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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.

HQ64 from the rear.

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