The 746th Tank Battalion Homepage

The 746th Tank Battalion Homepage

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Name:	Charles "Chuck"Aldieri
Name:	Charles "Chuck" Aldieri
City/State/Country:	Bristol / Ct.. / 06010 / U.S.A.

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Joined the 746th Aug./Sept. 1944.[Belgiam / Seigfreid line.] Stayed with Co."A" until end of war . Battle of Bulge ,Hurtken Forest , Crossed the REMAGEN BRIDGE the morning after it was taken,crossed the Rhine 3 times within the 24 hours due to the loss of 0ur tank by a German "88".,helped clean up the Rour Valley that opened up the last push to end the war.

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Name:	ken raney
Name:	ken (ray) raney
City/State/Country:	arlington, tx, usa

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My dad, Sgt. Ralph Robert Raney served in the 746th. He passed away Oct28th and was buried with an honor guard in attendance at Blackwell,Texas. He was proud of his unit but didn't speak much about it. The unit photograph still hangs on the wall. He landed at Utah driving a half-track into an underwater shell hole and had to swim the rest of the way onto the beach. He spent the night at St. Mare Eglise. He was outside Thum, Germany when the half-track he was driving ran over a landmine. Needless to say he recovered in Paris before being shipped out. He missed getting some of the unit citations because of his injuries. He did get The Purple Heart and French Croix DeGuerre. He kept in touch with a few old Army buddies, but over the years they have faded away. If there's anyone out there who remembers him I would like to hear from you. Keep us in your prayers, we miss him. Ken Raney

Name:	David P Clouse
Name:	David P. Clouse
City/State/Country:	Canton Oh.

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I would like to contact you for more information? Can you send me an email?

Name:	Aaron Elberson
Name:	Aaron Elberson
City/State/Country:	Los Angeles, California

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My Great Uncle S/Sgt A. Bechard served in the 746th. He landed on Utah Beach and fought his way to Mutzenich Germany where on September 16, 1944, he was awarded the Silver Star for bravery in combat. On that same day he was badly wounded resulting in the loss of his leg. He returned home to lead a long life in western Kansas. He passed away in 1993.

Name:	Michael Hostetler
Name:	Michael Hostetler
City/State/Country:	Scottsdale, AZ

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Great site. My Grandfather, Floyd Knight, was part of the 746th and was killed in action on July 31st, 1944. My mother passed away this June and I've been going through some old letters and cards from my Grandfather and that sparked my interest in researching his time with the 746th. Thanks for taking the time to create this site!

Name:	Robin Millsap
Name:	Robin Millsap
City/State/Country:	Bryant/ AR/USA

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I have had the very distinct honor to meet some of the remaining members of the 746th during their 2007 reunion at Little Rock. This gathering has been great. Your site is very informative as well. These guys are why we are free in America today. GOD BLESS each and every one of them! Thank you. Robin

Name:	Allen Cooley
Name:	World War II History Center
City/State/Country:	El Dorado, Kansas, United States

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Your website has been added to our links page so that others may find help here.

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