20 Sept 43 — Co "E" 22nd Armd Engr Bn of the 5th Armd Division redesignated 989th Engineer Treadway Bridge Company.

21 Sept 43 — The 989th Engr Tdwy Br Co assigned to Hq., 2nd Hq., Special Troops, XIII Corps.

8 April 44 — Unit moved from Mapledurham, England back to Kingwood Commons, England.

9 April 44 — Organization attached to VII Corps.

14 June 44 — Seventy-three enlisted men and two officers departed from Mapledurham, England for marshalling at Portsmouth, England,

15 June 44 — Fourteen enlisted men and one officer embarked on LCTs for the European Continent from Portsmouth, England.

17 June 44 — Fifty-nine enlisted men and one officer embarked on LCTs for the European Continent from Portsmouth, England.

18 June 44 — Fifty-nine enlisted men and one officer arrived in France at 1330 hours,

18 June 44 — Fourteen enlisted men and one officer bivouacked at Beaumont, France.

19 June 44 — Seventeen enlisted men and three officers assigned to the organization as replacements for expected casualties.

19 June 44 — Fifty-nine enlisted men and one officer joined attachment at bivouac at Beaumont, France.

20 June 44 — One 30 ft and one 60 ft span of Ml treadway bridge were constructed in vicinity of Vinde Fontaine, France.

21 June 44 — Officers and enlisted men at bivouac at Beaumont, France moved to Picauville, France.

21 June 44 — A 165 ft section of floating Ml treadway bridge was constructed at Beuze Bastille, France.

22 June 44 — Sixty-seven enlisted men and one officer departed from Southampton, England on LCTs for the European Continent.

22 June 44 — 315 ft of floating Ml treadway bridge was constructed at Ponte L'Abbe, France.

23 June 44 — Sixty-seven enlisted men and one officer arrived in France and joined company at Picauville, France.

5 July 44 — Company moved from Picauville, France to St. Sauvier Le Vicomte, France.

12 July 44 — Commanding Officer Lt Arnold Maeker appointed to the grade of Captain.

16 July 44 — An organizational move was made from St. Sauvier Le Vicomte, France to Doville, France.

27 July 44 — Company relieved of attachment to 1110th Engr C Gp and attached to 1101st Engr C Gp.

28 July 44 — Construction of 45 ft span of Ml treadway trestle across a blown-out-culvert at Lessay, France.

29 July 44 — Company relieved of attachment to VIII Corps and attached to V Corps.

1 Aug 44 — An organizational move was made from Doville, France and moved to Brehal, France.

1 Aug 44 — Unit relieved of attachment to 1101st Engr C Gp, and attached to 1121st Engr C Gp.

3 Aug 44 — Company moved from Brehal, France and proceeded to a new bivouac at Conde Sur Vire, France.

7 Aug 44 — An organizational move was made from Conde Sur Vire, France to Beaumesnil, France.

10 Aug 44 — Unit relieved of attachment to 1121st Engr C Gp. and attached to 1171st Engr C Gp.

12 Aug 44 — Company relieved from assignment to First U.S. Army, attachment to V Corps and 1171st Engr C Gp and assigned to Third U.S. Army and attached to XX Corps and 1139th Engr C Gp.

14 Aug 44 — Organization moved from vicinity of Beaumesnil, France to the vicinity of St. Ellier, France.
 

15 Aug 44 — Organization moved from vicinity of St. Ellier, France to the vicinity of St. Cherre, France.

16 Aug 44 — An organizational move was made from the vicinity of Cherre, France to the vicinity of Luce, France.

16 Aug 44 — A 45 ft span of Ml treadway bridge was constructed in vicinity of Luce, France.

19 Aug 44 — Company relieved of attachment to 1139th Engr C Gp and attached to 1103rd Engr C Gp. Second Platoon attached to 1139th Engr C Gp for operations only.

20 Aug 44 — Second Platoon relieved of attachment to 1139th Engr C Gp.

21 Aug 44 — An organizational move was made from the vicinity of Luce,  France to the vicinity of Chartres, France.

21 Aug 44 — One German prisoner was captured in vicinity of bivouac near Chartres, France.

21 Aug 44 — One German prisoner was captured in vicinity of bivouac near Chartres, France.

22 Aug 44— Construction of 30 ft of Ml treadway bridge at Seville Le Comte, France.

22 Aug 44 — Construction of 60 ft span of Ml treadway bridge at Oinville. France.

22 Aug 44 — Bridges at Seville Le Comte and Oinville, France disassembled and reloaded.

22 Aug 44 — An organizational move was made from the vicinity of Chartres,  France to Noirepinay, France.

23 Aug 44 — Organization moved from the vicinity of Noirepinav, France at 2000 hours and proceeded to the vicinity of Malesherbes, France.

24 Aug 44 — Company arrived in vicinity of Malesherbes, France at 0800 hours.

24 Aug 44 — Under small arms fire and military fire 525 ft of Ml floating treadway bridge was constructed across the Seine River, France in vicinity of Fontainbleau, France.

25 Aug 44 — An organizational move was made from Malesherbes, France to Ville St Jacques, France.

27 Aug 44 — A 240 ft span of Ml  floating treadway bridge was constructed across the Seine River, France at Nogent, France.

28 Aug 44 — An organizational move was made from the town of Ville St Jacques, France to the vicinity of Nogent, France,

29 Aug 44 — Construction of 120 ft span of Ml floating treadway bridge took place across the Marne River, France at Naueuil, France.

29 Aug 44 — An organizational move was made from Nogent, France to the vicinity of Camp Fluer, France.

30 Aug 44 — Company moved from the vicinity of Camp Fluer, France to the vicinity of Beine, France.

31 Aug 44 — An organizational move from Beine, France to the vicinity of Suippes, France,

1 Sapc 44 — 2nd Lts. James B. Conyers and George Edgar were appointed to the grade of 1st Lts.

I Sept 44 — A 240 ft floating Ml treadway bridge was constructed across the Meuse River, France at Verdun, France.

1 Sept 44 — An organizational move from the vicinity of SuLppes, France to the vicinity of Verdun, France.

7 Sept 44 — An   organizational  move  took  place  from   the  vicinity of Verdun, France to the vicinity of Jarny, France,

8 Sept 44 — T/3 Howard W. Dirks ASN 37445070 died instantly when overrun by a ten-ton-wrecker in company bivouac area.

8 Sept 44 — Pvt. Peter W. Slomshek ASN 3 3513942 was slightly wounded in action by a booby trap.

10 Sept 44 — Organization moved from the vicinity of Jarny, France, to the vicinity of Chambley, France.

11 Sept 44 — T, 5 Clayton E. Forsythe ASN 37149997 was instantly killed in action while operating an air compressor by enemy artillery action.

12 Sept 44 — T/5 Alva M. Hard ASN 36056038 was reported missing in action when  power boat he was operating on the Moselle River, France was hit by an enemy artillery shell.

12 Sept 44 — A 240 ft span of floating Ml treadway bridge was constructed across the Moselle River, France at Arnavillc,  France under heavy enemy artillery action.

14 Sept 44 — Pfc. William H. Daves ASN 3 6479382 was seriously wounded in action by enemy artillery action at Arnaville, France.

19 Sept 44 — Construction of 285 ft of Ml floating treadway bridge took place across the Moselle River, France in vicinity of Vandieres, France,

26 Sept 44 — Organization relieved of assignment to the Third U. S. Army and assigned to the First U. S, Army.

27 Sept 44 — Organization relieved of attachment to XX Corps and 1103rd Engr C Gp and attached to XIX Corps and 1104th Engr C Gp.

28 Sept 44 — Organization moved from the vicinity of Chambley, France and moved to the vicinity of Maastrich. Holland.

30 Sept 44 — Organization moved from the vicinity of Maastrich, Holland to the vicinity of Kunrade, Holland,

2 Oct 44  — One 30 ft section and one 45 ft section of Ml unsupported treadway bridge was constructed across the Wurm River, Holland in the vicinity of Marienburg, Holland.

2 Oct 44 — One 45 ft section, unsupported, and one 60 ft section supported by one trestle were constructed across the Wurm River in the vicinity of Brockenuwen, Holland.

4 Oct 44 — 15 ft of treadway was added to the 30 ft of treadway bridge constructed across the Wurm River on 2 Oct 44 at Marienburg, Holland.

4 Oct 44 — T/5 Matteo Vanetti ASN 32155227 and Robert A. Benjamin, Pvt., ASN 42050766 were slightly wounded in action when an unidentified plane dropped three bombs in vicinity of our bivouac.

5 Oct 44 — 75 ft of trestle treadway bridge was constructed across the Wurm River in vicinity of Rimberg, Holland.

8 Oct 44 — Completed two 30 ft sections of Ml  treadway bridge, one supported by one trestle, over the Wurm River in the vicinity of Brockenuwen, Holland,

12 Oct 44 — A  provisional  heavy  weapons  platoon  was organized  with forty enlisted men and one officer as a part of a Heavy Weapons Company in reserve of 1104th Engr C Gp.

16 Oct 44 — One 45 ft and one 60 ft section of Ml treadway bridge were completed across the Wurm River in the vicinity of Kohlscheid, Germany,

19 Oct 44 — Provisional heavy weapons platoon of 40 enlisted men and one officer were dispatched to 1104th Engr C Gp to take part in the siege of Aachen, Germany.

20 Oct 44 — An organizational move was made from Kunrade, Holland to Voerendaal, Holland.

21 Oct 44 — Heavy weapon platoon of 40 enlisted men and one officer were relieved of duty with the 1104th Engr C Gp and returned to company area.

22 Oct 44 — Company relieved of attachment to XIX Corps and 1104th Engr C Gp and attached to 1105th Engr C Gp.

28 Oct 44 — Organization relieved of assignment to First U. S. Army and attachment to 1105th Engr C Gp and assigned to Ninth U.S. Army and attached to 1143rd Engr C Gp,

1 Nov 44 — An organizational move was made to Evsden, Holland from Vorendaal, Holland.

2 Nov 44 — 495 ft  of  Ml floating treadway bridge was constructed across the Maas River, Holland at Evsden, Holland as part of a training program and as an auxiliary supply route.

5 Nov 44 — Training in construction of 60 ft treadway trail ferries and 30 ft rafts across the Maas River, Holland was conducted in vicinity of Evsden, Holland.

9  Nov 44 — 15 ft of Ml treadway was added to the 495 ft of Ml treadway bridge previously constructed across the Maas River, Holland on 2 Nov 44.

11 Nov 44 — 510 ft of Ml floating treadway bridge across the Maas River, Holland in the vicinity of Evsden, Holland was disassembled and reloaded on vehicles.

13 Nov 44 — Began preliminary experiments with Ml treadway bridge to devise a method by which an M4 tank with tank extenders could cross a Ml treadway bridge.

15 Nov 44 — Organization relieved of attachment to 1143rd Engr C Gp and attached to XIII Corps and 1141st Engr C Gp.

16 Nov 44 — Modification of saddles to give a 9-inch offset on the downstream treadway started in company area.  The 9-inch offset on the downstream treadway was approved after experimenting with five different types of modifications.

24 Nov 44 — Organization moved from Evsden, Holland to Schaesburg, Holland.

8 Dec 44 — Company received one tank wrecker with boom to be used to lay treadway.

9 Dec 44 — Modification of tank wrecker began so that it would he capable of laying treadway,

12 Dec 44 — Completed modification of tank wrecker and experimenting and training began on the laying of treadway.

20 Dec 44 — Organization relieved of attachment to 1141st Engr C Gp and attached to 1149th Engr C Gp,

23 Dec 44 — One officer and one enlisted man were sent to XIII Corps Headquarters for special duty with XIII Corps Security Detail.

24 Dec 44 — 51 enlisted men and one officer were dispatched on a special guard detail in conjunction with 148 Dutch guards in the vicinity of Hoensbreck, Holland,

29 Dec 44 — 51 enlisted men and one officer were relieved of special guard duty and returned to company area.

31 Dec 44 — A detail of 14 enlisted men was dispatched to sand icy roads between Heerleen, Holland and Maastrich, Holland.

4 Jan 45 — Fifty-three enlisted men and one officer were dispatched on special guard detail of patrolling road nets in the vicinity of Schaesburg, Holland.

10 Jan 45 — One officer and one enlisted man were relieved of duty to XIII Corps Security Detail.

20 Jan 45 — Company began a complete exchange of 1080 ft of modified Ml treadway bridge for 864 ft of M2 treadway bridge.

21 Jan 45 — An organizational move was made from Schaesburg, Holland to Herzogenrath, Germany by infiltration,

27 Jan 45 — Fifty-three enlisted men and one officer were relieved of special guard duty patrolling road nets in vicinity or Schaesburg, Holland for XIII Corps Security Detail.

31 Jan 45 - The exchange of 1080 ft of modified Ml treadway bridge for 864 ft of M2 treadway bridge was completed,

7 Feb 45 — Headquarters and second platoon relieved of attachment to 1149th Engr C Gp and attached to 1141st Engr C Gp. First platoon remained attached to 1149th Engr C Gp for operation only.

23 Feb 45 — 192 ft of M2 treadway bridge was constructed across the Roer River, Germany in vicinity of Rorsdorf, Germany.

23 Feb 45 — Two treadway bridge assault crossings at Linnich, Germany which were nearing completion were strafed and bombed by enemy jet propelled aircraft and were either totally or partially destroyed.

23 Feb 45 —  Pvt. Ellis F. Long ASN 39270701 was killed in action by enemy mortar fire at one of the Linnich,Germany bridge sites.

23 Feb 45 — T/5 Cris Gramstad ASN 37149512 was wounded in action by enemy mortar action at one of the Linnich, Germany bridge sites.

24 Feb 45 — Two M2 treadway bridges, one 204 ft span and another 168 ft span were constructed across the Roer River, Germany in vicinity of Linnich, Germany.

24 Feb 45 — T/5 Isidore F. Caspar ASN 37149854 was killed in action by enemy artillery fire on a return trip to company area from the Linnich, Germany bridge sites.

24 Feb 45 — T/5 Orson P. Holt, ASN 39853682 and T/5 Ronald E. Liddlc, ASN 33071202 were wounded in action by enemy artillery fire on a return trip to company from the Linnich, Germany bridge sites.

26 Feb 45 — Headquarters and Second platoons were further attached to the 5th Armd Division for operations only. First platoon was further attached to the 84th Inf Division for operations only.

27 Feb 45 — 48 ft of unsupported treadway bridge was constructed across a bomb crater in the vicinity of Erkeleny, Germany.

1 Mar 45 — 48 ft of unsupported M2 treadway bridge was constructed across the Niers Canal in the vicinity of Preyersgut, Germany.

2 Mar 45 — An organizational move was made from Herzogenrath, Germany to the vicinity of Hardt, Germany.

2 Mar 45 — 36 ft of M2 treadway bridge was constructed across a canal in the vicinity of Schirick, Germany.

3 Mar 45 — T/5 Thomas H. McMahon ASN 35047810 was killed in action by enemy artillery fire in the vicinity of Hulskensweg, Germany.

3 Mar 45 — T/5 Clifford M. Davis ASN 19060497 was wounded in action by enemy artillery action in the vicinity of Hulskensweg, Germany. Pfc. Dean C. Barrett ASN 35771699 was wounded in the same action.

3 Mar 45 — Another 48 ft of M2 treadway bridge was constructed across the Niers Canal near Preyersgut, Germany,

4 Mar 45 — Two 48 ft spans of M2 treadway bridge were constructed, one across a canal in the vicinity of Moers, Germany and the other over a bomb crater at Krefield, Germany.

5 Mar 45 — An organizational move was made from Hardt, Germany to St. Tonis, Germany.

5 Mar 45 — All platoons were relieved of operational control of the 5th Armd Division and the 84th Inf Division and reverted back to the control of the company and 1141st Engr C Gp.

9 Mar 45 — Organization relieved of attachment to XIII Corps and 1141st Engr C Gp and attached to XVI Corps and 1153rd Engr C Gp,

10 Mar 45 - Organization relieved of attachment of 1153rd Engr C Gp and attached to 53rd Armd Engr Bn for operations with the 8th Armd Division.

12 Mar 45 — A 504 ft non-tactical M2 treadway bridge was constructed in the vicinity of Lobberich, Germany for training purposes,

15 Mar 45 — 504 ft M2 treadway bridge constructed in the vicinity of Lobberich, Germany was disassembled and reloaded in vehicles.

15 Mar 45 — Organization relieved of attachment to 8th Armd Division and attached to the 1148th Engr C Gp.

18 Mar 45 — Thirty-six bridge trucks were dispatched to the vicinity of Linfort, Germany to exchange 864 ft of M2 treadway bridge for 1080 ft of Ml modified treadway bridge and 900 additional feet.

19 Mar 45 — Completed exchange of 864 ft of M2 treadway bridge for 1080 ft of modified Ml treadway bridge and 900 additional feet.

20 Mar 45 — An organizational move was made from St. Tonis, Germany to the vicinity of Kampenbruck, Germany,

21 Mar 45 — Started the infiltration of pontons and assembly of saddles near St. Anna, Germany to be used on operations across the Rhine River, Germany in vicinity of Rheinberg, Germany,

22 Mar 45 — Organization relieved of attachment to 1148th Engr C Gp and attached to 1153rd Engr C Gp.

24 Mar 45 — At 1000A hours started the construction of a Ml modified treadway bridge acres the Rhine River. Germany in vicinity of Rheinberg, Germany.

24 Mar 45 — Cpl. Clement V. Began, ASN 35024354, was wounded in action by enemy artillery fire during the construction of bridge.

25 Mar 45 — At 0400A hours 1080 ft of modified Ml treadway bridge was completed across the Rhine River, Germany in vicinity of Rheinberg, Germany.

25 Mar 45 — Organization relieved of attachment to 1153rd Engr C Gp and attached to 1148th Engr C Gp.

26 Mar 45 —  Headquarters and First platoons relieved of attachments to the 1148th Engr C Gp and attached to the 1153rd Engr C Gp.

27 Mar 45 — Across the Lippe River, Germany a 108 ft span of M2 treadway bridge was constructed in the vicinity of Krudenberg, Germany.

27 Mar 45 — 48 ft of M2 treadway bridge was constructed across the Neue Eincher Kanal, Germany in vicinity of Hangerskath, Germany,

27Mar 45 — 48 ft of M2 treadway bridge was constructed across a bomb crater in vicinity of Eichelkamper, Germany.

28 Mar 45 — Second platoon relieved of attachment to 1148th Engr C Gp and attached to 1153rd Engr C Gp.

29 Mar 45 — Construction of 72 ft of M2 trestle treadway bridge was completed across the Lippe-Seitenkanal in vicinity of Hunxe, Germany,

29 Mar 45 — Construction of 144 ft of floating treadway bridge across the Lippe-Seitenkanal in the vicinity of Hiesekamp, Germany was completed.

29 Mar 45 — 48 ft of unsupported treadway bridge was completed across a tributary of the Lippe River in the vicinity of Ostrich, Germany.

29 Mar 45 — An organizational move was made from the vicinity of Kampenbruck, Germany to the vicinity of Gochskath, Germany.

30 Mar 45 — Two 144 ft M2 floating treadway bridges were constructed across the Lippe River, Germany in the vicinity of Dorsten, Germany.

30 Mar 45 — Two 72 ft spans of M2 floating treadway bridges were constructed across the Lippe-Seitenkanal in the vicinity of Dorsten, Germany,

30 Mar 45 — Pfc. Leo L. Bauer ASN 42036258 was wounded in action by enemy artillery action when returning to company bivouac from the vicinity of Dorsten. Germany.

31 Mar 45 — Company relieved of attachment to XVI Corps and 1153rd Engr C Gp and reattached to XIII Corps and the 5th Armd Division,

1 Apr 45 — From the vicinity of Gochskath, Germany an organizational move was made to the vicinity of Senden, Germany.

1 Apr 45 — A 120 ft M2 treadway bridge was constructed across the Dortmund-Ems-Kanal in the vicinity- of Senden, Germany.

2 Apr 45 — An organizational move was made from Senden, Germany to the vicinity of Everswinkel, Germany.

2 Apr 45 — A 132 ft span of M2 floating treadway bridge was constructed across the Dortmund-Ems-Kanal in the vicinity of Hiltrup, Germany.

3 Apr 45 — An organizational move was made from the vicinity of Everswinkel, Germany to the vicinity of Herford, Germany.

3 Apr 45 — Thirty-four German soldiers were captured in the immediate area of our bivouac.

4 Apr 45 — Eleven more German soldiers were captured after scouring che immediate area of our bivouac.

5 Apr 45 — An organizational move was made from the vicinity of Herford, Germany to the vicinity of Gohfeld, Germany.

6 Apr 45 - A 374 ft span of M2 floating treadway bridge was constructed across the Weser River, Germany in the vicinity of Minden, Germany.

8 Apr 45 — An organizational move was made from the town of Gohfeld, Germany to the town of Rocke, Germany.

9 Apr 45 — An organizational move from Rocke, Germany back to Gohfeld, Germany was made.

10 Apr 45 —  A move by this organization was made from Gohfeld, Germany to the vicinity of Herford, Germany.

10 Apr 45 — Company relieved of attachment to XIII Corps and 1149th Engr C Gp and attached to 1142nd Engr C Gp,

13 Apr 45 — Company relieved of attachment to 1142nd Engr C Gp and reattached to XIII Corps and 1149th Engr C Gp.

14 Apr 45 — An organizational move was made from the vicinity of Herford, Germany to the vicinity of Hannover, Germany.

15 Apr 45 — An organizational move was made from the vicinity of Hannover, Germany to the vicinity of Kusey, Germany.

16 Apr 45 — A move by this organization was made from Kusey, Germany to the vicinity of Neuendorf, Germany.

17 Apr 45 — Another organizational move was made from Neuendorf, Germany to the town of Osterburg, Germany.

22 Apr 45 — A 96 ft span of M2 treadway bridge, floating was constructed across the Seege River, Germany in the vicinity of Gartow, Germany.

22 Apr 45 — 24 ft of unsupported M2 treadway bridge was constructed across a canal in the vicinity of Gartow, Germany.

24 Apr 45 — 24 ft of unsupported treadway bridge was constructed across a bomb crater in the vicinity of Gartow, Germany.

3 May 45 — Five 30 ft rafts were constructed over the Elbe River, Germany in the vicinity of Garleben, Germany.

4 May 45 — Five 30 ft rafts were disassembled and reloaded on vehicles.

8 May 45 — All available equipment was dispatched to Bremen, Germany to construct a non-tactical bridge across the Weser River, Germany.

10 May 45 — A 504 ft of non-tactical M2 floating treadway bridge was constructed across the Weser River, Germany at Bremen, Germany.

22 May 45 — Disassembly of 696 ft of M2 treadway bridge at Barby, Germany was begun and transported to a railhead at Calbe, Germany.

23 May 45 — Disassemb!y and transporting of 696 ft of M2 treadway bridge at Barby, Germany was completed.

24 May 45 — disassembly of 660 ft of M2 treadway bridge in the vicinity of Barby, Germany was begun and transported to a railhead at Barby, Germany.

25 May 45 — Completed the disassembly of 660 ft of M2 treadway bridge in the vicinity of Barby, Germany.

26 May 45 — 240 ft of M2 treadway bridge across the Saale River, Germany was disassembled and transported to a railhead at Calbe, Germany,

31 May 45 — Organization was relieved of attachment to the 1149th Engr C Gp and attached to 1141st Engr C Gp.

10 June 45 — Organization relieved of assignment to the Ninth U. S. Army and attachments to XIII Corps and 1141st Engr C Gp and attached to Oise Intermediate Section Com Z and 1143rd Engr C Gp,

10 June 45 — An organizational move from Osterburg, Germany to Gutersloh, Germany was made.

11 June 45 — An organizational move was made from Gutersloh, Germany to Sittard, Holland.

12 June 45 — An organizational move from Sittard, Holland to Sedan, France was made.

14 June 45 — Bridge trucks hauled M2 bridge equipment to Engr Depot 523.

15 June 45 — Organizational hauling of materials to re-deployment camps from Engr Depot 5I8 using twenty to thirty bridge trucks on a twenty-four hour basis.

16 June 45 — 2nd Lt. William H. Baker Jr. 0-1322413 appointed to the grade of 1st Lt.

24 June 45 — Relieved of attachment to 1143rd Engr C Gp and attached to 1151st Engr C Gp.

6 Aug 45 — Preparations began for movement to staging area and overseas shipment.

18 Aug 45 — Company de-alerted for overseas shipment.

27 Aug 45 — Company further attached to 359th Engr Gen Service Regt.

28 Aug 45 — An organizational move was made from Sedan, France to Camp Washington D. C. in vicinity of Laon, France.

2 Sept 45 — Company began hauling gravel, cement and sand for construction work at Camp Washington D. C.

19 Sept 45 — Company relieved of attachment to 1151st Engr C Gp and attached to 1128th Engr C Gp.

1 Dec 45 — Company deactivated at Camp Washington D. C, France.
 

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