This page contains a partial list of the codes and various sources from which information has been obtained to date. The entire list which is quite extensive is contained in the sources master file.
Many thanks are due to the late Richard Reed, son of John Reed, 7-A, for providing a large portion of the data. There is no way we can thank him enough for his significant contributions to this project.
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Code |
Description |
cmb |
Combat Medical Badge |
cib |
Combat Infantry Badge |
ph |
Purple Heart Medal (many were awarded by hospitals and not by 8th AD GO's.) |
bs |
Bronze Star Medal |
ss |
Silver Star Medal |
dsc |
Distinguished Service Cross |
am |
Air Medal |
sm |
Soldier's Medal |
bc |
Battlefield Commission |
pow |
Prisoner of War |
kia |
Killed in Action - (Most kia 's received the Purple Heart Medal.) |
d o d |
Date of Death |
as of |
Year first reference was found or received for a record |
update |
Year of latest update |
astp college |
College attended if person was in the Army Specialized Training Program |
air corps |
Air Corps SO #94, 23 Apr 1944, or SO #4, 4 May 1944 transferring men to the 8th AD |
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Unit |
Records Provided By |
Unit |
Records Provided By |
7-A |
Bill Bopp |
18-A |
Sidney Bishop |
49-Hq |
Bill Bock |
18-Svc |
Marston Daley |
49-A |
Albert W. G. Ervine |
36-B |
Bennie Hart and John Call |
49-B |
Robert A. Williams & William Thatcher |
36-D |
donor unknown |
49-C |
Book 'Tornado' - doner unknown |
58-A |
Robert Draude |
58-A |
Don Miller |
80-A |
Lloyd 'Dick' Kemp |
58-B |
Grover Pack |
80-C |
Hogan Ivey |
58-C |
Leonard Justofin |
80-D |
Frank Schoenstein |
130-C |
Book 'Tow Rope' supplied by ??? |
88-F |
Joseph Vachal, son of Walter Vachal |
ASTP |
Al Raffaelli , 7-HqC, and Bob Williams, 49-B |
398 AFA |
Lt. Col. Robert H. Dawson, 1945 |
Div-AG |
Walter Gamblin |
CCB |
book - donor unknown |
8th AD |
Ass'n members - Sidney Bishop, 18-A |
18-A |
Photos and rosters from Ralph Fiori |
G. O.'s |
GO's 1-105 from Richard Reed |
AAR's |
Richard Reed, son of John Reed, 7-A |
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More details on these and other records are maintained in the Division archive file '8sources.xls'. |
Address for Military Records: (Many of the WWII records were lost in a fire in the early 1970's.)
National Personnel Records Center
Military Personnel Records
9700 Page Ave
St. Louis, MO 63132-5100
12/26/09
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