WORLD WAR I

Twentieth Engineers France 1917-1918-1919 After the inactivation of the 20th Engineers in 1919, its veterans created The Twentieth Engineers Publishing Association (743 Greenwood Avenue, Portland, Oregon) and published a book about the unit. The contents of the book included: Staff Photographs Dedication Foreword by Capt. Howard Y. Williams, Regimental Chaplain Foreword by Colonel J. A. Woodruff, Commander, 10th Engineers Foreword by Col. Edwin H. Marks Foreword by Lt. Col. W. B. Greeley A Greeting from P. S. Ridsdale, American Forestry Assn. Introduction Acknowledgements The Engineers in France Division of Construction and Forestry The Twentieth Engineers [a detailed history] Regimental Headquarters The Tenth Engineers First Battalion Second Battalion Third Battalion Fourth Battalion Fifth Battalion Sixth Battalion Seventh Battalion Eighth Battalion Ninth Battalion Tenth Battalion Forty-First Engineers Forty-Second Engineers Forth-Third Engineers Auxiliaries Reinforcements [the 15th, 16th, and 17th Battalions] "Official" Band New England Units Canadian Foresters The Burned Area Flying Knots Editorially Speaking Casualty List Corrections