Seems many of my great audio links here in this section no longer go to their intended places. I was using the History Channels links, but for some reason they have chosen to change things. So if you click on many of the links in this section, they now take you to a main page where you have to search through their entire collection. Furthermore once I found one of the files (in this case one of Churchill's famous speeches), it began with a "commercial" that you had to sit through. Not good in MY book folks.

I have decided to look for other sources and therefore have deleted all the files that were previously linked to the History Channel. Have already found some great sources. Here we go...

Thank you for your patience... This is gonna take a while...

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I have already changed the files for Winston Churchill.

A thank you to our troops!

Thanks to our Troops

Hello, combat engineer fans. I'm from Tennessee, and I'm a long-time WWII buff. I found out about this board on wildbillguarnere.com, where several of you are already members. I became interested in combat engineers after reading "The Damned Engineers" several years ago. My wife and I spent two weeks in Europe in 2004, and toured some of the Bulge and Market Garden battle areas.

Stewart Crane

Is anyone interested in purchasing an official history of 5th Army? A used bookstore in Knoxville, Tennessee, has a copy. I think the price is about $30.00. The name of the bookstore is Book Eddy. You can Google for the address and phone number.

Stewart Crane

Sent to me by John Fallon. Thank you. Rest in peace my dear VI Corps Engineer!

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WE just lost another comrade, Mervin Rudd. He was not on our roster but I just heard about him from his son. The 6th Corps website keeps picking up seahorses as they access and forward the names to me. If you know of any other seahorse who might not be on our roster let me know about it. Mervin had been in a different world for a long time because of Alzheimer's and it is a blessing to have his release but it is sad to have it happen at Christmas. I have 92 names on the roster now and every one is valuable. May he rest in peace and the rest of you------------------------------- Stay RUGGED!!!!

36 Engineers are rugged......John Fallon II. Capt. USA Ret.