where can i view the names of soldiers killed in italy around solerno beach in the second world war on 9/9/43?
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Search for the war graves commision site or contact the Ministry of defence who will point you in the right direction. They have an archives department.
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if you put military record tobruk in the google search bar it will come up with loads of sites you can look on.you might find  what you are looking for on one of them.good luck.
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google\nflag of san frenando
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Try the National Army Museum in Chelsea http://www.national-army-museum.ac.uk - they store all the records of former camps etc.
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http://www.military.com/
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http://www.burialdocumentsof1823.com
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Not sure why you are asking this in fanatasy sports...\ntry a search using one of the websties listed below\n\nwww.DeathSearch.org/Obituary.html\nwww.ObitsArchive.com\nObituariesListings.com
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Try going to startelegram.com (Ft. Worth Star Telegram)--if you go to obituaries, you can actually search nation wide--by town, name, date.
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Military.com should have a search by name\nClick on Buddy Finder\n\nSometimes members choose NOT to have their information made available; if they did you won't be able to see them unless you join.
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I don't know, leave yahoo! answers and look it up online? Just a guess. Type "army bases new jersey" into the search engine. Duh.
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The Italian Wars (1494-1559). Contrary to what others might say, WWII had no Florence battles. THere was German occupation there for a year, and the Florence American Cemetery and Memorial is based there. Those who are buried there died in Rome.
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Caserma Ederle \nHome of the 173rd Airborne Brigade located in\nVicenza, Italy
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Most military museums hold this type of information.  You could try the following:\nwww.winchestermilitarymuseums.co.uk\nI found them to be very useful when I needed information on the second world war for my son's homework.  If they can't help you they should be able to point you in the right direction.
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The official german archive is here:\nhttp://www.bundesarchiv.de/aufgaben_organisation/abteilungen/reich/00434/index.html\ntop right of page gives you email. Be as specific as possible (Name, First, Bday, day of death, places)\nYou may have to pay a fee for the information you receive. \nGood Luck
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Last year, the remains of about 200 Italian prisoners in Russia were returned to Italy.\n\nDuring World War II, at least 250,000 Italian troops were sent by Italian dictator Benito Mussolini to help allied German Nazi forces, but most lacked the warm clothing and cold-weather survival skills of the Soviets.\n\nWith most of their vehicles broken down or lost in battle, the Italians trudged in retreat often traveling hundreds of kilometers during the winter of 1942-43. Many dropped dead in forced marches to prison camps. Others survived the cruel journey, only to die in camps as far away as Siberia.\n\nAn estimated 70,000 Italian soldiers never returned from the campaign. (From the Mos News)\n\nI would contact the Italian Embassy in Moscow and ask what they are doing to locate the missing Italian prisoners.\n\nGood luck.  Those that weresn't killed outright often died in the prison camps later.  Very few made it back.
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http://www.euronet.nl/users/wilfried/ww2/ww2.htm
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http://www.isoc.org/internet/history/brief.shtml