413th Infantry Regiment Floyd Molandes Page/title>

This page pays tribute to the W.W.II 104th Army Infantry Division, better known as the "Timberwolves", under the command of Major General Terry de la Mesa Allen. This is a non official web site, not affiliated with the U.S. Army or any other government agency. Information in this web site is designed to augment the official 104th Infantry Division Home Page web site: http://www.104infdiv.org/
Please refer to the official home page for complete information about the Timberwolf Division. Timberwolves or Timberwolf "Pups" are invited and encouraged to use this site to gather additional information about former buddies. Anyone having additional information on the 104th, photos or other memorabilia are requested to contact the webmaster of this site.

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The following information was sent by Jan Dobbs Barton, niece of Floyd Molandes , a Timberwolf veteran from the 413th Regiment, "I" Company. Jan is hoping someone may recognize her uncle and may wish to contact her.


Pvt. Floyd Molandes Photo1	Book Cover of 413th, Company I Photo2	Who are they? Photo3	Henri-Chapelle Cemetery Photo4	Pvt. Floyd Molandes Photo5s

Funeral plan Announcent Newspaper1	Funeral Services Newspaper2

"I have his picture along with one taken when several of his buddies went into town (photo3 above). The others in the picture are unidentified and I'd love for you to post it in case someone else could identify the others.

I also have scanned the three letters he wrote home along with word documents that 'interpret' them. The last one he wrote was on Nov 8--three days before he died.

And last, he was the first soldier 'brought home' to East Texas after the War and there were numerous newspaper articles and a solemn parade honoring him and all soldiers killed. I have newspaper stories about all that. Anyway, I'd like to send it all as a tribute to him. I've planned a webpage, but never taken the time to do it. Yes, I do have a copy of his info from the WWII Registry. We just had a family reunion and I gave everyone a copy of his last letter. My mom just gave it all to me last year." - Jan Dobbs Barton

Thank you for supplying this information Jan!