On Sat, 30 Nov 1996 Scott Robertson workshop@shirleypewter.com wrote: Hello Mr Barker I`m starting to search for living members of the 179 field artillery battalion,45th Infantry Division. My father,Shirley C. Robertson was a Warrant offficer W1. He is still living and interested in finding other members of his unit. I believe the majority of them came from Ok. Any info you can provide or direction you can steer me would be great and much apprieciated. If you desire I may be reached via E mail at workshop@shirleypewter.com Thanks again and I hope to hear from you. Many blessings Scott Robertson
On Fri, 23 May 1997 John Galt johngalt@webtv.net wrote: Lost in Korea as MIA and to my knowledge never returned. He was my cousin. I think I heard that he was a POW for awhile and escaped, captured again and then disapeared for good. Any Info? I was a POW in Germany in WWII. Shot in B-17 over Kempton, Ger. July 18, 1944. talag Luft I 10 months.. Thanks for any info.
On Sun, 24 Aug 1997 John Murphyjmcprod1@aol.com wrote: My father was Col. Preston JC Murphy. He served with the 45 Division during WWII and in Korea. If there is any historical data you have concerning his service or unit, please e-mail me back. Address: jmcprod1@aol.com Thank you John Murphy I was named after John Embry, I believe of the 179th Artillery