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Good point Larry. Ya, since there were 3 battalions, they would have been as follows: 2826 - A, B and C 2827 - D, E and F 2828 - G, H and I ...
That's our good ol' Margi, planting one on Carl. So sweet!
I'm glad you finally received some information on Donald. It's sad to hear how he died, but at least you have some details, now.
Good question. No, it is hard to fathom what they had to experience on a DAILY basis. It sadly became a way of life. Makes us really appreciate just h...
Gosh I have been so busy with the store closing this week and a new web client, that I completely forgot it was Pearl Harbor Day today. Thank you Vee ...
Happy Birthday Carl, you'll ol' devil! :pdt12: Colin and I have had the utmost pleasure of spending days with you and what an honor. You are...
From Armonde Casagrande - 343rd Engineer Speaking for my own Regiment. the payrol was delivered to Regt Heasdquaters, which in turn distribut...
Hello Marion, Called my Dad and talked to him about how he received his pay. He said some of his pay was sent home and he was given $21.00 per mon...
From Carl Furtado, 36th Combat Engineer Marion, I sorry I don’t have too much information on what we were getting in WWII. I looked in my 36th...
David Wagner - 39th Combat Engineer Marion As far as I can remember, only in North Africa when" Eagle did his duty" we were paid in regu...
Radios are one possibility. Engineers had many skills. They are one fascinating group of soldiers, aren't they? Make sure you check out my new p...
Yeah, more answers. So happy,,, Hi Marion, As I best remember we were paid in cash once a month in the currency of the country in wh...
Jim Zuidema - 65th Infantry Division Hi Marion.....Well, as for me, I got paid once a month. During combat, not in cash usually, it just built...