1104 Engineer Combat Group From “D” Day to the Elbe
From D-Day to V-E Day – the WWII campaign of the 1104th Engineer Combat Group in Europe.
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Description
This illustrated map summarizes the World War II campaign of the 110th Engineer Combat Group in the European Theater of Operations (E.T.O.) The unit’s route can be traced from their training in England to debarkation on the beaches of Normandy and the following thrust through France and Germany.
Captioned vignettes highlight many of the most significant accomplishments of the unit; including the construction of bridges, clearing of minefields, capturing of prisoners, and erection of defensive emplacements. Accompanying tables list the various decorations earned by the 1104 E.C.B., as well as the associated units and supported divisions. Surrounding the entire image is a border of barbed wire, anchored in each corner by the Corps Castle, the official logo of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Map Details
Publication Date: 1945
Author: Anonymous
Sheet Width (in): 28.50
Sheet Height (in): 21.75
Condition: A-
Condition Description: Formerly folded into 8 segments, with creasing and light discoloration along former fold lines. Mild edge wear also present, along with some extraneous wrinkling throughout. Remains in very good condition overall.
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