Filip,this is a great site.Keep up the good work.Youn friend,Grant Berry.Clancy,I met Filip in Bastogne Belgium during a tour I was on with Bill & Babe this September.You may remember me from the Seventh WWII anual conference in Washington,DC along with the dedication to the WWII Memorial.I also live in Maryland in the town Millersville.Wish you the best & I'll see you at the reunion this year if you are going.Take good care,Grant Berry.

Wij vinden het een te gekke side ga zo door.
Probeer ook eens om in het Nederlands te schrijven Niet iedereen kan het Engels.

groetjes.

Dear Filip, congratulations with the website you created. You did a fine job. You earn your golden medal.

World War II ended 30 years before I was born but I can still see the impact it has and continues to have on my life. God Bless and thank you for my Freedom.

Thanks to all who went thru the hard times in the European Theater of Operations of WWII. As a retired Air Force veteran(28yrs) with service in Viet Nam (3 1/2 yrs), I can relate.

I was happy to meet M. Lyall in Angoville-sur-Plain. Thanks for what you guys did 60 years ago.

I've had the honor of knowing Clancy all my life. I grew up with his son and Clancy has always been like a father to me. Thank you so much for this website showing all the great things he has accomplished. He'll always be a hero to me.

Dave

Great site with good historical data.

Hi,

Great site!Thankx.
Normandie(the liberation of europ)is for me the
greatest thing mankind ever done in history.
This must be a constant remender for ALL people what
those brave man have done fore our freedom of today!!

Many Thankx!!!

I cant thank the brave men of E 506/101 enough for fighting for the freedom of the European people. The great sacrafices that all of you made has saved millions of lives from the treachory Hitler could've spread to nations that had not been invaded. All the thanks and commemorations in the world are not enough to honor the bravery, courage, and sacrafices that you men and women made. There is no word that can desciribe how much I admire you all...

Thank you for you fight to make this country a place where we all can be free. Many people may not say that they are thankful for what you and all the guys of E 506/101, and all the young men in every service that served during WWII Korea Viet Nam and all conflicts after. I want to say Thank you from the bottom of my heart. People like you are the reason I am a Deputy Sheriff, and fight crime every day. To protect the ones that protected us. Again Thank you.

thanks for making a place we can all go to to honor our soldiers and learn more about them

Great site, great work, Filip!
You are very right in wanting to honour such men as CLancy Lyall.

My full E-Mail address.
ND-JimHennessey@webtv.net

An honor to sign your
guestbook-Thank You-Good Luck
-Go Airborne
WW2-Vet-Co.E.-345th-Regt-
87th-Inf.Div.Patton's-3rd-
Army.

Dank aan alle die zulke origonele informatie
hebben verzameld en terbeschikking hebben gesteld voor alle mensen. Dank U

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Met veel interesse de site doorlopen.
Proficiat!historische waarde.
Groetjes
Riggy.

Thank you for the wonderful story and photos of Clancy's life with Easy company! I know Clancy and am proud to have served in the same Regiment myself in Vietnam (D Co. 3/506, 1971).
Clancy.....you are still full of surprises! I didn't know about you're little sidetrack trip to Dien Bien Phu in 1954!
I also was privileged to have Clancy present when I made my very first jump at the 506th Regiment Reunion last August in Pennsylvania.
Great site and great history.
thank you!

Best wishes to all Currahees and their families. Currahee 5/67 to 6/68 RVN...Airborne to all!

A curahee 8/67 - 12/68 3/506 E Co. Recon. Great site! I will never forget, I lost my youth and my innocence in Viet Nam. But I was among many brave young men. Go Curahees.

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Thanks for sharing, Mario. All the best to you and your family.