T/Sgt. Lawrence A. Lubben
T/Sgt. Lawrence A. Lubben Aug 1942 to June 1945 – Ammunition specialist 799th Ordnance Light Maintenance Company I spent all
Faces of the 99th Infantry Division
Explore the incredible stories and pictures of our WWII veterans in “Faces of the 99th.” You can search for a veteran’s name or just enjoy reading all their stories. If you have more info about a veteran, send us a message with their name and the missing details. Let’s make sure their amazing stories are complete!
Henry Gettman
2ND LT HENRY GETTMAN Platoon leader, 1st Plt, 99th Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop (Mechanized), 99th Infantry Division, 1st Army, European Theater
Charles Thompson
1/Lt Charles T Thompson – 393rd Infantry Regiment Chaplain Rev. Thompson’s journey embodies the call to serve. Despite being older and
Henry B. Koon
Lt. Col. Henry B. Koon Sr. (Division Chaplain) The men of the 99th Infantry Division will forever be indebted to
Ammon Russel Bryant
Ammon Russel Bryant. C Company 393rd Infantry Regiment Russel joined the Army on Dec 31, 1942 at Camp Van Dorn Mississippi
Albert F. Simmons
Albert F. Simmons of Oak Hill, Florida, was a 20-year U.S. Army Veteran. He was born 23 March, 1922. He
Bill Meacham, L Co. 393rd Infantry Regiment.
William “Bill” Meacham, WWII Veteran – 393rd Infantry Regiment, 99th Infantry Division Born in Fort Worth, Texas, Bill’s journey through
Jospeh Richard Evans
THE EARLY YEARS (Source: Daughter from Joseph Richard Evans) Battery B, 924th Field Artillery Joseph Richard Evans (“Dick”) was born
Silvester W. Lucas
Sgt. Silvester W. Lucas MP Platoon attached to HQ. 99th Infantry Division Two years ago we acquired a grouping belonging
