Welcome to the web site dedicated to the
150th Combat Engineer Battalion
of WWII
WWII victory ribbon

This website has 335 pages, 1074 pictures, 1 movie, dozens of stories, and many awards. It has been set up to be best viewed at 800X600 or higher resolution, and 256 colors.
If you have accessed our site on any other server, please use www.150th.com

Please check out the announcements on the bottom of this page.

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This site is not affiliated with any agency or group, public, private, or government. It is put together and brought to you by the son of a soldier that was in the 150th Combat Engineer Battalion in World War II.

Engineers, We clear the way!
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Click on the buttons below to see various statistics on the 150th's web site

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we rated with RSAC

An interesting poem
THE SOLDIER

By: Father Denis Edward O'Brien, USMC
Thanks to Rutland Cub Scout Pack 141, Rutland, Massachusetts, for submitting
the above flag. it corrects a version I had on this page.

This is the 4th or 5th counter for the front page.
A more accurate count is on the next page

 

Announcements;

6/15/2007 It is with great sadness that I report after 61 years, the 150th Combat Engineer Battalion Association has now dispanded. Due to the deaths of many of the prominant members, as well as the health of others, it was decided that a great association disband. Through the years, they have manage to over come anything that was ever given to them as an obsicle, from the day the 150th Combat Engineer Battalion was formed, until now. These men have managed to do something VERY few have ever been able to do. They where able to stay close, all the way from Basic Training in 1943, though one of the worst wars this nation or world has ever seen, until 64 years later, when they have said there last fairwell.
On a personal note, I managed to get to know many of these great men, and would do almost anything for them, as I consider them all like family. I wish the surviving members of the outfit the best of health for their remaining years. I hope you all will have fond memories of your times getting together with your buddies. I was not informed, and did not know of the 61st reunion that was held, and it saddend me to hear only 8 members were able to attend. You will always be held close in my heart.


Are you a WWII vet? Or do you remember stories your dad told you about his time in WWII? Email it to me. I have created a new section to the website, for stories from WWII, from non 150th members.


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