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W.W.II 104th Infantry Division
(329th Engineer Battalian)

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Rodney Karl Broome sent this photo of the 329th Engineer Battalian, Company A.
"My father (Glassell Samuel Broome) is in this picture. He is in the top row, third from the left".
Thank you for supplying this photo Rod!

*Update 4/14/08. "Burton Franklin Humphrey is on the top row and 12th from the left. He is to the right of the tall man in a light colored suit." - Nancy Humphreys Rawls (niece).

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Please contact the webmaster if you have any information of or about the people in this photo.

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The following is a request to Rod Broome for additional information:

01/08/07 - "Dear Mr. Broome...

I saw your photo of the 329th Combat Engineers Battalion Company A and I'm pretty sure my father's cousin, 1st Lt. Robert Hessler, is in the front row (14th from the right & directly over the two t's in the word 'battalion'). I've attached a couple of pictures of him so you can see for yourself. I would love to see the list that you've developed of the names of the others in the photo. Cousin Bob was killed in action on April 11, 1945 and we know virtually NOTHING about his service. We very much want to find out more and even to interview some of his buddies if possible. Any info you have on this unit, it's history, personal contacts, etc. would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for posting this photo! - Jared Day".

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Thank you for supplying these photos Jared! - Webmaster

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