Photos taken by Alfred W. Weil 338th Engineers Regiment Band at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, Camp Claiborne, Louisiana and Camp Amirabad, Iran |
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![]() Camp Atterbury, Indiana 338th Engineer Regiment This is where I went over the top of the trence 11/11/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury, Indiana 338th Engineer Regiment This is my G. I. Clarinet 10/1942 |
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![]() This is a picture of my Uncle, Alfred W. Weil at Camp Claiborne, LA. Rosemary Weil 06/2010 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Band played for new soldiers arriving on train for 83rd Division 10/22/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Near "C" Street across from Band Hall. Bayonet Drill. 10/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Physical Conditioning Course 11/11/1942 at 5 pm |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Cpl Robert L. Peters - having a big time in the Union Station in Indianapolis, Indiana. 10/01/1942 at 6 pm |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment On traim moving from Camp Atterbury, Ind., to Camp Claiborne, La. I took this picture while train was moving. Workers on a plantation. 11/15/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment This gives you some idea of the obstacle course and some of the high obstacles. 11/11/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Picture I took while Band played Retreat. 11/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Physical Training Course. I had to climb up a rope to the top 11/11/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment This is on our parade grounds as the Band played for the review. 10/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Sgt Walter Reed - having a big time in the Union Station in Indianapolis, Indiana 10/01/1942 at 6 pm |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Physical Training Course. I first had to crawl under the wall then scale the last wall without any aid. In back of this is the Observation Tower we climbed to the top of. This is the last obscacle. 11/11/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment On train from Camp Atterbury to Camp Claiborne. The troops marched a few blocks near Paragould, Arkansas in the railroad yards. 11/15/1942 at 11:30 am |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Moving to Camp Claiborne, La. Waiting for the trains to arrive 11/14/1942 at 2:30 pm |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Band played for new soldiers arriving by train. I took this while the band was playing and the train just pulled up. 10/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Looking down "C" Street which is where our barracks is. After a ball game. This is the parade grounds for the 338th Engineers. 10/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment On left is the Church. In the far center is the 83rd Division Headquarters and on the right is the Band Hall. 10/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Taken from the top of the Watch Tower. 11/11/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury 338th Engineers Regiment Picture I took on way back from a march. Girls driving these trucks and ambulances wore their fur coats. Some were very pretty. 11/03/1942 |
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![]() Sports Arena - Large enough for three basketball games at the same time. |
![]() Only known photos of one of the three Camp Atterbury Incinerators ![]() |
![]() Don't know if this is a special Observation Tower near the Physical Training Courses, or one of the three Fire Towers (webmaster note) |
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![]() In front of Band Barracks. "The Wedding". Sgt Smith with gun, Pfc Pedieine with those beautiful locks and Pvt Joe Block is the bridegroom. "Rev" is Sgt Marion Gilfay 11/1942 |
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![]() Camp Atterbury was so muddy when first constructed, it was called "Mudberry". |
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Source: Rosemary Weil, Niece of Alfred. | |
Page last revised 06/30/2010 |