Ninebelowzero -> Help would be appreciated. (7/15/2012 9:15:05 AM)
OK I know this is a kink site but it is a network & that's where I'm starting, not just here.
My Mother was always told her father wasn't her real father, sometimes in a rather unpleasant manner, that her Mother got pregnant by a soldier in the war who then disappeared. Recently she cleared her Aunts flat out & found the photo's of her Mother with a GI. So far we have found out he was in the 9th USAAF PART OF THE 437th/439thTCG Squad attached to the 82nd Airbourn. we have photo's & his billet address lots of photo's including that of the engagement ring but no name. The easiest way to discover the identity is from a record of the billet address & I was wondering if anyone knew where such records would lie in the USA as they were destroyed in a fire in Nottingham in the '50's.
Lucylastic -> RE: Help would be appreciated. (7/15/2012 9:21:51 AM)
[:)]Sorry Niney, cant help ya, but wanted to say, WELCOME back, Ive missed you![;)]
LadyHibiscus -> RE: Help would be appreciated. (7/15/2012 9:24:39 AM)
The Veterans Administration has lots of that stuff, and also, the Veterans of Foreign wars might be able to help, there are a lot of folks who do history of their regiments and the like.
Welcome back, love!
PrincessJessieJ -> RE: Help would be appreciated. (7/15/2012 9:27:19 AM)
Hibby got it in one. The VA or the VFW should be able to help you with that. They bent over backwards and twisted themselves into knots for a local girl here who was trying to track down information on her great granda.
Ninebelowzero -> RE: Help would be appreciated. (7/15/2012 9:30:55 AM)