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Date: 2009-04-09 22:44:48 Name: Kevin Donovan Location: Fort Wayne	I spent from December of 1990 - July of 1992 at Gerszewski. I was a cook in Bravo Co. 79th Eng. Bt 18th Eng. Bg.
Date: 2009-03-17 14:22:38 Name: mila Location: netherlands	Hi, Can you help me trace: Brian Smart B.Co 79th eng. Bn. 18th Eng Bde Apo. N.Y. 09369 Box# 118 We met in '85 -'86 in Nijmegen, with the 4-day marches in the Netherlands. We were good friends, but we lost touch somehow. I would love to know how he is, what he does etc. Please can you help me? Kind regards, Mila Hermans 0623776969
Date: 2008-07-27 19:53:53 Name: George Biggerstaff Location: Kings Mtn.,North Carolina	I was in C co 79th at Wiley Barracks near Neu Ulm. I was there from Dec 1969 until June 1970. I was a 62B20/30 mechanic & only got to be there 6 months before going to Viet Nam. It was a very beautiful country, Germany.
Date: 2008-07-16 08:59:13 Name: George Stark Location: Cleveland, Ohio	Bruce, Super Job with your web-site. I was stationed in Germany at the same time frame as yourself, in Aschaffenburg. I do recall doing combined arms live fire on the ranges 12 and 80 at Grafenwohr, Was a 11B and your video of Graf in 1973 really put me back in time. The haircuts then were the norm from troops stationed in Germany
Date: 2008-06-28 12:23:57 Name: Elaine Gideon Location: Texas	This is a photo of my father, Albert B. Blake, who served with the 79th Engineers Construction Battalion. If you recognize my father, and knew him during WWII, I would enjoy hearing from you. Thanks to the individuals who constructed this site. It's a wonderful tribute to the soldiers of the 79th.
Date: 2008-06-02 06:57:39 Name: Webmaster Location: Atlanta	From a email to the Webmaster: I want to say that I really enjoyed your article on the the Arch Bridge posted on the Internet. I was with the US Army in Korea in the mid 70s and used to fly over that bridge frequently while patrolling the buffer zone. The arch bridge and the Han T'an Gorge are very distinctive. The reason that I am writing is because my father (COL Fred Sherman, Jr. ret) was the commander of A company, 79th Engineers in the Korean War and worked with Patterson and Herring to build the span and finish the bridge. He has the highest regard for these two men as well as the rest of the company who worked on the bridge. My father corresponded with Lt. Patterson and Sgt Herring for several years after the war but has since lost contact. He would like to get in touch with them again if you still have their contact information and could send it to me. I would be much obliged. Regards, Fred Sherman III LTC, US Army Aviation (retired)
Date: 2008-04-05 16:49:03 Name: Webmaster Location: Atlanta	Mark Kogut sent pictures of Graf in 1973. Click Here For The Slideshow
Date: 2008-03-14 04:00:13 Name: Paula Guzman Location: Grafenwoehr, Germany	Excellent web site! Loved the stories, lots of humor and read between the lines. You have lots of good memories and I'm glad you have the knowledge of our computerized world to share it
Date: 2008-03-12 07:01:35 Name: Webmaster Location: Georgia Homepage	Here is a picture of James Patterson in Korea. Notice who built the Yongsan Base.
Date: 2008-03-11 20:28:06 Name: Webmaster Location: Georgia Homepage	Tell your story here. You can create links and add pictures from Flickr or another image host. This guy was in the 79th during the Korean war. Anyway, I just wanted to show how you can use this to tell a story.
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79th Engineer Battalion History