on duty there. She passed away in September of 2006; preceeded by Richard in 1995. |
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| Posted by: Cynthia Lee |
Posted on: Thursday 19th August, 2010 |
| Name: | Cynthia Lee |
| Unit: | 136 field hospital sudbury eng |
| Where did you hear about us? | Just stumbled upon it while surfing |
| Comments: My mother F Evangeline Blauvelt served at Field Hospital 136 in Sudbury Eng during WWII as an Army nurse. Am interesting in any info or others who might be interesting in this too. |
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| Posted by: Scott Novzen |
Posted on: Friday 13th August, 2010 |
| Name: | Scott Novzen |
| Location: | New Jersey |
| Where did you hear about us? | Just stumbled upon it while surfing |
| Comments: Very cool & informative sight! As an illustrator (IMA/USA, etc.) & collector sights like yours are a tremendous resource! Keep up the good work & always willing to help out if I can. |
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| Posted by: Jacob Field |
Posted on: Wednesday 11th August, 2010 |
| Name: | Jacob Field |
| Location: | Ft. Pierce, FL. |
| Where did you hear about us? | Just stumbled upon it while surfing |
| Comments: I really love your website. It is very informative ,and hope to see more and more come out of it. I reenact a 4th Armored Medic, and I will recommend this site to all my reenacting buddies. I hope to keep using this site for a long time. |
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| Posted by: Mark Malmberg |
Posted on: Wednesday 11th August, 2010 |
| Name: | Mark Malmberg |
| Location: | Kansas City |
| Where did you hear about us? | Just stumbled upon it while surfing |
| Comments: Thank you for the informative site you have provided. I lost an Uncle in November 1944 with the 154th Hospital in Italy. Our family has little other information than that. Your site has been helpful in painting the pitcure. |
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