Tomsyck : photos : HHC 237th Engineer Battalion : This is me at the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, France "Omaha Beach"; paying respect to a fallen member of the 237th Engineer Battalion: Alfred W. Hoff - who died a little over a month after D-Day. Taken in October, 2005.- powered by SmugMug

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Mixpack1: a few photos of the HHC 237th Engineer Battalion's buildings on Wharton Barracks in Heilbronn, Germany; along with some photos from Normandy, France.

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Tomsyck > I believe this was the inactivation ceremony for the 237th Engineer Battalion. The unit was deactivated on 15 MAR 1992.

Tomsyck > This is me at the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, France "Omaha Beach"; paying respect to a fallen member of the 237th Engineer Battalion: Alfred W. Hoff - who died a little over a month after D-Day. Taken in October, 2005.

Tomsyck > One of the HHC 237th Enginer BN's buildings coming from the town of Flein towards Heilbronn on Charlottenstrasse.

Tomsyck > HHC 237th Engineer battalion barracks - sleeping quarters. Building 34, Wharton Barracks, Heilbronn, Germany.

Tomsyck > A monument at Utah Beach, Normandy, France - where you see that the 237th Engineer Battalion (Combat) is listed.

Tomsyck > Two of the stickers that were given to 237th people in the mid 1980's.

Tomsyck > HQ 64 - the supply truck that I drove. A 2 1/2 ton truck that was quite fast. Back then I was a SP4 - as indicated on the windshield.

Tomsyck > Me at the 1st Engineer Special Brigade monument on Utah Beach in Normandy, France; taken in June 2000. See the other photo on this page were the 237th is listed on one of the sides.

This is me at the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, France "Omaha Beach"; paying respect to a fallen member of the 237th Engineer Battalion: Alfred W. Hoff - who died a little over a month after D-Day. Taken in October, 2005.