Thanks!

If someone has a copy of the 207th's website, I'm happy to toss it onto my webserver for others to enjoy.

Not sure how we would go about doing that. You would have to try in get in touch with the family, etc. But that would be a great idea. Maybe someone will see your offer here.

BTW, I am doing that for a veteran who passed away years ago. I created a website for him and promised that I would keep it up and running after he passed. I am pleased to say it's still going as a tribute to a great guy and his WWII unit.

Maybe someone will see your offer here.

Yes, that was my thought since your site is quite popular! I did look at it on archive.org but a lot of images and misc items were missing or I could have just copied it from there.

Received this, this week. Passing along the info to lhartley5 and others...

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My name is Albert Comfort.  My Grandfather Deyo Rarrick (now deceased) served in the 207th Engineer Company Battallion in WWII.  They were in Europe from June of 1944 thru June 1945.  

I was recently going through his items that were in a trunk in the attic and found his uniform, battalion photo, discharge papers and a few other documents.  

One item is a drawing of a map of the places and timeline for the 207th Engineer Company.  It is in great shape and has Dates as well as jobs they performed while in Europe.  

In researching this item I found your site.  I would appreciate it if you would forward my contact information to lhartley5  who is searching for information on this units movements during WWII.  

Thanks you.