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posted 5/28/2015 7:22:48 PM 
My dad's name is Meyer Cooperstein. Does anyone remember him? He is still living in Philadelphia and just turned 90. He said he was transferred from Patch's army to Patton's at the end of the war, where they were stationed in Southern France. They liberated several satellite concentration camps.
Andrea Cooper
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MikeWoldenberg
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From: University at Buffalo (NY)
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posted 5/28/2015 8:02:48 PM   
Hello Andrea,
I am away from my files. I will get back to you
on Sunday I hope. In the meantime, please
contact me. I can put you in touch with the
Executive Secretary of the 12th Armored Association
and your Dad can receive the Hellcat News. (I
assume he is not a member, but do not know for sure.
Mike Woldenberg
geomike@buffalo.edu
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MikeWoldenberg
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From: University at Buffalo (NY)
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posted 5/29/2015 10:40:03 AM
Hello again, The following men from company C
of the 119th Armored Engineering Battalion
were living in February, 2013.
Ernest Fitzherbert, Artillo Martin,
Reverend Vernon Pense, Angelo Speno, Sr.
There are 9 other men from other companies
who were living in 2013.
I will send their contact information to
you by email.
Mike Woldenberg: geomike@buffalo.edu
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MikeWoldenberg
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Posts: 871
From: University at Buffalo (NY)
Registered: 6/1/2004
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posted 5/29/2015 11:01:53 AM
Hello, I just checked and Angelo Speno, Sr.
and Ernest Fitzherbert have passed. Angelo
Martin and Vernon Pense are probably living.
Other men from the 119th survive.
Mike
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MikeWoldenberg
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Posts: 871
From: University at Buffalo (NY)
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posted 6/2/2015 4:05:22 PM
Hello again, If you want the contact
information for these men mentioned above,
I will need to hear from you by email so that
I can use your address to send this information.
Mike W. geomike@buffalo.edu
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