254th Infantry Regiment- Page 8


Pfc George W. Pferdeort, Chaplain's Assistant, 253rd and
254th sends his greetings and several photos.(5 Mar 00)
Pfc George W. Pferdeort (Now Reverend Pferdeort) served both in the
253d and 254th as a chaplain's assistant. He is now retired as a Methodist
Minister after serving churches in the Baltimore, Md area for over 50 years.
He would like to get in touch with his wartime buddies. Rev Pferdeort can be
reached at 221 B Crocker Drive, Bel Air, MD 21014. His telephone number
is 410-879-4394. George also sent along several photos taken during and
after the war in Europe. His photos are shown below. (NOTE: Reverend
Pferdeort has passed away)
L to R: Sgt H A Michaelson, Chap(Ltc) William Patrick-(Div Chap), Chap
George Almond, T/5 Irving Hopkins, T/5 Ed Miller, T/5 Sid Andrews, Pfc
Larry Frenatte, Pfc George Pferdeort and T/5 Norman Balink. (Photo taken
in Bad Mergentheim)
L to R: Pfc George Pferdeort, Chap Frank C Rustemeyer, Johnson, Glunt,
Lt George Fodor and Sgt Bill Hart at organ.(Photo taken 21 Jun 45 in
Laudenbach Germany)
Capt Clarence Thompson, Sv Co 254th Infantry Regiment
L to R: Pfc George Pferdeort, Chap Frank Rustemeyer, Lt Earl Stratton H
Co 254th.(Photo taken 23 Apr 45 in Huebach, Ger)





After going for a couple of years on this site as unidentified, we finally have the identity of the men in this photo. This information was supplied by David Cline of Boone NC, son of William A Cline, Medical Detachment, 254th Infantry Regiment. It appears that most of the men listed were in Med Det, 254th Infantry Regiment, so I will assume that they all were: So here goes: Front Row (L-R) Rodgers, Hanadel, Mitchell, Kenah, Parangian, Wishnow and Hirt. Middle Row (L-R) O"Conner, Mainini, Gezzer. Standing (L-R) Suttle, William A. Cline (David's Dad), Steiner, Jones, Dort, Ontko, Olikoff, Frances, League, Morrissey, Pratt, Noll, Knox, Walczak and Rosen.
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Brother looking for information about S/Sgt
Albert M. Bisinger, I/254th Inf Regt, KIA 25
Jan 45. (10 Mar 08)
Edwin C. Bisinger is looking for information about his brother,
S/Sgt Albert M. Bisinger, I Company, 254th Infantry Regiment,
who was killed in action on 25 January 1945. If you can provide
any information about S/Sgt Bisinger's wartime service or
circumstances surrounding his death you can contact Edwin ( a
WWII Infantry veteran of the Pacific Theater) at the following
e-mail address:Eddiedewey9@aol.com or regular mail at: Edwin
C. Bisinger, 1239 Westchester Blvd, Westchester, IL 60154