Constantine Conrad Andrzejewski is also known as "Constantine Conrad Anders". Some time after 1948 Constantine Anglicized his name to "ANDERS".
Constantine was born to George and Josephine Andrzejewski in Poland. The family immigrated to the US in 1910.
In 1940, Constantine became a "Naturalized" citizen to the US in the Detroit Circuit Court.
In November 1941, Constantine enlisted in the US Army, and became a part of the 302 A Company, 94th Infantry Division, which was Patton's Third Army. Constantine and my dad, William Fred Scheinert, known as "Bill", trained together and fought together, and were wounded about the same time in late March 1945 in Germany.
Thank you Constantine for your service.
Rebekah Scheinert Younce
Daughter of William F. "Bill" Scheinert
Constantine was born to George and Josephine Andrzejewski in Poland. The family immigrated to the US in 1910.
In 1940, Constantine became a "Naturalized" citizen to the US in the Detroit Circuit Court.
In November 1941, Constantine enlisted in the US Army, and became a part of the 302 A Company, 94th Infantry Division, which was Patton's Third Army. Constantine and my dad, William Fred Scheinert, known as "Bill", trained together and fought together, and were wounded about the same time in late March 1945 in Germany.
Thank you Constantine for your service.
Rebekah Scheinert Younce
Daughter of William F. "Bill" Scheinert
Constantine Conrad Andrzejewski is also known as "Constantine Conrad Anders". Some time after 1948 Constantine Anglicized his name to "ANDERS".
Constantine was born to George and Josephine Andrzejewski in Poland. The family immigrated to the US in 1910.
In 1940, Constantine became a "Naturalized" citizen to the US in the Detroit Circuit Court.
In November 1941, Constantine enlisted in the US Army, and became a part of the 302 A Company, 94th Infantry Division, which was Patton's Third Army. Constantine and my dad, William Fred Scheinert, known as "Bill", trained together and fought together, and were wounded about the same time in late March 1945 in Germany.
Thank you Constantine for your service.
Rebekah Scheinert Younce
Daughter of William F. "Bill" Scheinert
Constantine was born to George and Josephine Andrzejewski in Poland. The family immigrated to the US in 1910.
In 1940, Constantine became a "Naturalized" citizen to the US in the Detroit Circuit Court.
In November 1941, Constantine enlisted in the US Army, and became a part of the 302 A Company, 94th Infantry Division, which was Patton's Third Army. Constantine and my dad, William Fred Scheinert, known as "Bill", trained together and fought together, and were wounded about the same time in late March 1945 in Germany.
Thank you Constantine for your service.
Rebekah Scheinert Younce
Daughter of William F. "Bill" Scheinert
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