Thank you Reg. That would make Al and Ed very happy indeed.

This is what John had to say in regards to your post Reg: Thanks, Marion It's interesting...I have the book by Goldstein telling of ...

Here's more info: Helmer Jackson, Company L, 358 Regiment, 90 Infantry Division. He was killed on 16 March, 1945, near Dixon Belgium.

Understandable, understandable!

There are stupid rules and stupid rules. This was a stupid rule. These guys had no choice and were always on the front lines. They were wherever...

I shall fly my flag tomorrow on the store and I will wear my engineers Ike jacket too!

That is great news. Thanks for keeping me posted on the outcome. Three cheers!