My Father In-Law's Service

[mgm159s]

Broke down in Russia

Rüssl. Feldzüg 1941. Panzer track Kaputt. All pictures are copy right protected, please ask if you are interseted in any form of copying any of this material, information, or pictures. Thank You, Mike

[mgm159s]

Re-supply

Beans and Bullets re-supply. Rüssl. Feldzüg 1941. All pictures are copy right protected, please ask if you are interseted in any form of copying any of this material, information, or pictures. Thank You, Mike

[mgm159s]

Sneak and peek

Enough time to take a break and smoke a pipe. No enemy seen here!! All pictures are copy right protected, please ask if you are interseted in any form of copying any of this material, information, or pictures. Thank You, Mike

[mgm159s]

Other relatives

Heinrich actually had three brothers in as well, and here are two of them both of which died. Erich is on the left, and Herbert. Another of my wife's uncles (from her Mother's Sister) was captured and became a visitor for free compliments of the U.S. Army, in Algona PW Camp in Iowa for 2-years. He didn't need a Visa for that stay. Uncle Erich on the left and Uncle Heinz on the right.
All pictures are copy right protected, please ask if you are interseted in any form of copying any of this material, information, or pictures. Thank You, Mike

[mgm159s]

Fallen friend

A Fallen fellow Kamerad. A good friend lost in time. Now he lives on for as long as this site and my new friend Bernd of http://www.ww2awards.com/
All pictures are copy right protected, please ask if you are interseted in any form of copying any of this material, information, or pictures. Thank You, Mike

[mgm159s]

Josef

Oldest Brother Albert. He lived until a decent old age of 79-years old. One of the lucky ones, never captured as a PW etc. First thing that came off after wars end, all insignia etc. And Quick!!
All pictures are copy right protected, please ask if you are interseted in any form of copying any of this material, information, or pictures. Thank You, Mike

[organix]

Mike, I am interseted in any form of copying of this material, information, or pictures, are they by any chance copy write protected?

cheers

[oberfeldwebel]

Like i said before Mike great photo's, i too have photo's of me grandfather when he was with the SA and later with the wehrmacht, like you know he died in Smolensk Russia in 41.

[mgm159s]

Yuck Yuck Yuck

Mike, I am interseted in any form of copying of this material, information, or pictures, are they by any chance copy write protected?

cheers

Shucks, I duno amigo, R-day. Ye-Haw, Roll-em Roll-em Roll-em ; Keep-dem Doggies Rollin Raw-Hide. As I get out and check my notepad to see what I wrote down and see if I marked them or not, and still says to da stranger who ask - I duno amigo R-day??

[Mark Mac]

Great thread and history with photos Mike!

I am glad the unit question was sorted out! I have several photos of the Falke Division. If you like, I will email them to you!

Salute from the east end of the Show Me State.

Mark

[mgm159s]

Thank you

Great thread and history with photos Mike!

I am glad the unit question was sorted out! I have several photos of the Falke Division. If you like, I will email them to you!

Salute from the east end of the Show Me State.

Mark

Mark That would be outstanding. I would really appreciate that from you. Here is my email address:
armyrecon1@embarqmail.com and Maybe I can re-pay the favor someday. Thank you for the offer, doesn't happen often on here it seems.

Regards,
Mike

[dblmed]

Thanks......

Dear Mike,

THANK YOU ... So Very Much for taking the time to Scan and Post all
of these Photos and Entries!!!! WOW.......Lots of time spent.

The FUN of this Forum is Learning and Sharing - we got Both on this
wonderful thread! Txs, Dave/dblmed

[mgm159s]

Pictures

Dear Mike,

THANK YOU ... So Very Much for taking the time to Scan and Post all
of these Photos and Entries!!!! WOW.......Lots of time spent.

The FUN of this Forum is Learning and Sharing - we got Both on this
wonderful thread! Txs, Dave/dblmed

Thanks Dave

I really appreciate the comment. I am still not done, but like you said lots of time to do all of this, but I just love to share the photos, and am really proud of my Father In-law's service. Even though there are a lot of people out in this world who would disagree with what I have just wrote, he was simply a soldier who was (at the time) doing his job and nothing else. Better than going to a concentration or work camp I always say. I also appreciate all others who have made positive comments as well. Still have a few more I would like to put up, and I am working on them now, so look for them soon.

Thanks Mike

[mgm159s]

Web Site

I would also like to mention Bernd of http://www.ww2awards.com/ once more.

If you have any pictures of which you would like to share, or contribute to this web site, I would really encourage you to please do so. Bernd is a really nice person to talk with, and this web site is not a web site for anything else other than making the public aware of all of the hardships, awards won by individuals etc. It is indeed a web site worth visiting and also sharing your stories and pictures. Please feel free to contact them on their web site, and please mention the fact that I sent you there. We have become pretty close in the last few days, and Bernd is not one who will not return your emails. Very friendly people on this web site. Thanks for your time.

Regards,
Mike

[mgm159s]

Two Brothers

Here is a set of two brother's who died. As a note; The other picture was already posted, when I realized that this was actually two brother's. What is really amazing when I read the death of one (Josef), he died on my birthday. Just several months after Josef died (7-months), Eberhard his brother died. Must have been a lot of sorrow back at home I am sure. Pictures are copy right protected.