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  2. i was watching a program on the allied attack on the west wall of
    germanys border in 1945, at one point it was mentioned that a
    whole uss company vanished without trace (f company). can any
    body tell me has this vanishing ever been solved ? sorry the
    information im providing is a littel vage, but its all i have. Drew.

    By drew fair on Nov 16, 2008 at 4:48 am

  3. Hallo!
    Ich suche nach meinen Vater, Rudi Walter Fiedler, geboren am 24.12.1914.
    Mein Vater war Angehöriger der 8. Kompanie/ Grenadier-Regiment 980, Feldpostnummer 04716 E.
    Er war zuletzt eingesetzt bei Kestenich/ Eifel wärend der Abwehrkämpfe gegen vorrückende Amerikanische Verbände.
    Sein letzter Kompaniechef war Leutnant Helmers.
    Kann mir Jemand Helfen?

    Danke,

    Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Rudi Fiedler

    By Fiedler Rudi on Mar 16, 2009 at 6:15 am

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