I have 2 Engineer patch questions....

1...I would like to know where on the uniform was a small 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" red w/white trim and white Engineer Castle worn?? What did it signify ???
2...During WWII, the 291st Engineer Combat Battalion wore the 1st Army patch as their SSI. When the unit was re-activated for the Korean War, did they still use the 1st Army as their SSI??

thank ya..

kitty

I have 2 Engineer patch questions....

1...I would like to know where on the uniform was a small 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" red w/white trim and white Engineer Castle worn?? What did it signify ???
2...During WWII, the 291st Engineer Combat Battalion wore the 1st Army patch as their SSI. When the unit was re-activated for the Korean War, did they still use the 1st Army as their SSI??

thank ya..

kitty

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I was wondering if anybody knows if there are still veterans alive who served in the 105th Engineer Battalion, 30th Infantry Division. I met veterans from the 117th, 119th and 120th Infantry Regiments but was hoping to get in touch with at least one veteran of the 105th as well. (If you know other veterans of the 30th I would like to get in touch as well ;)  )

Regards,

Frank

Looking for anyone who worked in or has information about the engineers or Port BN members who worked in the Port of Fedela between 5 November 1942 and 1 December 1942.  Evidence suggests the 36th Engineers or members of a Port BN may have been unloading ships in this port.  The evidence I have found so far is murckey

I am trying to identify the un it that unloaded the SS SANTA MARGARITA at Fedela during  this time period.

good mornn from texas

 continuing search on  the 291st Co B combat Infantry 75 th Div

searching for  any exsisting soldiers in this unit  my birth dad was also in this unit 

an further info on this unit  

Thank you

kitty