That's my father, David Borden (Borodiansky) seated in front in the picture to the right. Although he hardly spoke of his experiences unless they were somewhat humerous, I cannot fathom what he and his buddies went through during one of the 20th century's most horrific period for our young men and women in the United States.
After his death in 1999, my brother and I visited with the remaining active members of the 445th AAA AW BN at their last formal reunion in Delaware. I was even more proud meeting these veterans of the greatest generation and hearing their stories....some about their war experiences and some about Dad. I dedicate this site to them and their families and hopefully this will serve as their documentary so that they live with us forever.
Visit the combat history page to read the proud and heroic history of the 445th AAA AW Battalion.
Read the "links" to see some rare additional history about the 445th!!! If anyone finds more, please let us know. Also, if any vets or their families of the 445th have any photos 0r stories, please share them with us.
This site is dedicated to the men of the 445th AAA AW Battalion who served during World War II. Please visit and discover the brilliant history of these brave and dedicated men whose stories will live forever.
The stories and information contained within this site are told by the veterans themselves and their dedicated families who are proud of their service and sacrifice.
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