Received this email this week.

So I am doing a bit of research for her, including sending her the link to the STATES Veteran's Admin, so she can contact them for records. Below find related links. Will add to this as I go.

http://www.9tharmored.com/

http://www.history.army.mil/documents/eto-ob/9ad-eto.htm

http://www.history.army.mil/html/forcestruc/lineages/branches/eng/0009enbn.htm

https://www.facebook.com/pages/9th-Engineer-Battalion/122347161121274

http://www.globeatwar.com/article/us-9th-armored-division-liberation-western-czechoslovakia-1945

http://www.battleofthebulgememories.be/stories26/32-battle-of-the-bulge-us-army/551-ccb-9th-armored-division-battle-of-the-bulge.html

http://www.lonesentry.com/gi_stories_booklets/9tharmored/

http://www.allworldwars.com/The%20Remagen%20Bridgehead%20March%201945.html

Rhine River Crossing - 9th Armored Eng Bn - pdf

https://www.flickr.com/people/9thenginnerbattalion/

Also recommending that you contact the Army Corps of Engineer's Office of History in Alexandria, VA and NARA in Maryland, for they would have unit records from the war. Also

Fort Leonard Wood - Office of Engineer History
Historian, U.S. Army Engineer School
320 MANSCEN Loop, Suite 043
Ft. Leonard Wood, MO 65473
573-563-6365

Heartwarming story. Just has to share with my group! WWII wallet found and returned after 70 years!

http://news.yahoo.com/video/wallet-lost-during-world-war-035356123.html?soc_src=default

My condolences to Dean Page on the loss of his father, Lawrence Page, who was a medic with the 148th Engineers, WWII. Dean signed my guestbook when my website was in its infancy and shared his father's history and photos with me.

He had just turned 91 on July 19. Rest in peace, sir.

http://www.6thcorpscombatengineers.com/LawrencePage.htm

Received this from my a friend who is a researcher.

Hello everyone,

I joined this forum more than a year ago when I began researching my grandfather's time in the army. He gave me a copy of his map which was given to him after the war that detailed all the places the 292nd went throughout Europe. There are pictures of ones like it here on this forum. His name is Paul Corzine and he is originally from Karnak Illinois. His brothers Ray and Jim also served at the same time in other sections of the army and he got to meet see each of them one time while they were all in Europe at the same time.

After a year of doing interviews with my grandfather and scanning in some photos, I finally thought it was time to share my photos on here. I'm still working on editing the interviews I've shot with him, but here are pictures which he shot while there. https://www.flickr.com/gp/129969616@N08/7nZA2a On the back of many of the photos he wrote names and such about what was in the picture. I have taken those words verbatim and titled the photos on Flickr the same way. Any photos which are titled "Corzinexxxx" is simply a picture which was not labeled in any way.

Please look through them and let me know if you recognize anyone or have any questions. My grandfather remembers some things very well about them, and some things not so much. I'm currently making a list of all the individuals notated in the photos, and I'll add that to this post later when it's complete so it's searchable by search engines, should anyone look for folks later.

One final note, there are several photos in this album which contain pictures of dead bodies. Most are from the Dachau concentration camp. I have marked those photos as "moderate" on Flickr's safety scale, so if you wish not to view them, please filter accordingly.

Thanks, Glad to meet everyone,

SaM Harrison

https://www.flickr.com/gp/129969616@N08/7nZA2a