An M.P. with a monkey poses north of Vesoul at Pomoy.
With the fall of Vesoul on Sept. 12, VI Corps logged 400 miles in less
than 28 days since the beachhead landings and positioned a great army at
the foothills to the Lower Vosges Mountains. Photo courtesy
of Denis Toomey
www.dogfacesoldiers.org
"Time Out! This is how I
found a fresh egg!"
bh993x.jpg Engineers
laying "Burma" road, near St. Die, France
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Two 3rd
Division GI's admiring ammunition belt of a French resistant,
Aix-en-Provence, France.
The place is call "la Rothonde".
This near the "cours Mirabeau".
The French resistant is from the FTP
("Francs Tireurs Partisans").
bh991x.jpg Two Japanese embassy personnel, captured
by the 3rd Infantry Division in Germany, being exchanged for the release of General
Wainright.
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bh990xx.jpg GI's in Winter camouflage
gear, advancing in Colmar Pocket, France-January 1945
bh989x.jpg Infantry putting up smoke screen as
they're moving forward near Cisterna, Italy
1bh009.jpg Contribution of
Joachim von Ribbontrop
of the German High Command
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