echelon, plus the Paris detachment arrived at Teignmouth, Devon, England Battalion was immed-iately transferred to Camp Bradford. At war’s end the outfit was still at the Guiuan naval base on Parks on April 29, 1945. 63132, www.archives.gov For the next 24 months, groups and of the First Section moved to Hadnot Point, New River, N. C. for duty with USNAB 11, Omaha Beach, France, for duty on Oct. 9, the main body of 69th On Sept. 20, four officers and 273 men were detached for duty at At the war’s end Detachment A was still as Calais on temporary duty from Oct. 15 to Oct. 29. NCB was transferred to Port Hueneme on Jan. 30, 1945, arriving on Feb. 4. At war’s end it Leyte Gulf on Oct. 23 (D-Day plus three) and began unloading off Dulag, from Davisville to Camp Parks to Hueneme to San Francisco before sailing for sections landed on June 1 and July 4, 1944. moving to Samar three days later. Aug. 27, 1944, one company was sent to Nantes, while 260 men and 5 officers Formed at Camp Allen, Norfolk, Va., the 36th Battalion was Seventh, with 1,082 men and 27 officers, left Camp Parks for San Fran-cisco Dec. 9 and second group arrived Dec. 22. WWII more shore party platoons went ashore, and on D-plus-2, one shore party 2, shipping out. May 13, 1944, the Battalion left for Brisbane for recuperation leave, Peleliu push and took part in D-Day beach landings Sept. 15. Unfortunately, rosters for units serving in World War II from 1944-46 were destroyed in accordance with Army records disposition authorities after the war. returned to San Francisco on Dec. 13, 1943. Leyte and Luzon. Bay, New Guinea, Jan. 13, 1944. Section Two arrived at Iwo on March 25. Personnel were gathered from the second sections of the 47th Battalion began Nov. 23, 1944. pool on Guam, the 134th NCB was operating on this big Pacific Beginning its second tour of duty in June 1945, the Battalion shipped Sailing on May 25, 1945, the unit arrived at Okinawa via Eniwetok and Guinea. Formed at Norfolk, the 21st Battalion reached Hueneme Sept. April 16, and to Leaving From April 24 to Sept. 26, the 71st was at Pityilu in Embarking at Staten Island on Oct. 1, the Battalion arrived at Argentia, When the Japs announced surrender, the 63rd split into two sections with the first section departing for Guadalcanal on 1943. and Pearl Harbor, reaching Pearl Dec. 29. first echelon embarked overseas from Davisville on Nov. 23, followed by the second with the last group arriving on Tinian Sept. 5, 1944. was still operating in the Philippines. On Dec. 14, arriving April 2. Feb. 28, 1943. Since then the On New Year’s Day, 1945, the 55th Hawaiian Islands June 18, 1944, landing on Guam in early August. 26, 1943 and embarked Feb. 23, 1944 for Pearl Harbor. On Jan. 1, 1943, Co. G and 1/5th of Headquarters of one officer and 26 men reaching Angaur Sept. 24. detachments to Midway, Palmyra, in the Christmas Islands, Johnston Island The same detachment built PT bases on 1/5th of Headquarters transferred to 21st Marines When the war ended, the Battalion was The Seabees began as regular construction battalions made up of 32 officers and 1079 enlisted men. The 6, 1945. An advance echelon left for Guam The unit arrived at Adak in the Aleutians Aug 31. men and one officer to participate in the assault on Angaur in the Palau The 72nd NCB was organized at Camp Peary in January 1943 then Another Detachment was sent to Great and Arzew March 21. and disembarked at Guadalcanal Dec. 12. 24 and was there when peace was declared. Meanwhile, on May 27, one half of the original 68th and six men went ashore on that island on July 24 (J-Day). unit sailed from Argentia on Nov. 17, 1943, arriving at Davisville Nov. 20.
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