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204th Engineer Bn,NYARNG

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204th Engineer Bn,NYARNG

U.S. Army

The 204th Engineer Battalion (204th Eng Bn) of the New York Army National Guard (NYARNG) was originally constituted in 1967, consolidating several engineer companies throughout New York State. Headquartered in Binghamton, the battalion has provided vital combat engineer support, including mobility, counter-mobility, and survivability operations. The 204th has supported both state emergency responses—such as disaster relief during floods and snowstorms—and federal missions, including overseas deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan during the Global War on Terror. Throughout its history, the battalion has earned recognition for its technical expertise, adaptability, and service to both state and nation.

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Origins: The 204th Engineer Battalion traces its lineage back to various New York National Guard engineer units, with roots going as far back as the mid-19th century.
World War II Service: Its predecessor units saw action in World War II, supporting operations in Europe by constructing bridges, roads, and fortifications for Allied forces.
Korean War Mobilization: Elements of the battalion were mobilized during the Korean War, providing vital engineering support in the United States and abroad.
Redesignation in 1967: The current 204th Engineer Battalion was formed in 1967 through consolidation of several engineer companies in upstate New York.
Headquarters Location: The battalion’s headquarters is located in Binghamton, New York, serving as a central hub for its subordinate units across the state.
September 11 Response: Soldiers from the 204th played a significant role in recovery and support operations at Ground Zero following the terrorist attacks in 2001.
Operation Iraqi Freedom: The 204th deployed to Iraq in 2004-2005, where its engineers conducted route clearance, construction, and base fortification missions under combat conditions.
Disaster Relief: The Battalion has responded to numerous state emergencies, including Hurricane Sandy in 2012, assisting with debris removal and infrastructure repair.
Bridging Expertise: The 204th is renowned for its expertise with military bridging systems, enabling troops and vehicles to cross obstacles during both training and real-world operations.
Community Support: In addition to military missions, the battalion frequently assists local communities with construction projects, such as building trails, improving parks, and supporting public events.

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204th Engineer Bn,NYARNG

U.S. Army

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Stephen Wojtuniak

U.S. Army · 1979 - 2000

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James O'Malley

U.S. Army · 1982 - 1988

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Edward Schrader

U.S. Army · 1968 - 2002

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Elizabeth Csabon

U.S. Army · 1987 - 2004

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About 204th Engineer Bn,NYARNG

About this Unit

Historical Facts

Origins: The 204th Engineer Battalion traces its lineage back to various New York National Guard engineer units, with roots going as far back as the mid-19th century.
World War II Service: Its predecessor units saw action in World War II, supporting operations in Europe by constructing bridges, roads, and fortifications for Allied forces.
Korean War Mobilization: Elements of the battalion were mobilized during the Korean War, providing vital engineering support in the United States and abroad.
Redesignation in 1967: The current 204th Engineer Battalion was formed in 1967 through consolidation of several engineer companies in upstate New York.
Headquarters Location: The battalion’s headquarters is located in Binghamton, New York, serving as a central hub for its subordinate units across the state.
September 11 Response: Soldiers from the 204th played a significant role in recovery and support operations at Ground Zero following the terrorist attacks in 2001.
Operation Iraqi Freedom: The 204th deployed to Iraq in 2004-2005, where its engineers conducted route clearance, construction, and base fortification missions under combat conditions.
Disaster Relief: The Battalion has responded to numerous state emergencies, including Hurricane Sandy in 2012, assisting with debris removal and infrastructure repair.
Bridging Expertise: The 204th is renowned for its expertise with military bridging systems, enabling troops and vehicles to cross obstacles during both training and real-world operations.
Community Support: In addition to military missions, the battalion frequently assists local communities with construction projects, such as building trails, improving parks, and supporting public events.