ASF999th Signal Service CompanyPatch

History of the 999th Signal Service Company: August 16, 1943 to September 1, 1945.


Training

Camp Crowder, Missouri July - December 1943

Story of the Central Signal Corps Replacement Training Center, Camp Crowder
Company A, 29th Training Battalion Edition, late 1943

Robert E. Schmitt's photo is on page 102.


Downloadable in Adobe PDF format. CAUTION: Large file, long download:

29th Training Battalion Edition of Camp Crowder Story



Camp Wood, Fort Monmouth, Eatontown, New Jersey December, 1943 - January 1944

France

Normandy June to July, 1944

Paris Summer 1945

Namur, Belgium October 1944 to April 1945

Members of the 999th: Undated,  unidentified and men and places

UnitIdentified members of the 999th in combat gear with jeep, undated and place unidentified
Germany April to June, 1945

Graves, sites unidentified

Meritorious Unit Commendation

RESRobert E Schmitt: Gallery of WWII photos 1942 -1945

Rest of his life
 
Recognition documents

1958

Utah Beach Plaque


Collection of 999th related artifacts sold on Ebay

Jim Schmitt son of the late 999th veteran Robert E. Schmitt rescued this picture from Ebay.

Items such as this should be donated to archives, museums, libraries, or historical association so that remain available to all and not lost in private collections.

*Shoulder patches:
Left:
Army Service Forces
Right:
Headquarters, European Theater of Operations U.S. Army Communications Zone

Source: Jim Schmitt son of the late 999th veteran Robert E. Schmitt

Post WWII
Unofficial Archive of the U.S. Army Signal Corps in Northwest Europe in WWII

All material not in the public domain © 2010 - 2018 Leonard H. Cizewski
and © Jim Schmitt

Last Major Update: August 5, 2016
Minor Revision: April 18, 2018
Last Reviewed:
Posted: April 16, 2011

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