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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 > The "Road to Liberty" monument on Utah Beach, Normandy, France, km 00. The Road goes to Cherbourg, to St. Lo, onwards to Avranches, to St Malo, Rennes, Angers, Le Mans, Chartres, Reims, Verdun, Metz, and ends in Bastogne. The 237th Engineer Bn played a vital role in supporting the troops who charged through France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and onward into the heart of Germany in WWII. The full Road to Liberty map is Michelin Map No. 105 - available in some eBay shops.

Tomsyck > The plaque on the wall at the Museum on Utah Beach, Normandy, France. Taken July 17th, 2007.

Tomsyck > Me at the monument on Utah Beach, Normandy, France, dedicated to the 1st Engineer Special Brigade - where you see that the 237th Engineer Combat Battalion is listed on the bottom. Taken by my son on July 17th, 2007.

Tomsyck > The monument on Utah Beach, Normandy, France, dedicated to the 1st Engineer Special Brigade - where you see that the 237th Engineer Combat Battalion is listed on the bottom.

Tomsyck > I got a lot of good feedback on my postcard from the bombed out Heilbronn, so here's one of bombed out Cologne (Köln).

Tomsyck > Postcard 1 of 3 of Grafenwöhr - the US Army Training Area. A place where the 237th Engineer Battalion spent a lot of time.

Tomsyck > Postcard 2 of 3 of Grafenwöhr - the US Army Training Area. A place where the 237th Engineer Battalion spent a lot of time.

Tomsyck > Postcard 3 of 3 of Grafenwöhr - the US Army Training Area. A place where the 237th Engineer Battalion spent a lot of time.

Tomsyck > I got a lot of good feedback on my postcard from the bombed out Heilbronn, so here's one of bombed out Nuremberg (Nürnberg). On top is what Nürnberg looked like after the war in 1945 and the bottom shows what it looks like in the 1980's.

The "Road to Liberty" monument on Utah Beach, Normandy, France, km 00. The Road goes to Cherbourg, to St. Lo, onwards to Avranches, to St Malo, Rennes, Angers, Le Mans, Chartres, Reims, Verdun, Metz, and ends in Bastogne. The 237th Engineer Bn played a vital role in supporting the troops who charged through France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and onward into the heart of Germany in WWII. The full Road to Liberty map is Michelin Map No. 105 - available in some eBay shops.

> The "Road to Liberty" monument on Utah Beach, Normandy, France, km 00. The Road goes to Cherbourg, to St. Lo, onwards to Avranches, to St Malo, Rennes, Angers, Le Mans, Chartres, Reims, Verdun, Metz, and ends in Bastogne. The 237th Engineer Bn played a vital role in supporting the troops who charged through France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and onward into the heart of Germany in WWII. The full Road to Liberty map is Michelin Map No. 105 - available in some eBay shops.

The "Road to Liberty" monument on Utah Beach, Normandy, France, km 00. The Road goes to Cherbourg, to St. Lo, onwards to Avranches, to St Malo, Rennes, Angers, Le Mans, Chartres, Reims, Verdun, Metz, and ends in Bastogne. The 237th Engineer Bn played a vital role in supporting the troops who charged through France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and onward into the heart of Germany in WWII. The full Road to Liberty map is Michelin Map No. 105 - available in some eBay shops.

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