Engineer Hill Sign on Attu

This sign reads: "ENGINEER HILL: This hill was so named in honor of the 50th Engineer Regt. (combat), who repulsed the last desperate counterattack launched by the Japanese. Here, early on the morning of the 29, May 1943, the bloodiest engagement of the Battle was fought."

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Author: Halter, Leo/USFWS

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