where is The 237th engineering battalion?
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The United States Army Corps of Engineers Europe district provides planning, design, construction, environmental services, and project management to meet customer infrastructure requirements; engineering services supporting the Theater Engagement plan; and Field Force Engineering supporting contingency operations in the U.S. EUCOM area of responsibility.
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I was stationed at Ft. Belvor VA--right next door to DC.   (MP)   I was there a year.     Easy duty!!  did lots of traffic and Arlington funerals.
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Scrappy has it pretty much right.  Ask a recruiter.  Be sure to ask your recruiter what his MOS is though, because my recruiter wasn't really in the infantry and didn't know much about it.  Luckily, another recruiter was and could answer all my questions.  Try to speak to someone in an S-2 office.
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No info, but just to clarify your question:\n  Assault Craft Unit 2\n  Naval Amphibious Base\n   Little Creek, VA\n\nI swear, i don't need the 2 points.  Just trying to help
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THis link is to Fort Campbell's official website....\n\nhttp://www.campbell.army.mil/newinternet/main.asp\n\nAnd this link tells you more about it, what's there, etc. \n\nhttp://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/fort-campbell.htm\n\n\nGood luck!!!  My brother was in Fort Campbell for past of his training, before being stationed in Q West. Thankfullly, he made it 'home' (as in, back in the states) and is now in Texas. Anyway, he liked Fort Campbell, said that it was a 'good place.'
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Both were partially incorrect.\nIt stands for Headquarters and Headquarters Battery\n2nd Battalion of the 17th FIELD ARTILLERY\nof the 2nd Brigade Combat Team. and you can get to the Units web site using the link above.
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Yeah, I know of atleast 4 Americans, "contractors" in Um Qasr, besides British troops. 212 Muradiyah Jid, 23.32 is their building, you can meet them there.  Good luck.
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E-6 Technical Sergeant
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Unit 731 was located at the POW camp in Tientsin, China. Horrendous experiments, including vivesection on unanaesthized prisoners, were performed. The unit's primary mission was biological weapons development. Most of the victims of this program were Chinese prisoners; however, there is much to suggest that American POW's held in the camp were also experimented on. \n\nAfter the war, many of the doctors at Unit 731, men who were every bit as guilty of evil as Mengele, escaped prosecution for war crimes by agreeing to help the US start its biological weapons program. So, just as Werner Von Braun, the Nazi scientist who was responsible for the deaths of at least 300,000 British due to his creation, the V-2 missle, escaped prosecution to jumpstart America's missile development and ultimately to become the father of NASA; so too then, Dr. Ishii, the leader of Unit 731, a man who is responsible for the deaths of a few hundred thousand Chinese prisoners and a few thousand American POW's, not to mention permanently contaminating regions of China that to this day have drug-resistant superstrains of plague and other diseases...Dr. Ishii escaped justice with the help of the US to help jumpstart the American biological weapons program. And, to this day, the Japanese still honour the memorial erected in Dr. Ishii's memory.
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OMAHA BEACH   GOLD BEACH   JUNO BEACH   SWORD BEACH     UTAH BEACH
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If any site would have this, I would think the Army Corps of Engineers ERDC Cold Regions Research Lab website, listed below, would have this. It's got to be there somewhere!\n\nGood Luck!
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go to google and type in the main areas you are looking for.....or you could go to some of the military government sites.  use the search engines, they work wonders!!  ;)
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I could not find any history of the site in my resources.  It is likely to be an old military base.  Many of the Job Corps sites are.  If it is, then there may be something disposed of that is encased in concrete.  \nIt may be a fun distraction to investigate, but you will want to consider if it is worth it to risk your stay at Job Corps going out of bounds to check it out.
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The U.S. Industrial/Military complex
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The first place to start would be the Veteran's Administration.  After that look for any websites for the 35th Division, to see if there are any reunions.  You might also try your local VFW or American Legion Posts, to see if anyone there was a member of this division, or can help with your inquiry.
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Fort Polk, LA\nJRTC\nhttp://www.jrtc-polk.army.mil/\nDont have details though.
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Contact the veterans Administration, or contact your local military base(Unit historian section) and ask him/her for any information.