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    Quote by TMZ View Post
    Hello artee,

    there is this information I found:

    Chałecki Stefan, strz., 26.12.1904, Lewszowo, p. Wołkowysk; 10.7.1944; Loreto, Włochy, CP, gr. 1a-C-8.

    So born 1904 and killed 1944 and buried in Loreto cemetery.

    You may be able to tell if this is a different person to the one you are searching.

    Regards,

    Ted
    Hi Ted,

    Thank you. Unfortunately this is not that person I'm looking for. My Stefan Chalecki stayed alive and came back to England (sorry, I made a mistake above concerning Poland).

  2. #5162

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    Quote by ValeriiGajewski View Post
    Hello there Artem!

    Think it might be him:

    Regards, Valerii
    Hi Valerii,

    Hope you are keeping well and safe.

    Thank you my friend, I apreciate your help!

    I'm wondering why Chojecki Stefan (son of Franciszek, born in 1905) has two different dates of arrest - 1940 and 18 September 1939 ? Or this is two different people? They have different writing of last name - ChOjecki and ChAjecki. What do you think?

  3. #5163

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    Hello Everyone,

    Very interesting Monte Cassino Cross numbered 12563 with punctured number "5" to "6":

    Monte Cassino cross

    Monte Cassino cross

    Monte Cassino cross

    Recipient of the Monte Cassino Cross numbered 12563 was:

    St. strz. (Lance Corporal) Stanisław Stachowiak

    Army Number: 1906-162-III

    Unit: 3 Batalion Strzelców Karpackich (3rd Carpathian Rifle Battalion)


    Regards
    Konrad

  4. #5164

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    My condolences to Andrzej's family, friends and everyone he helped on the forum.

    Recently, two Monte Cassino Crosses (numbers 41390 and 41401) have appeared on the allegro, assigned to the Air Support Signals Section.
    I am asking for information about awarded soldiers.
    Best Regards

    Monte Cassino cross Monte Cassino cross

    Monte Cassino cross Monte Cassino cross

  5. #5165

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    Hello! The 11506 cross belonged to my grandfather Wladyslaw Stapowicz and I've been trying to find it ever since it was sold on ebay a few years ago without permission by a family member, if anybody knows any information on where it might be, please message me and thank you for your help!

  6. #5166

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    Hello tatar4545

    In answer to your question regarding the Monte Cassino Crosses.

    1. MCC 41390. Strz Giecewicz.Mieczyslaw 1900/ 58/III
    Oddzial Lacznosci Wsparcia Lotniczego

    2. MCC 41401. St Strz Korzeniecki.Jan 1900/154/III
    Oddzial Lacznosci Wsparcia Lotniczego

    Regards Kevin

  7. #5167

    Default Air Support Signals Section

    Thanks Kevin for the data provided. Searching for information about the Air Support Signals Section, I found only three MCC numbers:
    MCC 41412 - strz. JACEK MICHALSKI,
    MCC 41438 - sierż. KAZAIMIERZ WITKOWSKI,
    MCC 41398 - strz. ANDRZEJ JAGNIASZEK - Polish at Monte Cassino | WW2Talk

    There were only 68 soldiers awarded the Monte Cassino Cross in the Air Support Signals Section. I’m the happy owner of one of them. It looks great. Maybe now I will be able to find additional information about strz. Giecewicz Mieczysław. Could you please help me?
    Regards

    Monte Cassino cross
    Last edited by tatar4545; 01-31-2023 at 09:53 PM.

  8. #5168

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    Hi ?
    Unfortunately I have no further information regarding Mieczyslaw Giecewicz.

    Regarding sierż. KAZAIMIERZ WITKOWSKI. his Monte Cassino cross is 41433 not 41438.

    Regards Kevin

  9. #5169

    Default Giecewicz Mirosław

    I read in post #1097 that it is MCC 41438. I have no way to verify this data. Thank you very much for the correction.

    Still hoping for help from forum members. Who he was, how he fought and what he did after the war, strz. Giecewicz Mirosław, MCC 41390, army number 1900/58/III.

    Konrad, can you obtain information from the databases of the Polish Institute of National Remembrance and the Polish Central Military Archives?

    Best Regards. ?... Sławek

  10. #5170
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    Hello all, I wonder if anyone can help identify the recipient of monte casino cross number 9358.
    Many thanks

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    Hello all, I wonder if anyone can help identify the recipient of monte casino cross number 9358.
    Many thanks

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