Recently heard from a gentleman named Don Shearer, whose father Dale (still living), was a member of the 202nd Engineers. We spoke on the phone for almost an hour and I promised he and his dad I would find out all I could about the unit.

I am posting everything I have found so far, and will post further information when I scan pages from my engineer's book later this morning.

202nd Engineer Combat Battalion,

Co C(WWII)

Mr. Donald F. Necina

1193 Groover Road

Spring City, TN 37381-6244

(423) 365-6428

http://www.ohiohistory.org/ohiojunction/ww2/europe1a.html

http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2007/10...10032007/321060

http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/rnlarge.htm

202nd Engr © Bn, Co 'B'

Mr. Gordon F Wilson 410-866-8291

15931 Daybreak Ter

Baltimore MD 21206-2205

202rd Engr (Combat) Bn, Co 'C'

Mr. Carl Miller 330-627-4513

516 8th St NW

Carrollton OH 44615-9433

http://members.bex.net/sjsartor/veterans.htm

http://ww2chat.com/forums/veterans-histori...alist-dday.html

Contact the Battle of the Bulge Veterans. I also belong to this association:

http://www.battleofthebulge.org/index.html

The following person wants to get in touch with members of the 202nd: (this was a guestbook entry)

Lou Siri

E-mail address: lou@positivefitness.net

Requests/Comments/Answers: My father (same name) was part of the 202nd Engineer Combat Battalion Co C. I would like to get in contact with anyone form this co. or anyone with information about them. My father died in 1974 when I was 5 so I did not get to talk to him about WW II. Thank you

Friday, September 15th 2006 - 04:24:27 PM

You should also contact the Army Corps Engineers, Office of History. Please ask for Michael Brodhead. Any other of the historians will be able to help you too. Ask them for any info they have on the 202nd Engineers.

http://www.hq.usace.army.mil/history/contact_us.htm

As with everyone else. I highly recommend people check out my research section for further suggestions on how to find information regarding WWII units.

As promised, here are some pages copied from the book.

http://www.6thcorpscombatengineers.com/doc...rs/202ndEng.pdf

Note: the book referred to is The Corps of Engineers - The War Against Germany - Authors: Alfred M. Beck.

http://www.2ndarmoredhellonwheels.com/units/17theng.html

http://books.google.com/books?id=XJ2oJQhr0-wC&pg=PA174&lpg=PA174&dq=202nd+Engineers&source=bl&ots=yF1arbfNZt&sig=TeQcOSuoYFIDDqT5R15hzSP7H6o&hl=en&sa=X&ei=DgKEUKrRGaqo0AGn2oHABA&ved=0CBwQ6AEwADgK#v=onepage&q=202nd%20Engineers&f=false

http://www.tribtoday.com/page/content.detail/id/525167.html?nav=5021

http://www.cantonrep.com/communities/carroll/x371608096/WW-II-Then-and-Now-Soldier-helped-build-record-bridge-across-the-Rhine-River

http://capitolwords.org/date/2001/06/20/E1168-2_a-special-tribute-to-the-202nd-combat-engineers-co/

http://280ecb.blogspot.com/2011/01/timeline-of-280ecb.html - keep reading down the page past the video. The 202nd is mentioned.

Marion,

 

I am the product manager for Fold3.com, a subsidiary of Ancestry.com that specializes in military records for family history, military, and general historical research.

 

In addition to our subscription-accessed records, we have an extensive free-access collection, including World War II Air Force photos, Civil War photos, and an interactive Vietnam Wall. We are looking to expand our World War II free-access content and it was while doing research for that effort that I ran across your site. (We will not take content from your site without you agreeing to it, just for the record.)

 

Specifically, I was looking for someone who had a copy of a book given to those who were discharged from the 202nd Engineer Battalion. Your site surfaced when I Googled “202nd Engineer Battalion”. (Nice site, by the way, and a wonderful honor to your father.)

 

David Williams

Fold3 Product Manager

David, I just posted some links I found earlier today (see above post).

I just contacted one of the 202nd on Facebook. Will let you know when I hear from him.