1323rd engineer general service regiment

The **1323rd Engineer General Service Regiment** was a U.S. Army unit activated during World War II, primarily composed of African American soldiers. Organized in 1943, the regiment’s main mission was to provide engineering support, including construction of roads, bridges, and facilities vital to the Allied war effort. The 1323rd served in the European Theater, notably contributing to operations in France and Germany after D-Day. Their expertise and hard work under challenging conditions were instrumental in maintaining supply lines and supporting advancing combat units throughout the final years of the war.