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Join us in Washington D.C. on August 12-17, 2008 More

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DD 214’s Now Online Good news for veterans! Military discharge papers are now available to veterans. This is great news for all our veterans and may be important to Next Generation members in conducting family research. full story...

Reunion Information The 61st reunion of the 69th Infantry Division Association will be held this August in Washington D.C. For the first time ever, the reunion information and registration will be available on line with the reunion planning company, Armed Forces Reunions. The Next Generation Group will be using this time for not only great sightseeing but time will be set aside for organizing meetings and functions. It will be our first real reunion and we will combine activities (like a Potomac River Cruise) with our own functions. It looks like it will be a great couple of days. For registration information see...

New Bulletins Available Bill Sheavly, Jr. has received 25 extra 69th Infantry Bulletins just off the press for anyone who would like one. They will be free and he will mail them out upon request. They are very nice and come out three times a year and are full of 69th history and reunion information. Please contact Bill at bsheavly@69nxtgen.org for your copy.

The 69th Infantry Division Soldier Sleeve Insignia is used by authorization of the United States Department of the Army, The Institute of Heraldry, January 28, 2008. More

Site Coordinator:
Bill Sheavly, Jr.
Site Advisor:
Mike McKibben

This site is dedicated to the 403 men of the 69th Infantry Division who were killed in action in World War II bravely defending our freedom, with humble appreciation from a grateful nation.

This site is hosted courtesy of Leader Technologies Incorporated whose chairman, Mike McKibben, is the son-in-law of Gerald (Jerry) Hoovler, Co K 272nd Inf Rgt.

This site is dedicated to the memories of Gerald (Jerry) L. Hoovler, Co K 272nd Inf Rgt and James A. McKibben, 1113th Engineer Construction Group, two of the many unsung foot soldiers in WWII who simply did their duties.