Welcome to the 107th Engineer Association
Good As Done!
Welcome to the 107th Engineer Association
Good As Done!
Good As Done!
Good As Done!
Our Country is in Mourning,
A Soldier died today...........
It is with profound sadness and regret that we announce that:
SFC(ret) James Moulds Sr.
Age 96, of Munising, died Saturday, 21 Feb 2026 at Hartman’s Adult Care in Escanaba.
Jim was a Korean War veteran. He was probably our last remaining veteran of the Korean War. He served 30+ years in the HHC, 107th Engineer Bn mostly in the maintenance section retiring in 1984. Jim and his late wife Sandy attended many reunions over the years. They were one of the regulars.
For a complete obituary, follow this link: https://www.bowermanfuneralhome.net/obituaries/james-jim-moulds-sr
Visitation
Saturday, 28 Feb 2026
1100 – 1300 hrs
Bowerman Funeral Home
302 E. Superior St.
Munising, MI 49862
Funeral Service
Saturday, 28 Feb 2026
1300 hrs
Bowerman Funeral Home
302 E. Superior St.
Munising, MI 49862
Interment will be in the spring at Maple Grove Cemetery where military honors will be rendered.
God Bless the Moulds family.
Good As Done!

A couple of years back, Peter Clouse and his son Zachary, contacted me through our website. They were doing research about Peter's uncle, Jimmy Scalzo's actions during an ambush in WW II where Jimmy earned a Bronze Star. Jimmy was a member of the 254th Combat Engineer Battalion(don't know which company). Peter and Zach wanted to know if the Association had any historical archives. I informed them that we did but they were not cataloged or organized in any way. There are five wall lockers stuffed with paperwork and artifacts from many years of collecting. Peter and Zach flew to Ishpeming and spent four days combing through the archives. They hit a gold mine of information about the ambush!
As you watch the news segment on Facebook below, you will see a hand drawn sketch and some handwritten notes detailing the ambush. Peter and Zach were pumped up to find first hand information about the ambush. My assumption is that the sketch and notes were either drawn at one of our past annual reunions or were mailed to Ed Vickstrom years ago. Ed was a WW II veteran and the long time secretary (39 years) of the Association. The sketch, etc was found in the box of papers that Ed gave me before he died.
(Update!)
The news segment was nominated and WON a New York News Emmy award. Congratulations Peter and Zach!
Tom P, secretary, 107th Engineer Association
See the news segment on Facebook by clicking the action button below.
The Army Echoes newsletter is published periodically with information geared for retirees and surviving spouse. It has a plethora of information that may be of interest to those still serving. Click the button below to see the latest editions of the Army Echoes newsletter.
Remember the Wolverine Guard magazine that used to be published in hard copy and mailed out monthly? Well it is now a quarterly publication and is only available online. Click the button below to see all the latest editions of the Wolverine Guard.
As new editions are published, they will show up on this linked page.
See you at the reunion.
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this site, you accept our use of cookies.
The 64th annual reunion of the 107th Engineer Association will be held at the
Marquette Armory,
31 Jul - 1 Aug 2026.
Our hosts will be the Field Support Company(FSC).
See you there, no excuses!!!
Good As Done!