Army Engineer Veterans
The Army Engineer Association is the only organization serving as the rallying point for Army Engineers, past and present. What these individuals have accomplished, and the units in which they served, are very important in relation to the history and traditions of the United States Army.
Popular Downloads
The Inseparable Bonds of Engineer ServiceClick here, for a 12-page PDF file to learn more about why being an Army Engineer veteran is so special.
Engineer OCS Graduates
Click here for a 8-page PDF file about Engineer OCS, Fort Belvoir, VA 1966-1967.
Locate a person or unit I served with - how to.
The Army Engineer Association does not have an archive, library or file on organizations or individuals, however we do maintain a listing of military and other units which have their own internet webpage. Look in Unit Links above in the site menu. If what you are interested in is not on that page, we offer other agencies as a possible source of information.
- For individual service records after 1912, and for army medals and awards, contact the National Personnel Records Center (Military), 9700 Page Avenue, St. Louis MO 63132; phone: 800-318-5298.
- For unit operational records prior to 1939 and individual service records before 1913, contact the Military Reference Branch, National Archives, Washington DC 20408; phone: 202-501-5430.
- For unit operational records since 1939, contact the Textual Reference Branch, National Archives, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park MD 20740; phone: 301-713-7250.
- For unit Lineage and honors, contact the US Army Center of Military History, 103 Third Avenue, Fort McNair, Washington DC 20319; phone 202-685-2733.
Office of History
US Army Corps of Engineers
Kingman Building Room 2B20
Telegraph Road
Alexandria VA 22315
Phone: 703-428-7553
Web: www.hq.usace.army.mil/history
US Army Military History Institute
Ashburn Drive
Carlisle PA 17013-5008
Phone: 717-245-3971
Web: www.carlisle.army.mil/usamhi