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411th Engineering Combat Battalian (HVY)

The 411th ECB (HVY) out of the 9th RRC Was also there that day. It was actually their first day in theater and they were receiving their gear from the outgoing transitioning 389th Engineers (Although I'm thinking it might've been the 353rd Engineers since we worked with them for a few weeks to stabilize the transition.) These were the engineers mentioned in the article. None of the engineers were wounded however there were a few heat casualties and one soldier had a heart condition that was discovered during the attack. The engineers worked to hold the line in a trench just inside the wall. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 216.67.60.7 (talk) 22:26, 21 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]