E company 10th engineer battalion 3rd infantry division

• World War I Origins: The 10th Engineer Battalion was originally constituted in the Regular Army in 1916 and saw service in France during World War I, providing essential engineering support to the American Expeditionary Forces. • 3rd Infantry Division Association: The battalion is an organic part of the 3rd Infantry Division, known as the "Rock of the Marne" for its storied defense at the Marne River in World War I. • Normandy Landings: Elements of the 10th Engineer Battalion participated in the D-Day landings, clearing obstacles and supporting the 3rd Infantry Division’s advance through France. • Combat Engineers: E Company, as part of a combat engineer battalion, has specialized in demolitions, minefield clearing, bridge building, and constructing fortifications in both peace and war. • Korean War Contributions: The 10th Engineer Battalion served in Korea, supporting the 3rd Infantry Division during major operations, including the defense of the Pusan Perimeter and the push northward. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: The battalion, including E Company, deployed multiple times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, conducting route clearance, construction, and force protection missions. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The unit’s insignia features a red and white shield with a castle, symbolizing the engineering mission, and is worn with pride by its members. • Humanitarian Missions: E Company and the 10th Engineers have participated in disaster relief and humanitarian missions, including response to hurricanes and floods in the United States. • Modernization: The company has adapted to new technologies, utilizing advanced engineering vehicles and robotics for tasks like IED detection and route clearance in recent conflicts. • Esprit de Corps: E Company maintains a strong sense of tradition and camaraderie, often celebrating its history through regimental events, reunions, and mentorship programs for new soldiers.