DIRECTORY-US7thArmoredDivisionAssociation.docVIP

War-End Address Directory of the 814th Tank Destroyer Battalion Transcribed from the original document owned by him by Wesley Johnston, son of Walter Johnston of Company “B”, 38th Armored Infantry Battalion. The original text is filled with spelling errors, most of which have been retained in the transcript. In addition, there are almost certainly transcription errors, since the original is in very small type. The page breaks are as in the original. Unfortunately, the formatting by the Optical Character Recognition distorted the page layout. And I have not had the time to redo the entire book. I have put the A and B surnamed officers into the format that is how things are supposed to look. The rest of the book (in red) is in a jumbled format, so that you have to refer to the images of the original document (see below). Even though the formatting in this document is a mess, I am posting it since it will generate hits for search engines that will allow family members to find their soldier with a search via a search engine; they can then go to the images of the original document to see the entry for their soldier. Thus this document is effectively an index to the images. If there is any question of accuracy, please contact see the PDF file with the images of the actual booklet, which is in the Images folder of the 7th Armored Division Document Repository web site (/docrep). ADDRESS DIRECTORY 814th Tank Destroyer Battalion (SP) ……GARE LE BêTE The intention of the address booklet is to give each individual who is or ever was member of this battalion a complete list of all members of this organization, from 1 May 1942 thru V-E day. Many of us have been or inevitably will become separated, but I feel that the magnificent Espirit-de-Corps and comradeship which always dominated the battalion will continue in post-war years. This booklet is therefore presented to each and everyone of you with the thought that in years to come it may be a means for us to retain the bonds