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My father was TEC 5 Woodrow "Woody" Smith. He was with the 85th Engineers "A" Company from 1941 to his release in about 1945. I have several pieces of memorobilia from his tour and an entire photo album. 85th Engineer Heavy Ponton BattalionThis unit served in North Africa, Italy, France and Germany. See attached Link.

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