Battery C, 166th Field Artillery

Battery C, 166th Field Artillery included men from Conshohocken and West Conshohocken who served the United States in World War II, among them Robert S. Barger, George D. Barr, John C. Beck, Michael J. Bosco, John A. Bowe, James B. Burns, Vincent J. Burns, Arthur F. Campbell, James J. Campbell, Joseph W. Carnwath, John D. Cook, Ralph J. Coshin, Pearson C. Cummin, Jr., Frank D. D'Angelo, Albert W. Dutill, George W. Elkins, Jr., George T. Farrell, Maurice P. Felton, Jr., Vincent A. Flocco, Stanley F. Gamel, Joseph F. Gannon, Robert C. Getchell, John H. Godfrey, Thomas T. Grzywacz, Joseph F. Horn, Henry W. Hylinski, Thomas B. Johnson, John M. Johnstone, Elmer J. Kline, Frederick A. Kline, Martin M. Kohn, Joseph W. Kordek, John H. Kunda, Henry E. Lang, Richard A. LeRoy, Adam J. Lewandowski, Chester A. Lewandowski, Eric J. Loader, John J. Mackiewicz, Watsie Majsiak, John J. Maziarz, William J. McDonnell, Thomas J. McGuire, John B. McIlvaine, Harold McQuirns, Joseph A. Murphy, John M. Murray, Michael A. Narkiewicz, Joseph J. Orzech, Edward W. Palmer, Anthony M. Pettine, John J. Quillman, Ellwood J. Rahm, Howard W. Read, Arthur V. Richardson, Edward F. Rivinus, Jr., William J. Ronan, Anthony V. Ronca, Adam A. Selvoski, Raymond F. Shemanski, Benjamin J. Shimer, Clarence W. Slater, Jr., Harold M. Slee, Mahlon W. Sowers, William A. Spangler, George K. Staub, Samuel L. Steinberg, Walter T. Stevenson, Robert L. Sulzner, Frank A. Sztubinski, James A. Towson, Leonard J. Travaline, Saul A. Wallach, William M. Weaver, Jr., Charles A. Weber, Vincent W. Weber, Martin J. Weiss, James J. Williams, Arthur M. Wood, Walter J. Wyrembek, and Alphonse A. Zalik; those killed in action were Michael J. Bosco, Stanley F. Gamel, Joseph F. Gannon, Henry E. Lang, Chester A. Lewandowski, John J. Mackiewicz, John J. Quillman, Ellwood J. Rahm, and Alphonse A. Zalik.

Conshohocken, Pennsylvania · United States