Thanks for the info guys. This clwears up some of the stuff rattling around in my head. Since the headstone he has was not a gov't headstone, the family had that info abt the 90th put on there. Who knows where they got it...
Colonel, I apprecaite the suggestion about the IDPF. I had considered it, as I have on other cases I am working on, but the last time I tried to get one, they told me since I was not uimmediate family I could not have a copy. But, that doesn't mean I shouldn't try again...and I probably will!
Rick
Marion and Colonel,
At your convenience, please take a look at the bio I wrote for Cpl Clem Lee. You can access it at find-a-grave memorial #89054411. If you see any errors, please let me know. I will be transferring this memorial to a family member of Cpl Lee's once it is completed.
Rick
Could we have the direct link? Happy to help.
Very good. Just had a chance to view it. Thanks for doing this and for citing the correction on the page. I'm sure you made him a happy man in heaven. 
My Dad brought home the official history of the 179th Engineer Combat Battalion and I have it both in paper form and electronically. It list every solider, medal and accomplishment including battles as the 179th was formed on D Day +61 to the end of the war. I am getting it ready to share and can be contacted on this site.
Jim Vermeulen, Son of Peter A Vermeulen , 1st LT.
My dad brought home the history of the 179th Engineer Combat Battalion and we converted it to electronic. It is the official history of the 179th from landing on D day +61 to the end of the war . It also includes all names, medal and battles. I will share with all who could us the help.