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This site is dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Mose Umbrell, and all the veterans of the 35th Engineer (Combat) Battalion. I hope that you will enjoy your visit to THEIR site.
Here, you should find a wealth of information about the 35th and its history from 1940 through 1945. I hope to take you on a journey into the lives of the men of this fine engineer outfit. Please visit each of the photo albums as you read the unit's history and the accounts of the veterans. This should be an enjoyable and educational experience
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35th Engineer (Combat) Battalion
Northern France - Rhineland - Ardennes/Alsace - Central Europe
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Visitors since 4 January 2007
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Visit These New Links!!!!
The Alaska Highway: A Yukon Perspective: This amazing interactive site is created and provided by the Yukon Archives. You are certain to enjoy this site while learning more about the history of the Alaska Highway. There are several video and sound clips included.
Amazing World War Two footage of the 35th Engineer Battalion: This incredible footage was filmed by Norman Igo (a veteran of the 35th Engineer Battalion) while in Europe during World War Two. His family found the video and posted it on the internet. You are sure to find this video fascinating.
The Fort Nelson Heritage Museum: The curators of this museum display a wonderful collection of artifacts reflecting much of the history of British Columbia, Fort St. John, and the Alaska Highway. There is a monument there dedicated to the men who constructed the Alaska Highway.
