Central Europe
Tools of the trade at the School for Czech Civil Engineers instructed by U.S. Army Engineer technicians.
The 146th Engineer Combat Battalion provided instructors at the New School for Czech civil engineers.
Lt. Col. C.F. Clark giving his farewell address to the 146th Engineers after the Pilsen Parade. I believe the man with his head down is Lt. W. Kehaly.
Co. C. 146th Engineer Combat Battalion 4th July Parade 1945 Pilsen.
The last Big parade of the 146th Engineers, all men in the Battalion who had 85 points or more took part in this Parade for them the war was over and soon to start heading home, those under 85 points would be transferred out of the 146th into still active units such as the 20th & 1340th Engineer Combat Battalion who were earmarked to move to the Pacific theater of operations.
Company B
Company C
H&S Company
Presentation of Colours 146th Engineer Combat Battalion July 1945 Pilsen, Czechoslovakia .
146th Engineers linking up with the Russians at Karlsbad, Czechoslovakia, 25th April 1945. In the photo is Captain Art Hill & WO. Al Sarrach, photo taken by Lt. W. Ross while snooping around ahead of the front lines.
A Bailey Bridge built by Co. B 146th Engineers at Ebeleben, Germany during April 1945.
146th Engineer Battalion C.P. Frommstedt , Germany from 12th April to 15th April 1945. Three German P.O.W.'s being taken into the C.P for questioning.