92nd Signal Battalion   

You can help us document our unit history by sending us photos, names of the chain of command when you served in the 92nd Signal Battalion or anything else you feel would enhance this web site. This web site is for all veterans of the 92nd Signal Battalion and we request the input of all who served in the 92nd Signal Battalion. We are looking for veterans of the 92nd Signal Battalion. If your name is on the list, or if you have any information about any veteran of the 92nd Signal Battalion please contact us.

Air Force Veterans - 13th AF of WWII   

The 13th Air Force Veterans Association Home Page WWII veterans group . The 13th Air Force Veterans Association, founded in 1990, is a non-profit social group, a home base for proud 13th Air Force Veterans. Admiral Yamamoto, Japan's vaunted leader, was killed by a 13th Air Force fighter pilot, Rex Barber, on 18 April 1943. Of all the Pacific air forces, the most significant contributions to winning the Pacific War were those of the unheralded 13th Air Force.

American Merchant Marines Veterans   

American Merchant Marine Veterans

American Military Vet Friends.com - Locater Service   

Locate military personnel and veterans. Register your military service history and search for veterans, military personnel, their families and friends.

Code Talkers Information Portal   

Information about the Navajo, Choctaw, Sioux, Comanche, Meskwaki, Kiowa, Winnebago, Seminole, Hopi, Cherokee and other Code Talkers (Windtalkers) of World War I and WWII : Articles, FAQs, Profiles, News, Facts and Forum

To Reach Yonder   

Legitimate sacrifices of 240,000 Philippine Veterans with the Japanese-American World War II who fought for the United States of America in time of crisis and distress December 7, 1941 to June 1946.

Unit Histories   

Good Search site for military information.

US Constabulary Army   

There is a wealth of information at this web site dedicated to all former members of the US Constabulary Army. The history of how it came into being, at the end of WWII; what units first made up the ConstabularyArmy, and what its mission would be. This was a trial and error army, that accepted its mission, held its head high and accomplished its missionin the finest tradition. The men of the Constabulary Army, after completing its mission went on to form the many units of the Army, that have served the western European Countries proudly. To see if your unit was a part of the Constabulary Army,you can do it at this web site. These new units were strategically positioned to hold back and defeat the eastern European Countries, Russia and Allies if need be. If any one has had the honor of serving in one of the units that was formed from the Constabulary, you know what I mean when I say that these units were the cream of the crop. I served in one of those units, with honor and pride. To hear from one of those units, see the post 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment, or go to: http://www.14th-acr.org

VAQ 34   

tbird's old squadron