This is from earlier in this topic. This was posted by Joe Izzillo, who began as a 294th Engineer and later went onto a topographic engineer unit. ...

Great story. Would not want to face a Tiger tank (or two) for that matter. Scary encounter! Thanks for sharing that story from Bill's wife. Nice...

Hi: Touched on this in another post, but many guys who stayed in occupied Europe, often shipped home later in 45 and 46 with another unit, not necessa...

Note: I removed your email address. It's a great idea to never post your email address anywhere in public on the internet. Ah, many people pose ...

Some funny pics there. Looks like they were having a brief respite from the war. God bless 'em!

Super! Have a great Memorial holiday too. Here's to all the veterans.

Oh, this is so heartbreaking. I am reading these with tears in my eyes. His death seems so senseless. To get through the war, only to die this way...

Oh dear John. So very sorry to hear of your recent vision loss. How scary and frightening that must be. Totally understandable why you were not around...

When you post, simply do so with MORE REPLY OPTIONS, then click the upload button. You can select more than one at a time.

If you ever need a PDF streamlined, just let me know. I have the full blown version of Adobe PDF and do this all the time. I should probably make your...

Oh can't wait to read them. Sounds like a good rainy day project. Thanks for sharing.

Here's the link to the upload. It's been placed on the Engineer History page on the main site: Thanks for taking the time to share that w...

Yes, I do have a google account, so we could go that way. I will send you my private email addy via a forum PM.

Oh indeed. Don't remind me...How will we deal with it. You and I will have to get together and have a drink for each of them.

Great posts, once again. I have an idea for the HUGE file. You can email it to me on a CD and I will upload it to the site for you. Marion J Cha...