My name is Donna. My dad served in the army engineers during World War II. Unfortunately he died when I was young and too stupid to ask about his experiences and service. Now I'm playing catch-up.
Lt. Donald Mason served in the ETO entering on Utah Beach. He was not if the first wave but came later with supplies. He was in the 1303rd Engineer Service Regiment who put together trucks/convoys for supplies (I think). He also worked with a combat battalion that built bridges and ran telephone lines. (44th Engineer Combat Battalion). Any information on these units is greatly appreciated. I have some pictures I would like to post as well. Some I can't figure out so I hope some one out there can identify them.
I also want to thank all our military men and women and their families for their sacrifices and service. You make this nation possible!! You are my heroes.
Looking forward to being a part of this group.
Lt. Donald Mason served in the ETO entering on Utah Beach. He was not if the first wave but came later with supplies. He was in the 1303rd Engineer Service Regiment who put together trucks/convoys for supplies (I think). He also worked with a combat battalion that built bridges and ran telephone lines. (44th Engineer Combat Battalion). Any information on these units is greatly appreciated. I have some pictures I would like to post as well. Some I can't figure out so I hope some one out there can identify them.
I also want to thank all our military men and women and their families for their sacrifices and service. You make this nation possible!! You are my heroes.
Looking forward to being a part of this group.
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