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  Church Notre-dame (Saint-Lô)
Posted by: sixgun - 02-06-2007, 07:16 AM - Forum: OTHER WWII UNIT STORIES AND INFO - Replies (3)


Here are what leftover of the proud church Our - lady of Saint Lô and the picturesque district , after the successive bombardments of the allies and the shootings of the German artillirie. This one was incensed against the city before abandoning it definitively in the hands of the Americans.

 

Vero

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  bridge soulles (Coutances)
Posted by: sixgun - 02-05-2007, 09:01 AM - Forum: OTHER WWII UNIT STORIES AND INFO - Replies (4)


Coutances is freed only July 28th by the Americans coming from périers,Saint- sauveur-lendelin and monthuchon . Resistances German is marginal. But the city, already destroyed in 60 % by bombardments, is almost empty.

 

The taken back city, a part of the troops Americans come down up to the bridge of soulles to go towards gavray.

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  War Birds
Posted by: 3_7_I_Recon - 02-04-2007, 10:50 PM - Forum: WWII Books & Magazines - Replies (9)


FYI - Saw this book on sale today at Walden Books for 2.99.

 

Lots of color photos.

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/068108135...id=8KU7KGEXFRDY

 

Brooke

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  14th C E Vietnam
Posted by: Walt's Daughter - 02-03-2007, 02:20 PM - Forum: Vietnam War - No Replies


Dear Marion

 

I have completed the memorial pages for the 14 Combat Engineer Battalion Vietnam / OIF. I have also completed a substantual amount of the 36th Brigade for WW2. Next will be Korea and the Cold War. If anyone has any information to add please have them contact me at my email address.

 

I would like to thank everyone for all their help.

 

Odis Warren

 

WWW.14th Combat Engineer Battalion.com

 

 

Marion's note: The above link that was given to me is not correct. Odie if you are reading this, please supply us with the correct FULL link to the site.

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  38th Engineer General Service Regiment
Posted by: Jeff B. - 02-02-2007, 05:41 PM - Forum: WWII ENGINEERS - Replies (13)


I have been trading E-Mails with a gentelman who's dad was in the same outfit as my Uncle George while building the AlCan highway. Company A 341st Engineer Regiment. I looked his name up in my Mom's Unit History books from both Alaska and Europe and his name is in both books and is listed as being in Company A.


 


My friend's name is Russell Kvistad and he says his dad was with the 38th Engineer Special Brigade when they landed at Normandy. Could he have been on loan or something? My friend is trying to find out what he can about his dad's time in Europe.


 


Can anyone shed any light on the 38th Engineer Special Brigade? As always I will appreciate it.


 


Parker

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