Tomsyck : photos : A tribute to the real heroes of the 237th : A view of plot F where 3 people from the 237th Engineer Battalion are buried. Here you see Comb's grave marker - made from white Lasa marble - precisely aligned with all other headstones. In all there are 9,387 headstones in the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial grounds in Colleville sur Mer, France. Photo was taken in July 2007.- powered by SmugMug

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This gallery pays respects to the real heroes of the 237th Engineer Battalion - the ones who died in WWII and now buried in the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville sur Mer, France, or the Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery in Belgium. The Normandy photos posted in this gallery were taken in July 2007 and the Belgian photos were taken on Aug 4th, 2007. Contact me for further photos or sand from Omaha or Utah Beachs.

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Tomsyck > The sign on the round about on the D514 in Colleville sur Mer, leading you to the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial.

Tomsyck > A view of plot F where 3 people from the 237th Engineer Battalion are buried. Here you see Comb's grave marker - made from white Lasa marble - precisely aligned with all other headstones. In all there are 9,387 headstones in the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial grounds in Colleville sur Mer, France. Photo was taken in July 2007.

Tomsyck > The headstone of Arcy O. Borders - one of eleven members of the 237th Engineer Battalion in this cemetery. However, only 8 of the graves are marked with headstones - all 8 are shown in this gallery.

Tomsyck > His grave is in the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, France. More information can be obtained at www.abmc.com or www.findagrave.com

A view of plot F where 3 people from the 237th Engineer Battalion are buried. Here you see Comb's grave marker - made from white Lasa marble - precisely aligned with all other headstones. In all there are 9,387 headstones in the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial grounds in Colleville sur Mer, France. Photo was taken in July 2007.