COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 58

COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 58 - Department of Defense 1945 - PIN 20322 - ACTIVITIES IN ETO--FLOATING BRIDGE M4--ACTIVITIES IN PHILIPPINES-- SOPAC UNIVERSITY--POSTWAR JEEP--ALLIED PRISONERS FREED IN RANGOON, ETC.

[@florabraswell8423]

The Combat engineers sure could work together , building the bridge was an amazing thing to watch ! my father was a combat engineer in WW2 , l wondered why l loved to watch him work “ he had the fastest hands l had ever seen , he was also a sharp shooter,l have a couple of brothers that has inherited his precise abilities with a gun n bow n arrow, they are also amazing to me , God gives everyone gifts of some kind ! thank You so much for these Videos God Bless You 🙏🙏🙏

[@pickleballer1729]

4:05 Col Tarza gives a NAzi salute to the allies, thereby killing any chance of a civil reception of Dural's surrender. Brilliant.

[@kaptainkaos1202]

I love seeing film of the liberation of the Philippines!

[@samiam5557]

Kilroy was there!

[@stevenkreiss2113]

Looking for CB 56 and 57

[@chrisyunge8569]

That explains legos and erector sets, 😎

[@PaulinSaudi2]

May 1945; Activities in the European Theatre of Operations, Berlin, Saint-Nazaire France

[@jebsails2837]

In the mid-1950's my father was assigned to a USMC unit at Camp Pendelton (he previously served in the invasion of Saipan). As a treat my younger brother and I were taken to the Ist MarDiv Combat Town which demonstrated how a village was taken. Could not help but notice the similarity of the village and the scenes from Okinawa. Narragansett Bay