American & German Veterans
Dear World War Two veteran, dear World War Two veteran’s relatives ! About sharing 1940-1945 material with these peoples wich are interested in this critical period of our past ? Why letting intresting papers and material collect dust in the attic ?
What we need is photos (can be 600 DPI scans and it doesn’t need to be the originals but it’s always better with originals). The website needs combats experiences, storries, after action reports and all intresting papers ranging from the Kasserine Pass to the Elbe meeting in Torgau in 1945.
Personaly I am one US Army Helmet collector (all the Metalic shells from 1916-1980). Should you have one for me just drop me an email to makes things clear.
Thanks for reading.
Gunter
Postal Adress to send to :
EUCMH
Gunter G. Gillot Jr
Route de la Gileppe 43
B-4845 Jalhay Belgium
Again, Thanks
Gunter G. Gillot Jr, born 1955 Aachen, Germany, Belgian Citizen, and one of the best in the area : US World War Two Military Photos, Movies, Ammunitions and Militaria. As, Charles B. McDonald, one of America's top Military Historian and World War Two Veteran said once to me : Gunter, now ya gonna tell me how do you managed to know the thing as well as a veteran that fought in the Battle of Bulge ! This is as amazing as incredible.
Comment by flypegasi on 3 October 2008:
My father was a member of the “Ghost Army”, which is no longer secret.
Information was released in 1996. He is 90yrs. old and doesn’t remember much now. No wonder, those quys in the 23rd kept a secret for 50 yrs. !!!! I do remeber some stories he told when he was younger and have some pics.
Comment by Snafu on 3 October 2008:
Hello
Of course this would be a great idea to share documents, images and experiences on our website.
This will turn our website into your website, and allow many visitors to find valuable informations on World War Two.
Thank you
Gunter