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to 150th's Main Page| Name: | Nick Messamer |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I'm trying to find out more about my wife's father's unit. He was in Company C, 44th Engineers, C Battalion in WW II. His name was Hubert, "Hube", Christensen. |
| Name: | Ricky M. Posey |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | See comments |
| Comments: | I am in the 150th Combat Engineer Battalion, Mississippi Army National Guard. We wear the Presidential Unit Citation because of what your father and his peers did. Some of the attended our ceremonies when we were organized as "Combat Engineers". |
| Name: | Amos Vigil |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing by |
| Comments: | Gret job. Much luck in finding memorabilia of your father's unit. |
| Name: | PETER MINIX |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | web surfing |
| Comments: | Hello my name is Pete age 49 former Marine. I am somewhat of a WW2 buff, I enjoy e-mailing and talking to Veterans who served in WWII whether on land, air, or sea. I usually like to find out what you did, what rank you had, length of service, and what battles you fought in. I then try to find this information that I can download from the internet or I offer to pay for a few picture that you can get copy, I also try to get at least one picture of yourself and ask if you would sign it for me. I also will send you a SASE if that will help you out. I e-mail veterans from all nations that fought in WW2. This is strictly a hobby, I do not sell or publish to make a profit on anyone’s name. This is my way of having my own library on WW2 veterans and my tribute to those men, because we lose so many WW2 veterans every day all this history goes with them. If this is ok with you please e-mail me back. I would appreciate it. You guys are the men that I look up to as heroes. Here’s something about me: I was born in San Francisco 1953. I have lived in California all of my life. I graduated from High School in 1972 and I joined the Marine Corps, stayed in for 5 years and became a sergeant. I was in the infantry O331 (M 60 machine gunner) or better known as a super grunt. After I got out, I went into the Army National Guard and was in the medical battalion for three years. After the service I went into the medical field in 1980. My first nine years were working the streets of East Los Angeles or better known as The Gun and Knife Club. I spent two years working in the trauma center in the emergency room. In 1989 my family and I moved out to the desert (Indio, near Palm Springs). From there I went to work for Eisenhower Medical Center also in the emergency room for the last 11 years. I spent five years as a volunteer fire fighter for the county of Riverside. Where I become a State Firefighter 1. My wife also works at Eisenhower for a private doctor. My wife and I have been married almost 23 years. I have a 17-year old daughter who is in her last year of High School and a 14- year old son who is in his first year of High School. As of April of this year after nearly 22 years of medical work. I quit and went back to school full time to earn a second degree but I am not sure what that degree will be. A few of my hobbies other than e-mailing and writing WW 2 veterans, I build model ships all from WW 2 period and nations. At last count I had at least 70 finished with at least 10 that I have not yet started. I have my own small library of military books mostly references. I also volunteer at the Palm Springs Air Museum, which is dedicated to all WW 2 veterans. I go there once or twice a week after school. Now you know a little bit about me. |
| Name: | Michael Burr |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | google search |
| Comments: | Found your site while looking for info on my father's (Vincent W. Burr) unit in WWII, The 204th Engineer Combat Battalion, Pattton's Third U.S. Army. If anyone out there has any info on this unit please respond. |
| Name: | ed palmer |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.beaverisland.net/music/ |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surffering |
| Comments: | traditional old time music |
| Name: | CHARLES ANDRIANOS |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | THATS MY DAD C-COMPANY PAGE 2 PHOTOS. |
| Name: | SFC REED, KEITH W. |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | AWSOME WEB SITE HERE ARE A FEW PLACES I HAVE SERVED AS A ENGINEER 1982-1987 837TH ENGINEERS (OHIO NATIONAL GUARD) 1987-1988 8TH ENGINEERS 1ST CAV, FT HOOD 1988-1991 54TH ENGINEERS WILDFLICKEN GERMANY (DESERT STORM) 1991-1996 326 ENGINEERS 101ST AASLT, FT CAMPBELL 1996-1997 8TH ARMY KOREA 1997-2000 35TH ENGINEERS FT LEONARDWOOD (DRILL SERGEANT) 2000-PRESENT 65TH ENGINEERS 25ID HAWAII |
| Name: | Santiago S. Torres |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing in the net |
| Comments: | Served in the Army from 1951 to 1953.Joined the 7th Army{seven steps to hell}in the army occupation of Germany from 1952 to 1953.Joined Co. C 1402 Engineer Combat Bn.in Phillips Barracks in Karlsruhe,Germany.Regards to my old buddies Maldonado,Pabon,Rodriguez,Gandy...You have a great site.Keep up the good work. |
| Name: | Jay |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | Great website -- I enjoyed it immensly. One quick question, however - The Military Medal (awarded to Sgt Poisson) while a great valour award indeed; is not equivalent to the US Medal of Honor. This would be the Victoria Cross. The Military Medal is roughly equivalent to either the Silver or the Bronze Star in the US Medals and Decorations System. |
| Name: | Janice A. Bruce |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | My late brother James Melanson served in the 150th. |
| Name: | Daniel J. Connolly |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Just pointing and Clicking |
| Comments: | I was a Sgt in the 1288 Engineer Combat Battalion.. The 128th conctructed a Floating Baily approx. 1500 ft long across the River River 3 Miles South of Duesseldorf.. an dedicated ot to Ernie Pyle famous war Correspondent killed while reporting.. Some of us are still around(at least of this writing.. Dan Connolly |
| Name: | Charles A. Fields |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | Nice Web page. I am planning a trip to follow my fathers foot steps. I have a map "Bridges to Berlin" 1146 Eng C. Grp. Col J.A. McCarty Commanding 250 Eng C. BN -Lt Col. Nehf, 1256 Eng C.BN Lt. Col Rinsland, 252 Eng C. BN Lt. Col Womack, 630 Eng Gr Le Co Capt Bill Burns, I am planning a trip in Sept 2002 Following all the way to Elb River. Starting with Albert Canal, Mass River bridge 10 March 1945, Roer river Bridge 25 Feb 1945 Roosevelt Bridge at Rhine 29 mar 1945 , Jossa Railroad Bridge, Jossa Germany Aug 8, 1945 . Would like any comments!!!!!!!!!!!! This Group was Activated 10 Nov 1943 Camp Swift - Texas, Arrived UK 16 Sept 1944, Arrived France 2 Oct 1944 Thank you for the Site. |
| Name: | Tony Honeyman |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Yahoo search |
| Comments: | I am English and live near Nettlebed. I am researching the American Army units that were based in the Henley, Nettlebed, Kingwood Common, Peppard, Badgemore and Checkendon areas in 1943 to 1945. I have a particular interest in the Station Hospitals at Kingwood Common and Checkendon. I am looking for any one with memories, photos, plans they would be prepared to share with me or any ideas for places to look. There is a small concrete 'Engineer Castle' still in the woods near Nettlebed. It was made by the 343rd Eng Batt and I am told it was one of two at the entrances to the camp. Hence your page on the Castle device as used by the Engineers was very interesting! Best wishes from Oxfordshire Tony |
| Name: | alfred campopiano |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | c 3 |
| How did you hear about us?: | reuion |
| Name: | J. LaPointe |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Sapper search |
| Comments: | Great site. I am a Canadian Combat Engineer. (MOC 041) "First in...Last out" |
| Name: | Charles R. Thatcher |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | found by googles serch |
| Comments: | Was with the 346th U S Army Engineers Europe WWII looking for contacts with that unit. |
| Name: | Brad Hollingsworth |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I am currently in the 150th En Bn. We are a member of the Mississippi National Guard. We are part 155th Armoured Brigade. This is a great web site with much information. I would like to say thank you to those who have served our country and continue to do so. Please let me know if our battalion is the same as the battalion you all are talking about. If it is I am proud to be a part of the organization many of you helped to create. Have a good day from a "DIXIE SAPPER" |
| Name: | Janet Sanzano |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing to web |
| Comments: | This is a great site. It's the only place I've been able to get any info on my fathers unit. the 204th combat engineers. If any one has any info on the 204th I'd appreciate it. I have pictures of the unit & some names of my fathers buddies if anyone is interested, but I have very little info otherwise. |
| Name: | Janet Myers |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | My Father is a vet from WWII |
| Name: | steve j. alvarez |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | trying to learn how to drive this computor ha ha |
| Comments: | I am a viet nam vet .I was looking for my unit the 34th engrs. 20th brg attached to the big red one in68 and 69. however my dad was in the 2nd and 3rd armored in ww2 and he was among those who had to wait for the russins to catch up before they could cross the rine .he was sgt jules j. alvarez I think some of his friends called him "frenchie" because he was from new orleans la |
| Name: | HENRY READ |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I WAS WITH THE2ND ENG.COMBAT BN.1950-51.I AM INTERESTEDIN ALL COM. ENG.OUTFITS.THANK YOU HENRY READ |
| Name: | Claudia Boyd |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | just surfing |
| Comments: | My dad is a WWII vet so I visit sites now and again trying to find some info on his unit. He has some great stories and some not so great stories of his experiences. ALL of our vets deserve thanks and recognition for their efforts and I like to tell them whenever possible----THANK YOU! I have enjoyed visiting your site and will return! Kudos! |
| Name: | Hans Bub |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | so, (please vorget my bat english ( or american) I wonth to fount some american`s who stay in hassloch and remember hans -or my nikenamewas BULL-,i`am the mann with the BMW. Hallo thomas brady,vinni verenciaca,or so,mike o`dowd, thomas madcafe, ooooo there are so mutch names and I c`ant whrote this. I hope I get an Answer and who nows me, pleas forget my gramaticts so long bull |
| Name: | Billy Deeb |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | my grandfarther Ernie Deeb |
| Comments: | He was in the war |
| Name: | Donald E. Lee |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing the net |
| Comments: | I have run a WWII Lecture Series at the library since October 1997. We hold two lectures a month and have close to capacity for each lecture. Now we are sponsoring other lecture series in libraries, Legion posts, churches or other public places. We have a nonprofit foundation, The WWII Lecture Institute, formed under the xxxxxxxxxxxxx and we hope to be able to do great things in cooperation with other WWII groups. Maybe we will be able to cooperate in some way with your site. Donald E. Lee WWII veteran |
| Name: | Robert E. Spear |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | A Company 2nd Platoon Third Squad |
| How did you hear about us?: | Trying on Internet to find |
| Comments: | Email address is Mary Spear-m1satuit @pell.net |
| Name: | Frank Nolte |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Searching the Web for Papua information |
| Comments: | I was in the 556 Engineers Heavy Ponton Battalion. We trained at Camp Beale September 1943- April 1944. Hence we went to Finschhafen and then to Leyter, Luzon and Tokyo. Finding this site is incredible. I am completing a book withmany never before published photographs from Finsch and other places |
| Name: | George Robins |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | link from wartimeleicestershire.com |
| Comments: | A really magnicent and affective site. As a child in the England of the 1940s I well remember the sight of the troops of the 101st Airborne (?). To us at the time they seemed to be creatures from another world. George Robins |
| Name: | Christine Burns |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | Hi, Our groups name is VMH Landmark and we are trying to save our city's Veteran's Memorial Park Hall that our mayor wants to tear down. We live in Avon Lake, Oh. and are desperately looking for as many people as we can that will support us in keeping this 100 yr. old Landmark standing. If you would like more information on this I will be glad to send it to you. Thank you for your time. Christine Burns, member of VMH Landmark |
| Name: | natalia davis |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | through askjeeves |
| Name: | Tasha |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | You have quite an appealing website. |
| Name: | Mike Mondoux |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | My old lady reminded me ! |
| Comments: | I wasn't in the 150th, but, I started off from the same camp Devens, a few years later, and .......I will never forget the experience ......... I will never forget *trying* to get some nookie with either my folks or in laws in the front seat of their car, my buddy went outside and it was raining ... : ( Ah, the good old days .......... : ( See ya Rick. |
| Name: | Robert Doyle |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | relative of member |
| Comments: | i am the nephew of Henry Bunton he was in the 150th and received a purple heart. He has no internet access or a computer for that matter and i thought it would be nice to print him a copy of all the information here..Would there be a hard copy of the pictures and information available? by the way, i very much enjoyed this sight, Uncle Hank has told me about his life in the army many times, this helps to put life of a combat engineer into a whole new light, he really enjoys the reunions except for the location, its getting difficult for him to get up the stairs and to walk. |
| Name: | Cassie Guilford |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Name: | -=\\DAYSTAR//=- |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | friend |
| Comments: | your site is GREAT! keep it up! and if you get the chance come by my site! |
| Name: | Gertsch Daniel E. |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I was with both the 18th.& 20th Engr. Brigades in Vietnam Aug.1970-1971. Was looking for photos for that time period. |
| Name: | SSG Mitch Doss |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | researching bridge companies |
| Comments: | Great site! I am a 12CBridge Crewmember in the Army. I am just looking for the history of my MOS. I would like to let the members of the 150th know that today's Bridger are upholding the standard! Bridge the Gap, Sir! SSG Doss |
| Name: | Lawrence P Insinga |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | A Co. |
| How did you hear about us?: | from Reunion |
| Comments: | Love the website! Hoping to see you all in May at the Shore Way Acres. |
| Name: | Joyce Boone |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | online |
| Comments: | 291 Engr C BN. My father was in it when a bridge was builded over the Rhine River. Have more infor and a picture of it, but it's visiting my 9yr. old nephew who is working on a report of World War II. You site is wonderful. |
| Name: | Katie Jett |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | internet search |
| Comments: | I am researching Albert J. Crabbe. He was in the 204th Engineer Combat Battalion. He was killed on March 22, 1945 during the first assault crossing. Please email me with any information, stories, or pictures you may have of him. |
| Name: | John A. (Bud) Kershenstein |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | Company B, 3rd Platoon |
| How did you hear about us?: | My son found it |
| Comments: | Lots of memories here. Life has been good to me - hope my old friends can say the same and are in good health. |
| Name: | Carrie Cavallo |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | For a report for school. My grandpa was a navy seal and he fought in the viet nam war. My brother just recently joined the Marines. He just turned 19 February 11, 2002 and graduated from boot camp in San Diego September 7, 2001. He joined to be a combat engineer. |
| Name: | Sheila Brown |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfin the net |
| Comments: | My dad was in the airforce. You have a very informative web page.Great work. |
| Name: | Craig Hadley |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | From a display at the local post office |
| Comments: | Excellent site...... I really like the poem on the opening page. Keep up the good work and God Bless America |
| Name: | Wayne Villadsen |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing |
| Comments: | My uncle was Reno S. Villadsen. He died in 1968 of cancer. I have one war photo of him and another soldier at what appears to be a German grave site. |
| Name: | Dale L Rouse SR |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Vets .com |
| Comments: | I was with 70th engr in viet nam looking 4 web pages about them old friends |
| Name: | JC Hardy |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | internet search |
| Comments: | Fantastic site, I wish there was more like it I am looking for information on Co E 373rd Eng GS Regt. |
| Name: | Erik J. Shelstad M.D. |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | searched internet |
| Comments: | I live in Undenheim, Germany. I've heard that Patton stayed in the building across the street from my apartment the night before he pissed in the Rhine. I'm a Army Physician, currently waiting the call to go to war against Terrorism. I praise the 150th for their service and hope our generation does half as well and makes you proud. |
| Name: | Frank Nolte |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Web surf |
| Comments: | 556 Engineers Hv.Pn. Bn trained at Camp Beale (Marysville/Yube City)Entered foreign service April 1944. Served in Finschhafen (Papua) New Guinea, Leyte and Luzon October 44 and Luzon 1945 Occupation duty JApan Sept- Dec 1945 Built over 100 ponton and later Treadway bridges and baileys. A total of 2.4 miles all bridges inclused I have sevral hundred unpuplished photgraphs of 556 opertions ans sites. Your site shows treadway but no pontons |
| Name: | RJ Rice |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing the ring |
| Comments: | I was in the 834th Engineer Bn from 1/42 until 9/45 and served over seas for 3 yrs. 1 month and 16 days. I am pleased that there is a great site like this for the Engineers |
| Name: | Arthur Boucher |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | B Company |
| Comments: | Just wanted to wish all my buddies a Happy Thanksgiving (Nov. 22, 2001). Arthur Boucher PS - See you at the reunion |
| Name: | Peter "Tibbo" Tibbett |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | friend |
| Comments: | Great site Ric, enjoyed my visit here very much. Will be back more often, have add it to my favorites list. |
| Name: | Mike |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | School |
| Comments: | I read some of the stories and I was quite facinated that some of the people who had gone through these tragic times would be able to let out there story. I received many factual descriptions that I needed for a report. Thanks, MIKE |
| Name: | Paul Preo |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Web search |
| Comments: | Just returned with my wife from a trip to Normandy, the American Cemetery and D-Day beaches. We wanted to learn more about the D-Day planning and invasion. We are in our 50s - too young to have been in the war, but very thankful and proud of the thousands who gave their lives in this endeavor. |
| Name: | harry lebischak |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfed in |
| Name: | Tom |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | From talking to Rick |
| Comments: | Rick, I talked to you at the hospital in Prosthetics. Just thought I would let you know I was here. Tom |
| Name: | Kevin French |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | browsing the web |
| Comments: | My father George D.French(may have went by Dennis) was in the 337th combat engineers battalion. Thanks to all veterans for the freedom we enjoy today. |
| Name: | Pamela Kambic |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Name: | Joyce Wahlin-Rhoades |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | Searching for information on the Rhine and insights to help my father and gather information on post traumatic stress that might help school bus drivers and children. My father has just started sharing information regarding his military experience. Talking seems to help him. He reports his unit was "wiped out". He is 81 years old and served as a private with the US Army's 7th army. He was a part of the Seventieth (Trailblazers) division an old newspaper clipping he sent home reported the division was "made up largely of Minnesotans, and the 101st Cavalry group". Other known details: My father left the USA on 1/5/45 by boat. He arrived in France on 01/15/45. He left France on July 3, 1945. I'm very proud of my father and everyone who fought to help protect our freedom. Thank you!! |
| Name: | Peter W Bardoul |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing the web |
| Comments: | Just 2 months ago I was invited to speak at a convention of the 82 Engineer Combat Bn, l9th Corps, 9th Army asset during WWII about my remembrances of WWII as a 9 year old child living in the rest center town of Heerlen Holland. I heard a story from one of the bridge builders which I find quite hilarious. During the building of a very important bridge across the Albert Canal near Maastricht which was being observed by many Corps and Army officials the young 2nd Lt in charge wanted to be sure that nothing would go wrong so whenever a move was made he would lay his level to insure that everything was still the way it should be, much to the aggravation of the GI's. Then all of a sudden a section of the bridge fell into the canal and would't you know some smartaleck GI hollored out, much to the embarrassment of the young Lt "Hey Lt bring the level" Needless to say it brought grins to some faces. By the way the 82nd has its' own website. Thanks for your participation in my liberation. Peter Bardoul Atlanta, GA |
| Name: | Alan Fuson |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | ? |
| How did you hear about us?: | searching wwII |
| Comments: | My father was in the combat engr. when they invaded sicily His name is DESMOND FUSON this is a great web page |
| Name: | Beth Albright |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | Great site. My father-in-law was in the 36th CE from 1945 to 1946. Have a list of his company mates headed by a Cpt. Carroll Wood. An information would be appreciated. He is alive and well but does not have (and does not want) a computer. The 36th was with the Raidbow Div in Austria. Thank you. |
| Name: | WALTER CLARK |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | SURFING |
| Comments: | I WAS WITH 163RD COMBAT ENGINEER BN DURING WW2. BUILT BRIDGES OVER SEINE AND RHINE AND OTHERS. LOVE YOUR SITE. I AM NOW 78 YEAR OLD AND WAS IN ARMY 21 YR. |
| Name: | SGT R.Ryan Stewart |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I've been a Combat Engineer in the Army for nearly eight years now, and here on your site, I've found more Engineer history than I was ever able to dig up anywhere else! It's nice to be able to read about the origins of the proudest corps in the Army, especially when you belong to it. I'm going to print out all this history, and pass it along to my Sappers here at Fort Riley, Kansas. I appreciate all your efforts on this site. ESSAYONS!!! |
| Name: | julia helmenstine |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | My uncle Jerome Charles Deneen served in the 11th infantry regiment, 5th division, company E. He was killed in action at the battle in Horseshoe Woods, near Dornot, France, Sept. 8th 1944. We got word from DOD and the Army in May that the "Thanks GI Association" discovered my uncle's remains September 2000. After forensic testing and archological findings were confirmed, the families were informed. The Army is bring Jerome home for his memorial service Sept. 8th, 2001. It will be 57 yrs. to the day that he was killed in action. |
| Name: | Lori Mikael |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | search |
| Comments: | I found this website while trying to find out information about my father's unit during WWII. He was with the A company 727th batallion of combat(railway)engineers. I haven't been able to find any information. I do know that he was in North Africa, was there with the English Army before Patton got there...He was in Sicily, Italy, Germany, France etc...Supplying the front and Patton with fuel and ammunition...building bridges and roads... I've heard the stories my whole life, and am doing research and taping the stories my Dad tells so it won't be forgotten. My Dad is my hero, and I'd like to link him up with his past, those few years that so changed and molded his life. Bless everyone who has served our country and in doing so, blessed us... If anyone has any information that would be helpful, please email me. Thanks so much |
| Name: | Orville Cypret |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Searching for a unit history |
| Comments: | Great web page |
| Name: | Ron G. Burrus Jr. |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Search Engine |
| Comments: | I am trying to locate the Engineer Unit of My grandfather William E Adams who was KIA in Germany Oct 14 1944. I was trying to find out if His Unit has a web page. This is such a nice tribute to Your Father! God Bless you this 4th of July 2001! |
| Name: | tom ward |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Name: | KENNETH ELY |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | company a 1st platoon |
| How did you hear about us?: | the great reunions |
| Comments: | UNBELEAVABLE WEBSITE, THE MORE I LOOK AT IT THE MORE I FIND. YOU JUST KEEP ADDING ON, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. I KNOW EVERYBODY THAT LOOKS AT IT CAN'T BELEAVE WHAT YOU ARE DOING FOR THIS WEBSITE. THANKS RICK FROM ALL OF US THAT KEEPS LOOKING AT YOUR GREAT WEBSITE ESPECIALLY THE BOYS FROM THE 150TH ENGENEERS. KENNY ELY |
| Name: | Howard W. Kaseler |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing the web |
| Comments: | crossed the Rhine March 26th with Co A 354th Infantry, 89th div. {am looking for fellow 89'rs from 1944 & 1945 to trade stories with. |
| Name: | Pike, Thomas T.Jr.34806826 |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | searching WW2Sights |
| Comments: | I was in the 627th Eng.Lt.Equip.Co. We were in various Eng. Combat Groups in the First Army. Our battles were Battle of the Bulge, Roer River Crossing, Battle of Colonge Plains and we had some equipment and crews at the Remagen Bridge. I was a D-7 angle dozer and pan operator, rifleman.Bazooka and 50 cal. gunner. |
| Name: | Dan Ballenger |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing |
| Comments: | I'm a former 12Bravo living in Trebur, Germany just East of the Nierstein Bridging site. I'm interested in any stories about fighting which took place in or around Trebur, Nauheim, Gross-Gerau, and M�rfelden. I have a German acquaintance who is an amateur historian and has many first-hand reports of local engagements from German civilians and Wehrmacht veterans. He also knows the location of a Sherman Tank which was buried in a large crater. We are considering excavating the thing and so I'd be interested if anyone knows what unit might have lost a Sherman on a farm somewhere South of the Schwarzbach between Trebur and Geinsheim. Essayons! |
| Name: | Sebastian "Sebby" LaBella |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | 296th com.eng's. |
| Comments: | The 296th was an all New England oufit also.We did our basic at Camp Shelby Mis.Some of us hit Omaha Beach on June 12th 1944.We were the first Americans to entter Berlin,three days before the 2nd Armd.As you know the engineers always go first to clear the way for the 'big'guys. Hoping to hear from you, Seb. |
| Name: | edward m prickett |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | H&SMedic |
| How did you hear about us?: | renuion |
| Name: | Mark Hardy |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Name: | Bruce Elias |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | GREAT |
| Name: | SGT. ROYCE E. FRITZ |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | SGT. FRITZ I BELONG TO THE DAV CHAPTER 12 IN PARK HILL,S MISSOURI I WELL ALLWAYS SUPORT ALL VETWRNS.MY DAD WAS IN WWW-1 . |
| Name: | John Carrona |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | My deepest respects to those who fought and died for our country. Essayons! |
| Name: | Justin Gardner |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Looking for info on 133rd Eng. |
| Comments: | I'm in a WWII History preservation society. We set up displays at the library, school, museums, etc. We also set up living history displays at outdoor events. Any stories, experiences, etc. would be welcome! |
| Name: | Don |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Yahoo Search |
| Comments: | I was searching for "309th Engineer Combat Batallion" and information on my uncle who was missing in action since May 2, 1945. We recently found information at 'americanwardead.com' that he has a tablet (gravestone) at the cemetary in Margraten, Netherlands. My aunt died yesterday to be with him. Thank you for taking the time to create/maintain this site. It is quite a tribute to the 150th as well as others who fought in the war. |
| Name: | Otto A. Brauer |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | CO. B |
| How did you hear about us?: | GEORGE SHARMAK |
| Comments: | BEEN ATTENDING FOR THE LAST 50 ODD YEARS, WAS A PAST PRESIDENT AND AM THE CURRENT CHAPLIN. |
| Name: | Aaron Elson |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.tankbooks.com |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | was checking out stops on the Internet Railway |
| Comments: | Your site is an excellent find! I was pleased to see the pictures of the bridge at Hatzenport, which is where my father's 712th Tank Battalion crossed the Moselle. They also crossed the Moselle in September with the 90th Infantry Division, but I'm not sure on which bridge. I'm sure it's in one of the pictures on your site. Their veterans often speak of how the Moselle was flooded and what a miracle it was that a bridge was built. |
| Name: | SPC. Medley, Michael D. |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing for info. on my Battalion. |
| Comments: | I thank you, and all the dedicated people who make these sites for serviceman and their freinds & family...I am currently searching for information on the 478th En.Bn. if anybody has any information on the history of this Battalion please feel free to E-mail me it HOAH!! |
| Name: | Edward M. Rothchild |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | From Training Office of Fort Leonard Wood |
| Comments: | I was in the 166th C Engr Battalion Our battalions were both in the XII Corps of Patton's 3rd Army. I have the XII Corps official history which is great. Do you have it? In April, I am going to give a class to retired people about the building of Bailey Bridges in combat, and I am looking for anecdotal material. |
| Name: | John Shaw |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | My father is a member |
| Comments: | I help my dad wordprocess and print-out the schedule for the annual reunion (usually) at Shoreway Acres in Falmouth, Ma. He enjoys the reunions so much that I often hear his stories of the weekend reunion for months after the event. You have a great website, and I hope my dad will get his own computer so that he can visit the site as often as he likes. |
| Name: | Sal. Amoroso |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | In national archives |
| Name: | Ray Medina |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | Served in 3rd Inf. Div. 10th Engr. 1965-1967(peace time) 25th Inf. 65th Engr.1967-1968 Viet Nam. Acknowledge the COMBAT ENGINEER as the invisable GRUNT. Same actions no CIB |
| Name: | Pippa Chambers |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | YAHOO.COM |
| Comments: | oN YAHOO , i TYPED IN THE 'HISTORY OF THE RHINE' AND IT CAME UP WITH THIS, WHERE IS THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RHINE. |
| Name: | J�nas Reynir Helgason |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Internet search |
| Name: | Ricky Posey |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | Currently in the 150th Combat Engineer Battalion (Mississippi Army National Guard. We enjoyed having your WWII personnel at our Re-organization ceremony in '93. We wear the Presidential Unit Citation now because of what the "Old 150th" did. Thanks. Great website. Rick |
| Name: | Jennifer |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | DAV Link |
| Comments: | A huge thank you to all the veterans who fought in WWII!! I have the utmost respect for all of you and the sacrifices you made for our country. My grandfather and great-uncle were with the British Army and often spoke of the bravery of the "Yanks". I am proud to be descended from both British and Americans who fought and died bravely to make keep our world free from tyranny. Growing up as a military brat outside of Bitburg AFB (now closed) I often played in old bunkers left by the allied forces. What an amazing irony - a place that was a fun playfort for me as a child, was at one time a frontline in a war. You veterans are amazing and I certainly don't think most people my age (30) do not realize what you accomplished in WWII. Well, I do and I thank you for it everyday and God Bless each and every one of you! |
| Name: | Jay Ford |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | MSN search engine |
| Comments: | I am searching for info about my father's unit from WWII. His name is Foister Ford. He was in the 171st combat engineers, company C, 11th corps, Ninth Army. He is 76 and is finally able to talk about his experiences. You have a GREAT site here. So many WWII vets have passed away, it is wonderful to have sites like this to help honor their sacrifices and lives. |
| Name: | Karen Coulters |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I was looking through your site and was quite impressed. It is so
refreshing to see patriotism! I truly worry about the kids of today and there lack of respect for the flag and what it stands for. I'm sure it's because they have never been faced with war close to home and therefor it doesn't seem relevant to them. It's a shame that when things are good we take life so for granted and those that have come before us. Thanks for your heart in the matter. |
| Name: | William L. Barnett |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | computer |
| Comments: | 133rd combat engineer. we crossed path with the 150th through france and germany.Followed your account day by day and remember towns,rivers,assault crossings,bailey bridges mines,and others. Bullet wound assault crossing of Sauer river Jan.19th.Back on line one month. |
| Name: | Charles J. Purcell |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing |
| Comments: | My dad was in the 149th CEB. Landed Omaha Beach H 40, 06 June 1944. Your sight is great! |
| Name: | Joseph T. Layne |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | A friend |
| Comments: | I was a member of the 172d Engineer Combat Battalion of World War
II. The duties of your dad sound like my own. I do not know anything about the 150th but there were many combat battalions in Europe. Our unit built the road into the 9th Army cemetery at Margraten Holland. We also built a bailey bridge across the Rhine at Rinberg Germany. Although stationed at different location we did about the same things. You have a great web page |
| Name: | Kenneth Ely |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| Name: | Micah Terry |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I think you show a very wide spread of pictures of the United
States Army's basoc life. I was looking for my grandfather because he was in the war. But I hope all vetrans have a happy and safe life. |
| Name: | Matthew T. Huey |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | 40% Disabled Persian Gulf Veteran of the 237th Engineer Batallion "Dedicated and Determined" |
| Name: | R van schaik |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | |
| Name: | Russell J. Fay |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | I was a member of the 89th Infantry div.which cross the Rhine at
St. Goar on march 26 I'll be 75 in a few weeks and it seem like yesterday, the memories still are vivid up to a point and then the next thing I remember I was digging a foxhole on the eastern side of the river. All I can say is "wot Hoppen" |
| Name: | Cadet Frank Pangelinan Jr. |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | on the web |
| Comments: | i was an enlisted combat engineer before coming to the new mexico military institute and plan on continuing the engineer tradition as an officer. great page. sappers lead the way! |
| Name: | John Ziats |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing the web |
| Comments: | While looking up info about my father who was killed january 2, 1945 near Bastogne I stumble into the 150th and I would just like to say it's great and keep up the good work. |
| Name: | Joe Byrnes |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Search Engine |
| Comments: | My GrandFather was in WWII (Lt. Martin J Byrnes). I Think this website is a great way to pay tribute to all the veterans of the war. Especially to the Engineers. I am a Combat Engineer in the Army Reserve (478th Engineer Battalion). I am very proud to be a engineer! |
| Name: | CPT Tim Zaenglein |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | searching the web |
| Comments: | Excellent site. It must have taken quite a bit of work. |
| Name: | Bernard Evans |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | From daughter |
| Comments: | As a sapper in the British Royal Engineers, I had the good fortune of crossing the Rhine the easy way. I was lucky to cross by the American inflateable pontoon bridge at Dusseldorf the day after they built it. Thanks guys for keeping my feet dry. B Evans. Ex, 55 Field Company Royal Engineers |
| Name: | Pvt. Matthew Daley |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | web search |
| Comments: | I am a newly enlisted soldier in B Co 391st engineer Bn. U.S Army Reserve. I found this site while trying to research the history of combat engineering, but I found alot more than that here. I will forever be grateful to the men who fought and gave their lives in the service of this great nation. They honor us all with their great sacrifice and courage. I am proud to call myself a soldier in the tradition of men such as these, and pray that their lives and their sacrifices will never be forgotten. Gratefully yours, Pvt. Matthew Daley |
| Name: | Gene Fiducia |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing |
| Comments: | I was with the 631st,Engineers Light Equipment Co. From June 1943 to December 1945.Our unit helped to build the 1180 ft. floating Baily Bridge across the rhine RIVER. oUR UNIT WAS SENT TO mANILA AFTER THE WAR ENMDED IN eUROPE. |
| Name: | jacquie |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | found on web |
| Comments: | great info for my son's school project. keep up the great work. |
| Name: | Tom Grafton |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | George Baldwin |
| Comments: | great web site, a lot of research and work. Any one needing military records may contact the Personel Records Center, Military Personnel Records at St.Louis, Mo. 63132-5100 or by contacting their web site at http://www.nara.gov/regional/mprst180.html people can get their own military records here or the next of kin may request them. |
| Name: | Josephine Powers |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | My brother was in the 168th Bn. Combat Engineers. Company A. He was killed in the Rhine Crossing on March 26th, 1945. His name was Thomas Mulroy. He had been in the Army's ASTP studying Engineering at Rhode Island State Univ. The program was abruptly halted and he joined the 168th in late summer of '44. I would like to know more about where he was in Europe before his death. His V-Mail address was 280 (380?) Eng. (C) Bn. which I find confusing since I know he was with the 168th. Maybe someone can explain that to me. Thank you for this wonderful site. |
| Name: | John Welz |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | Great site. I was in Co. B 297 Engr (C) Bn. Utah beach on DDay and all the way till the end. My part of the 297 was shuffled into the 348 and sent home after the festivities. I have been trying to locate buddies but no luck. I was S/Sgt John Welz, 2nd Platoon, Co. B. I hope someone of my buddies is still lucid enough to remember this old soldier. I am 78 now and time is running out. Keep this great site going so the younguns can learn what we did. Good luck. |
| Name: | Thomas Tucker |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | George Baldwin |
| Comments: | I was in the 2nd Platoon, B Company, 7th Combat Engineer Battalion, 5th Infantry Division, Patton's Third Army, from Normandy to Winterburg ( now Vimperk ) , Czechoslovakia. I am the Secretary of the 7th Engineer Battalion Reunions. I have about 160 WW II 7th Engineers on my mailing list and about 50 A Company, Vietnam 7th Engineers. George Baldwin and I have been corresponding by e - mail. Have been able to share some information with him. I see that Charles Blevins of the 7th Engineers has signed your Dreambook. Hi, Charles !!! Have not visited the rest of your site but plan to do so soon. |
| Name: | George Baldwin |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | just surfed on in |
| Comments: | Fantastic Site! I'm a "Nam era engineer, nice to see and appreciate what you guys had to work with. I will be back. |
| Name: | Charles N. Blevins |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | No- |
| How did you hear about us?: | Just surfing the web |
| Comments: | I was with the 5th Infantry Division (3rd army) assigned to the 7th Enineer Combat Battalion. You have a very nice site. Keep it up. Thanks for letting me sign my name in your dream book. |
| Name: | Ben Smith |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing web |
| Comments: | Great site! I am researching my grandfathers unit, the 244th Combat Engineers. Any help would be great. Thanks for the site. |
| Name: | Angie |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Search Engine |
| Comments: | I really would like to say thanks for this site. With Veterans Day coming up we are celebrating at John R. Lea Middle School So feel free to stop by |
| Name: | corporal Brian R Bailey |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfin |
| Comments: | My name is Coporal Brian R Bailey.I am a soldier in the 101st airborne division (air assault) long range recon (RANGER)detachment.Im also from massachusetts. It's amazing to see what my grandfather and his comrades had to go threw and endure in those trying times. I cant even fathom the heartache and pain.It makes me proud to get up every morning and lace my boots and help hold up the blanket of freedom that the men of the 150th and there partner units helped install.Im proud to be apart of this great army and am filled with so much pride knowing that men like you exsited to protect my country.Every morning in formation we sound of with another units name from the wars to remind us what we are doing and why we give up our freedom so others can remain free. Usually its a grunt unit such an 7th RANGERS or such but this morning we sounded off with 150TH! Thank you for the gift of freedom i enjoy so much |
| Name: | JOHN J FEDERICO |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfed in |
| Comments: | Thanks for the great information, to all those looking for information, keep it up. All the best to you. Outstanding site. |
| Name: | LCPL TONY LUCHTERHAND |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | just surfing |
| Comments: | I AM A 28 YEAR OLD COMBAT ENGINEER FROM AUSTRALIA WHO THINKS THAT IT IS GREAT THAT YOU GUYS HAVE PAGES DEDICATED TO OUR WAY OF LIFE.I CAN'T SEEM TO GET ENOUGH INFO ON COMBAT ENGINEERING AND THE AMERICAN SLANT ON THINGS PROVIDES ME WITH SOME INTEREST.I AM NOT SURE WHAT YOUR MOTTO "ESSAYONS" MEANS,COULD SOMEONE TELL ME? OUR OFFICIAL MOTTO IS "HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE",WHICH APPARENTLY MEANS "EVIL BE TO HE WHO EVIL THINKS".I PREFER OUR UNOFFICIAL MOTTO OF "FACIMUS ET FRANGIMUS":"WE MAKE ,WE BREAK". ANYWAY IT'S NICE TO MAKE CONTACT WITH OTHER SAPPERS.GOOD SOLDIERING AND STAY SAFE,TONY. |
| Name: | J |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | My grandfather was with the 1120th engineers. Started at Camp Young then to England. Landed at Normandy Utah Beach. Would like to hear from anyone who was with the 1120th. Your site is great and very informative. |
| Name: | John Doe |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | through a web search for Combat Engineer websites |
| Comments: | I have recently completed my basic and Combat Engineer training at Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri and I love everything that this country stands for and what the men of the 150th and all WWII vets fought and died for. I love this website and I will tell everyone in my unit about this site and suggest strongly that they visit. ENGINEERS LEAD THE WAY!!! |
| Name: | Tom Olsen |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Fellow Combat Engineer told me |
| Comments: | Great site. A worthy tribute to the combat engineers who fought their way across Europe. My father was in the 204th Engineers and passed on stories of ferrying soldiers across the Rhine during the assault crossing. Well done site!!! |
| Name: | carla taylor |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | looking for information |
| Name: | Jared Melcher |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Name: | Eric Rogers |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Web Search |
| Comments: | Appears to be a great web site. I was Navy from 1953 to 1957, but have a special interest in WWII information. My first cousin was killed on Saipan. His name was Roger Hough from Monroe, N.C. Keep up the good work. |
| Name: | PFC Sloma, Shawn I |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | aol search |
| Comments: | 37th Engineer Batallion (combat)(airborne) There needs to be more sights like this, dedicated to the soldiers who fought and died for our country. this sight is AIRBORNE! |
| Name: | Lisa Draper |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | web search |
| Comments: | This is truly an incredible website! It is amazing to see how many people can access the lives from the present and the past. I commend all those invloved in producing this website as a dedication to those who fought in WWII! |
| Name: | Raymond L. Clay |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | I was an Engineer, Co "C" 112th Engineer Combat Bn 1951-1953 Great web site! The best I have came across bar none. Kind of makes me jealous that our battalion did'nt develop a site of this quality. |
| Name: | Max Schwartz |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Thru Patty Wilson who was searching for someone who knew her father in the 1306 Engineers |
| Comments: | I got a chill when I read the records of the 150th Engineers. It
was almost a direct copy of my 1306 Engineers' record. We were close from Utah Beach, across France, the Bulge, Germany, and Austria. We built bridges across the same rivers, including the Rhine. Ours was also built near Oppenhein but was a Bailey bridge supported on the remains of a burned-down wood pile bridge. Our paths separated after VE Day when we were redeployed directly to the Philippines, and then to Japan after VJ Day. I'm writing a historical novel of the 1306 Engineers and the Red Ball Road. I would like to contact anyone familiar with our part in the War. Thank you, 150th Engineers. You have a great website. Max Schwartz, formerly Mst/sgt, S-3 1306 G.S. Engineer Regiment |
| Name: | Don Freeman |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I did a search on 'Combat Engineers' I am doing a little research.
I have met an old combat engineer vet here in Waynesboro Pa who landed with the 29th Division on D-day and fought all the way to V-E day. Since I am a 21 year Navy vet in our conversation he indicated that he had served. When he told me that his unit was attached to the 29th I asked him if he had landed at Omaha beach. He gave me a little bit of his trek across Europe. I was enjoying the experience of talking to this man when he burst into tears. He really is totally incapable of detailing his WWII experience. We have talked several times but anytime it gets close to his military service he chokes up. I am trying to do a little research to understand what he might have gone through. All though he told me what unit he was with I don't remember. So, I am snoopin around a little to see what I can come up with. You got a pretty good site and I appreciate that you are saving our history. R/ Don Freeman |
| Name: | Mark (still drying out!) Reynolds |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Adjoining rainsoaked campsite |
| Comments: | Rick, Finally got a chance to check out the site. I love the old pictures. I will have to check back often as I only had time to scratch the surface. Regards, Ma |
| Name: | SPC. Joshua M. Bradley |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | from my company |
| Comments: | I'm in a combat engingeer unit in South Carolina Amry Reserves. We are a Light and Line unit. I really appreciate what the earlier Engineers have done for the Engineers of today. I know what the job can demand at times. So I can have an idea of what the Engineers went thru back then, but I can not say or relate to what they went thru to make it what it is today. SPC. Joshua M. Bradley C Co 391st Engr Bn (comabt light) |
| Name: | Greg Underwood |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Books |
| Comments: | Dear Sirs, A great outfit! My father was hit by mortars Dec. 17, 1944, in the Colmar Pocket. The river photos on this site are fabulous. I'm a big fan of the 3rd and 7th Armies. For info on Colmar write GregColmar@hotmail.com I have loads of material. Thanks for your service. Why did our Army of about 10 years ago take an entire month to bridge one river? You guys did it in a night under artillery and sniper fire! |
| Name: | DAVID ROSBROOK |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | searching the web |
| Comments: | I was looking at the web searching for a german soldiers uniform markings for my model soldiers, when I came across your site. I have not read it all yet but I am looking forward to seeing what else is on your web site, I have put it on my favorites so I can come back anytime it will helpful when modeling my american soldiers. |
| Name: | Elmer Mattox |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Looking for engineers sites |
| Comments: | I was in the 283rd Engineer Combat Battalion in Europe in WWII. Brought back memories! |
| Name: | Tanner & Austin Hemmings |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | My two sons (8 & 5) are interested in military history. You have a great site. They love the pictures. Thank You! |
| Name: | Simon |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | Just surfed on into your site. Please feel free to visit my site on WW2 Battlefield Relics. |
| Name: | Linda |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | Wow Rick! You have come along way from the very beginning! I am impressed. Now I see what you are doing! Keep up the good work! I am sure they all Thank god for all your hard work and hours you have put in to this beautiful site! |
| Name: | Bernard L. golding |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Name: | Robert Priestley |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | link from Engineer Combat Battalion |
| Comments: | My dad was in the 278th Engineer Combat Battalion and served in the European Theatre from December 1944 thru August 1945. I have a map of their travels and a narrative of their deployment from basic thru the end of the war in Europe. That's all I've been able to collect so far. I do have pictures my dad took while in Europe. Lot's of Bailey bridges They constructed a 690 foot class 70 bailey bridge over the Muese River near Hermalle which coincides with the Battle of the Bulge. Anyway, thanks for a great web site. |
| Name: | David A Marcus |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| Comments: | I was in the 204th combat engineers. Left after basic training. In trying to find out some history of my old outfit, and after lots of research I found out that the 204th did some duty along side of the 150th. Your response to my letter was deeply appreciated. I wish they had a web page as good as this one. |
| Name: | justin tohal |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I am in the 153rd combat engineer sapper company!! |
| Name: | Ralph Randlett |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | C company |
| How did you hear about us?: | 150th news letter |
| Comments: | Hi this is Ralph Randlett, I could not make it to the reunion due to health reason ,but was really glad to receive the photograph.If there is anyone out there that would like to chat with me i can be reached at Homesick4NJ@aol.com witch is my granddaughters e-mail address .or you can reach me at Bdever1@aol.com -that is my daughters e-mail address..Just put in that this is for Randy from one of the 150th otherwise it maybe deleted because they do not open anything from people they do not know.Hope to hear from you all soon thanks. Randy |
| Name: | Robert Mann |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Bn XO |
| Comments: | I am in the 150th CEB National Guard located in Mississippi. I have been with the battalion since it was organized. Before that I was assigned to the 134th EN Co form Carthage, MS during mobilization for DESERT STORM. |
| Name: | Gary DiBlasi |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | I saw a hit on the 368th GS Engineers WW2 |
| Comments: | Always looking for info or a miracle on the 368th in which my father served in WW2. Like so many of us I waited to long to ask. Now most inquires are met with frustration as to obtaining personal records because of the fire. I did find out at one point my dad was transferred to an infantry unit but I dont know at what point during the war that that happened. So the miracle would be to find someone who knew him. His name Victor DiBlasi from Brooklyn NY. Any help with info on the 368th Eng. or the 118th Inf. would be wonderful. Great sight. Keep up the good work, and God bless. |
| Name: | Leota Sherman |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | a friend |
| Comments: | My brother, Clyde Ferguson, was in this unit. |
| Name: | Peter Doyle |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Trying to write a book and was looking for information. |
| Name: | Desi Huddleston |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | looking for old friends, ENGINEERS{build and fight} |
| Comments: | I served with the 20th Engr 81 to 85 237th 85 to 88, 20th from 88 to 90 ,the 44th from 90 to 91 and the 20th from 91 to 92 so Engineers lead the way,Thank you all for a well done job |
| Name: | Monica Chee (Army Cadet) |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Grandfather |
| Comments: | I would like to say that I really am thankful for what the brave soldiar have did for us and our country, Hoo-Ra for them. My Grandfather was in World War III. And I am now stationed at Arlington Texas, carrying on the tradition |
| Name: | james anderson |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | my dad is gunnar anderson, he was a captain back then |
| Comments: | this is a fantastic site, one of the best I've ever seen. I stumbled across it almost by accident. since my dad isn't on-line I printed out a few things and will send it on to him. I wish this site well, and the "greatest generation" of the 150th all the best |
| Name: | SFC Keith Walker |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Friend |
| Name: | Jonathan Caouette |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | I stumbled across your site looking for combat photos |
| Name: | SGT nachtigahl |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | just looking for info on standard bailey bridge. |
| Name: | Charles R. Taliaferro |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | friend |
| Comments: | Great web site! I learned a whole lot about the 150th Combat Engineers. |
| Name: | Kitty Byers |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | My father was in the 1153rd engr c gp Need info |
| Name: | Britt Shorter |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Samilus Jamison Casperus |
| Comments: | This is the mad ass kicking site! |
| Name: | Richard Kemp |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | Found you on the I-Net. Still looking for a site of the 41st Inf Div. We served in the SW Pacific. First US troops (Div.) in Australia. We left Australia, went through New Guinea in six major landings. Then to the Phillipines, I was in 2 there, but the Div. went every which way, chasing the enemy. Finally occupied Japan. Our various Combat Engineers, in the landings did a masterful job. Our Artillery Piper Cubs, always needed a landing strip, thanks! Best, Rich Mesa AZ |
| Name: | Joseph Suarez |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | no |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing the net |
| Comments: | I was not in the 150th, but my uncle, Arthur Cimadevilla of
Canton, Ohio was in the 1120th ENGR C GP. My uncle has recently died and only today have I learned of his military unit as he never spoke much of the war. Would like to hear from anyone who has any further information of the unit or may have possibly known my uncle. Like so many I have read all of the Ambrose books as well as other historians. Thank for the site. It is greatly appreciated. |
| Name: | Daniel Pitts |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | We have something in common.(our last name)I was with the 36th Combat Engineers in Korea 1965-66 |
| Name: | Robert McKethan |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | I was surfing. |
| Comments: | This is a great site! I am like many others who have sign on...I
am looking for information about my father's service during WWII. My father, First Lt. Kenneth A. McKethan received the Silver Star while serving with the Army of the United States on March 3, 1945. He was leader of the 2nd platoon, Co. 'H,' 67 Armored Regiment which was acting as point for a task force penetrating into enemy territory in an effort to cross the Adolf Hitler bridge and secure a bridgehead on the East bank of the Rhine (taken from local newspaper account). If there are folks who can assist me in my search for information about his unit, I would love to hear from you! |
| Name: | Rick Fellows |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | yahoo |
| Comments: | Great site! I too have made a web page for my Dad,he was a gunner on a Sherman Tank,10th Armored Division,and was wounded just before they crossed the Rhine River. |
| Name: | Robert B. Stalnaker |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing and found this site |
| Comments: | Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, I am 42 years old and live in
Central West Virgina. My father was a WWII vet and served in the pacific as a CB in the Navy, his name was Robert Roach Stalnaker , He passed away in 1971, I also had a Uncle John Straw who was killed in action on Dec. 14, 1944 two days before the battle of the buldge. I never new my uncle and I miss not knowing what kind of man he was. I would like to say that I am proud to be an American and able to live in this great country. I would like to personally thank those Americans that were taken in the prime of their lives to serve our great nation in a great struggle. I will never be able to thank you enough for the freedom that you gave to me and other throughout this great land of ours. No one will ever know the hell that wars bring unless you were a part of it. Regardless of how you serverd, where you served and your job I want to personally thank all veterans of all wars that sacificed their bodies/lives in defense of America. As long as I am alive you will all be remembered. Thank you , Thank you, Thank you. Robert B. Stalnaker (Benny) Weston,WV |
| Name: | charlie |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | my grt uncle shake |
| Comments: | me my uncle talk about war & were he was once & awhile we
go to the V F W in devon CT my uncle is JHON GDOVIN from straford ct he was in WWII |
| Name: | Bob Pitts |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No - Father was |
| How did you hear about us?: | family |
| Comments: | Good job Rick |
| Name: | dolores guillenn |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I was told by my father that my uncle was killed with his platoon crossing the river rhine and I am searching for a way to get information on my uncle Jose Luevano |
| Name: | Diane Homoleski |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing the net |
| Comments: | My father, 78, served w/351st Combat Engineers, Company A-- it's
is amazing to look through this and other sites to see how many second and third generations are seeking and sharing information about these brave men and what they sacrificed. My father did depart from Fort Devens (still lives in a nearby town) and spent three years overseas. As children and grandchildren, we have heard so many stories about the Rhineland, Ardennes, Bulge, Luxemburg, Normandy, etc. It's is wonderful to be able to share this information via the internet, as this was such a huge part of their lives--the memories are still as real today as they were 45 years ago. To find someone who walked in the same shoes is such a treasure! I recently attended an "Operation Recognition" ceremony, where my father and 25 other military veterans received their high school graduation diplomas in a middle/high school gymnasium (grades 5-12 in attendance.) The students listened to every word spoken-- they were in awe to hear that the men and women seated in front of them had left high school to fight for their freedom, coming back too old at 21 and 22, as well as shaken, to finish their education. He would love to hear from anyone in the 351st Combat Engineers. Kudos for such a great site and tribute! |
| Name: | Mike Marcus |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I am a current Combat Engineer with the 121st Engineer Battalion in the Maryland Army National Guard. When I describe what I do, people are amazed but I tell them it is nothing compared to our compatriots that preceded us. The engineers of today thank your father and his brothers for everything they have done fo |
| Name: | S. Caine |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Searchin the net |
| Comments: | WWII Engineers kick ASS !!!! I am a WWII history Buff and have enjoyed many documentaries about WWII Army Corp of Engineers. Thanks to all the WWII Engineers for contributing to the Allied Victory over Nazism and the Japanese Empire! |
| Name: | BURNS JAMES C |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | SURFING |
| Comments: | WENT TO THE RHINE WHILE ON DEPLOYMENT FOR THE DELAWARE AIR NATIONAL GUARD |
| Name: | Rosemarie Sullivan |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | my father |
| Comments: | my father joseph keegan was in the 150th engineers. very nice site. |
| Name: | Dianne Lawson |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Just came across you site while looking for a site for 145th Combat Engineers |
| Comments: | Is there a site for the 145th Combat Engineers. My uncle was in
that group in World War II. Am trying to locate information and possible site for him. He was a medic associated with this group. Anyone know of such a site?? Just starting to look through this site. It look wonderful. Great work!! |
| Name: | Filipfr |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Just surfed in |
| Comments: | Hello, Greetings from Belgium. |
| Name: | ed casey |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | browsing the internet |
| Comments: | I want to buy a poster of the combat engineer to frame and give to
a WW II combat eng of the 1288 (Ican't remember right now) to thank him and all of you what you did for us. he was at the Bulge. |
| Name: | Randall Leonard |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | seacrhed |
| Comments: | I've just arrived at your site. It looks wonderful. Thank you for
all of your efforts. I'm looking for mention of my father-in-law Russell Baker then of Galesburg IL who came ashore on D_Day 2 and eventualy made it to Nuremburg by way of the Battle of the Bulge. Mr. Baker now lives in Watsonville CA, and is still putting in full weeks as a charter bus driver. He amazes me now and his past is riveting. I read Stephen Ambroses "Citizen Solider" and Mr. Baker started telling me the stories of his time in Europe. I would love to find some kind of official record of his work there. Thanks for your time. Best to you. |
| Name: | ow phillips |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | 244 combat engineers |
| How did you hear about us?: | yahoo |
| Name: | Rosaleen Slavens Myers |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing the net |
| Comments: | I am very please to find this site. I am the sole survivor of 2nd
Lt. James Clyde Slavens. After serving in Germany through the Battle of the Bulge, (Ardennes) on 1/16/45 he was assigned to the 309th Engineer Combat Battalion, Company C. He was killed Linich, Germany on 2/23/45 after helping build a pontoon bridge across the Roer River. Would like to find someone who knew him, maybe 2nd Lt.Alan W.Ker, 2nd Lt. Earl C. Quinby or 2nd Lt. Hirsch C.Meyer, Jr. Please contact me at my e-mail address.GREAT TO FIND THIS SITE!!! |
| Name: | Carol Lee Morrissette |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | My dad |
| Comments: | My dad, Augustine Botelho was in the 150th, company B. He does not
have a computer, so I will keep him updated. he is very anxious to attend the forthcoming reunion. Thank you for the information. I have been sitting and reading for hours! |
| Name: | vallerie |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | Hi Rick, It takes a a truley remarkable man to do this web site. I am amazed and at a loss for words. I'm going to add this to my favorite places and be able to take the time to look at this more.I am very intrigued by you now. : ) I hope to talk with you soon vallerie |
| Name: | DANCE |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | sufing |
| Comments: | I am currently at FT. Stewart home of 3ID I am in the 11th Engineer Battalion. I was just looking for some engineers, and I found some. |
| Name: | mikko taussi |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | by accident |
| Comments: | I was searching pictures about the soviet PMP and so I found you. I belong to the family of combat engineers in Finland. |
| Name: | Bruce R. Weston |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I found this sight while surffing the web. My dad was also with
the combat engineers First Army Vll Corps 1172 combat engineers ? ( not sure of the engineer battalion ). He went in on Utah the second day of the invasion. Went through France Belgium Germany, was at the liberation of Nordhausen camp, assigned to the Third Armored Division. I'll get more infi from him as to his units etc. I enjoy these sights and reading about WWll units. I just completed reading Citizen Soldiers, and am looking forward to doing some more reading about WWll. Bruce Weston Sunderland, Ma. |
| Name: | Bernard L. Golding, P.E. |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I served in the 283rd Engineer Combat Bn in WWII.Wassenthome with 150th. |
| Name: | T. Kerns |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Name: | Robert Elmore |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Did Web Search |
| Comments: | Nice looking Web Site. I have just started working on one for the 36th Engineers. They served in Vung Tau, Vietnam. |
| Name: | Janet Dinges |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | WEB search |
| Comments: | This is a great site! Thank you for enlightening me on what a "Bailey Bridge" was/is. I really appreciate the information and pictures. My uncle helped to build them during WWII in ETO. Now I can explain to our family what he did -- Thanks so much, Rick! and the 150th! |
| Name: | Speaking Turtle |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | We have something in common.My Dad was with the 168 th Compat Engineers.He did not participate in the Rhine Crossing as he was Captured at the Battle of the Bulge but I believe that Company C of the 168th were involved crossing near St Goar and came under severe Enemy Fire.Please visit my site and sign my book.Click onto CJWMyHero it will take you to Dads Memorial Site and My POW/MIA page is there too |
| Name: | Tony Adkins |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Re-visiting |
| Comments: | To John DiSalvo of Company A. Did you know Pvt. Clyde Ferguson of Co. A? He was KIA 25 November 1944 near Fenetrange, Fr. Any help will be appreciated. I continue to enjoy the 150th site. |
| Name: | John DiSalvo |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | Company A/1st platoon |
| How did you hear about us?: | heard about at reunion |
| Name: | Dwight French |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | My Father |
| Comments: | I really enjoyed this site. I've been here several times it keeps changing .theres lots of good stories that tell us how it was and what these guys did. Thank You for doing this Rick. |
| Name: | Rachel E. Peterson |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Yahoo search |
| Name: | peter t geary |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Name: | Tony Adkins |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing |
| Comments: | Thanks to Bill Morrissey for the response about Pfc. Clyde Ferguson. |
| Name: | webtar10 |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | school project |
| Comments: | This site has helped me in what I need, thanks alot |
| Name: | Bill Culhane |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Web ring. |
| Comments: | You have done a great job on your site. Bill |
| Name: | MELVIN L CUMMINGS |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | looking for information |
| Comments: | Looking for any one who was in 297 Combat Engineers Batilion in ww2 co c 2platoon 2 squade that uses a computer. |
| Name: | Bradley Nelson |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Surfing |
| Comments: | Essayons! |
| Name: | Tony Adkins |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | browsing |
| Comments: | I am looking for information on Pfc. Clyde Fergueson, Co A. He was KIA on 25 November 44 near Fenetrange, Fr. I saw that Bill Morrissey was a member of Company A. I would like to hear from him to find out more. |
| Name: | BILL MORRISSEY |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | A Company, 2nd Platoon |
| How did you hear about us?: | at the reunion |
| Comments: | proud to be a member. |
| Name: | michael wright |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | it is my dream to be in the combat engineering combat engineer status when i go in the army |
| Name: | WALTER J McConaghy |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | the www |
| Comments: | USA/USMC RET |
| Name: | cliff gould |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | I'e been trying to research my dad's wwII service. He was in the 1052 port const& repair. I really enjoyed you site as I try to learn more about him and his unit. what you do is really worthwhile. |
| Name: | Theresa McQuade |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | from you! |
| Name: | Glade S. Wittwer |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | web search |
| Comments: | On March 8th, 1945 I commanded Co. B 164th Eng. C Bn and crossed
the Rhine River with one platoon on the Ludendorff Railroad Bridge at Remagen. Our battalion mission was to protect the bridge(s) against water bore attack to include torpedos and floating mines. A treadway bridge constructed by the 291st ECBN opened for tank traffic in the early morning hours of Mar 10th and a heavy pntoon bridge constructed bu the 51st ECBN opened for east-bound class 40 traffic early on 11 March. Until I visited your webb site I had been led to believe that the FIRST US ARMY engineers were first to bridge the Rhine in WWII. YOUR SITE IS GREAT AND I PLAN TO VISIT OFTEN. THANKS! Glade S. Wittwer LTC CE Ret. |
| Name: | Emil Tomcanin |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| if so, what Company/Platoon: | was in 266th combat engineers 66th division |
| How did you hear about us?: | Just Browsing |
| Comments: | Nice web site.... |
| Name: | Thomas Steiner |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | from searching the net |
| Comments: | I am a WWII buff. I am just a kid. |
| Name: | Donald Thomson |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Dogpile.com |
| Comments: | Interesting site. I enjoyed the information you have collected. |
| Name: | Jerry M. Pratt |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | |
| Comments: | Very nice site Rick. I really enjoyed it. |
| Name: | SGT CLAY ARTHUR |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| Comments: | I am currently the supply sergeant for HHC, 150th Combat Engineer
Battalion, Meridian, MS. I to am a 12B Combat Engineer and just wanted to visit your page. Enjoyed it, SAPPERS FORWARD! |
| Name: | Daniel Pitts |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | No |
| How did you hear about us?: | Just looking |
| Comments: | I was a member of the 547th Combat Engineer Bat 1964-1967.With
service mainly in Korea and then 6 months TDY Vietnam 1966 |
| Name: | Ellen Flirty |
| Were you in the 150th? (check box): | Yes |
| How did you hear about us?: | friend |
| Comments: | very wonderful tribute..... |
| Name: | Bill Bastian |
| Were you in the 150th? (Check) | No |
| If so, what company/platoon?: | 203rd Engineer |