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Name: Richard Lauro
From: North Babylon, NY
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My father was in the 1052nd Engineers Port Construction and Repair Group stationed in Australia in 1943-1944. Unfortunately I have found very little information about this unit anywhere on line. My fathers notes show them in Ahioma, Milne Bay, Finschhafen and Hollandia, New Guinea. I did find some photos of the unit on the Australian War Memorial website. Love your website.
Added: May 19, 2020
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Name: Kathy Cleven
From: Wisconsin
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Interested in finding information about African American soldiers , they belonged to the 1301, that served 1944-1945 near Metz France. I have a picture of the soldier taken at Rosselange, France 1945. Any help is appreciated.
Added: May 19, 2020
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Name: SFC (RET) Marty Miller
From: Ohio
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My great uncle served in the 359th. I have photo's of him in front of a deuce and a half with the 359th bumper marking. I'm still researching to fix up a uniform like his. Thank you for your site.
Added: April 28, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Ben O
From: Columbia SC
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Great site. Lots of good information
Added: December 22, 2019
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Submitted by
Name: Lillian Vanden Bosch-Correa
From: Muskegon MI
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My Uncle Clyde Vanden Bosch served with Company L, 387th infantry. He was awarded a Bronze Battle Star by Gen. Halsey on the battlefield. I have the article and a picture of him I would like to submit if possible.
thanks Lillian
Added: November 18, 2019
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Submitted by
Name: Michael B. Coker
From: Tupper Lake, NY
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I'm just a history nut, enjoying your stories. I have always been in awe of sappers/combat engineers, but my 37 years service were in field artillery and airborne electronics.

Michael B. Coker
MSgt retired U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force
Added: November 12, 2019
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Name: Lanny G. Rhodes
From: Guyton, GA
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My Uncle, Clarence W. Huss, was in Co B, 326 Airborne Engineer Battalion (AEB). He was killed on 11 June 1944 during the Battle of Carentan. He was a son of Brice and Nannie Huss of Gastonia, NC.
Added: October 19, 2019
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Submitted by
Name: Christine
From: ohio
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Thanks for the info on the 148th engineers , I had been trying to find out more about what my Dad did in World war 2, this site was very informative.
Added: June 6, 2019
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Submitted by
Name: Pamela Evans
From: Miami FL
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My Dad was in Co C 48th Engr (C) BN
He was a Tec 5 . Radio Operator.
he passed away 2008. Spoke about building bridge on pontoons. Always looks din photos to see if we could find hm Do you have photos?
Added: June 5, 2019
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Submitted by
Name: Franckaert Pascal
From: Belgium
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Verry nice, en learning foll keep up the good work
Added: May 30, 2019
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