Oh my goodness! Thank you for this information!! I started reading derrick of dauntless but I think im going to print it out. Its interesting my grandad went thru England! I kinda had a feeling about that. I've kinda had a feeling about alot of things that have turned out to be true.. Kinda weird!! So.. Technical sergeant?? They worked the radios, no?

Radios are one possibility. Engineers had many skills. They are one fascinating group of soldiers, aren't they?

Make sure you check out my new post I started today (you inspired me). It's about soldiers pay during WWII. We've already had responses from several veteran's themselves.

http://www.6thcorpscombatengineers.com/engforum/index.php?showtopic=7766

Again, welcome and I'm glad you've already discovered new things.

Wow! Its exactly how I thought it didn't happen! I have a bazillion questions but im going to poke thru the posts more before I start asking things that may have been answered already.... Thanks for this!!

Sure thing. We are here to do our best. Glad we are putting you on the right road.

Interesting interview with one of the soliders from Company A 324th Combat Engineers... also a TEC4.

http://library.uncw.edu/capefearww2/voices/clayton_christensen038.html

Thanks for posting that Lauren. I'm sure many will enjoy reading it, including myself.