ASFFelix & World War 2ASF
3110th Signal Service Battalion
1944: Deployment to Europe

February 15, 1944: Transferred to Camp Shanks, New York.
February 20: Transferred by train to the port of New York.
Departure Date Embarkation Place Troopship
Vessel
Units on Board Convoy Number Debarkation Place Arrival Date
February  21, 1944
New York
NY
Aquitania Related Links   12,000 troops (mostly replacements) sailed alone Glasgow,
Scotland
February 28, 1944
Table reproduced from 1944 World War II Troop Ship Crossings January Through June.

February 28: Arrives in Glasgow Scotland.
February 29: Left by train for Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England.
British Newsletter Welcoming Americans from the collection of Felix A. Cizewski
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February 29 to March 14: Bury St. Edmunds.
March 15: To Devonport, Devon.
Movements and Assignments of Company C or detachments from Company C
April 23 - 26: Detached service with the 3113 Signal Service Battalion, Burton Bradstock, Dorset
April 27 Totnes, Devon.
Undated: Bridestowe.
July 14: To Depot G-25 at Ashchurch.
Undated: Ashchurch to Dorchester.
July 22: Dorchester to Devonport, Devon.
July 24: Devonport to Southampton and boarding boats
July 25: Southampton to Utah Beach, France.
The 3110th Signal Service Battalion was awarded the Meritorious Unit Commendations for its work in England from March 15 until August 15, 1944 (when the other three companies of the battalion were deployed to France) for their communications work in preparation for the Normandy landings and campaign.

Felix and Company C in Scotland and England on Google Maps:

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INDES: Cizewski, Lovetere, Musbach, & Robinson Family History

© 2006 Leonard H. Cizewski

Last Modified on September 20, 2007


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