Old photos         During the Vietnam War AFDM-5 served at Subic Bay, Philippine Islands   Resourceful (AFDM-5) at the Ship Repair Facility US Naval Base Subic Bay, 27 June 1966. Other ships present include USS Platte (AO-24), USS Chemung (AO-30), USS Chipola (AO-63), USS O'Bannon (DD-450), and USS Klondike (AR-22)    

Sheri,   dhc gives some solid advice with his previous post.  I did a quick search and the 110th was at Omaha on D-Day.  The 29th Division references Batteries A, B & C and some of their engagements but nothing specifically on Battery E.  That doesn't mean that they weren't there on D-Day but there also a chance that they could have come ashore on D+1.   I think I did find a picture of your guidon.  Also, you might want to start your own, new thread to get better visibility.   OD  

I’ve continued this thread on my Groupings thread in the forum section by the same name.    I added some close ups of the Amphibious Engineers booklets

Some pictures from the manuals.    

Did this belong to one veteran? I really like the belt, too, and the cap-cover :)) An interesting transfer from the Marine Corps to the Army... But not unheard of :)

I really like this modified belt 

That's really interesting.  I've gone through Sawicki's Tank Battalions and Stanton's Order of Battle and can't find anything armor related with 328.  And just out of curiousity I looked at the 2nd AD for anything 38 related and came up empty.  

of course