Hello all,

My grandfather served with the 401 Combat Engineer Battalion during World War 2. He was drafted and reported to Ft Devens in Mass. As a lot of you know, a fire took place in the 1970's in St Louis Missouri which destroyed many service records. I'm trying to piecing together a bit of history for my 2 sons about there Great Grandfathers experiences from WW2. I hoping to find anyone that might know  or know of someone who could have served with him. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Jason C.

I am looking at my dads ww2 separation qualification records-can anyone help with or direct me to where I can find out what the number represents after job description.. the list is as follows----1. Pvt. Basic 521,2. T5 cannoneer 531..,3.CPL  Ammunition NCO 505,.. 4. CPL M P 677....He always told me he was a gun crewman on 90mm gun. he said it was self propelled, what did this gun look like, when I try to look it up the stationary gun is shown.

I am also including Criswell Robinson Post 71's Facebook page, so you can contact them directly. Thank you!

I was trying to do some research on my father's WWII experience since he has passed and spoke very little about them. I am a 20 year AF vet that spent a good portion of my career flying med evac. So I am hoping to connect with someone that knows someone, etc

Thanks!

Rick

I am looking for anyone or their family that was in th e121 NCB attached to the 3rd Battalion 20th Marines.  My father ( C. S. "Tate" Williams" passed away leaving very little information behind and I am trying to find out more about the exploits of the 121st and his war time experiences- thank yo for any help you might provide-

Rick Williams