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SC 246897 - Pvt. Jesse Kenner, Mooresburg, Tenn., of HQ Co., 501st PIR, 101st AB, depends on a bazooka to help him guard the road into Foy, Belgium. 11 January, 1945.
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SC 190625 - Members of an American Airborne unit use a captured German vehicle to haul water to the front lines. Carentan, 19 June, 1944.
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SC 190596 - Members of an American Airborne repair German vehicles for their own transportation. Here experimenting with a German tracked motorcycle.
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SC 190613 - American paratroopers move up to the front through the debris-filled streets of St. Sauveur. June 16, 1944.
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SC 190610 - Members of an American Airborne unit man a 57mm anti-tank gun near Carentan, with a disabled Mark IV tank in the background.
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SC 196325 - American Airborne forces check each other's gear before loading into aircraft which will carry them into Holland for still another invasion of what was once Hitler's fortress Europe.
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SC 364285 - Pfc. William J. Ottersbach, Louisville, Ky., a member of the 327th Glider Infantry, 3rd Battalion, 101st Airborne Division, cleans his rifle during a break near Poy, (Foy?) before pushing on to the front.
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SC 190601 - Dead American soldiers being unloaded and lined up for identification and burial. St. Mere Eglise, Normandy, 12 June, 1944.
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SC 335339 - Airborne troops occupy several small towns surrounding their area.
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SC 335340 - Yanks go on a boat ride tour of Konigsee. Sightseeing U.S. troops on Konigsee pull out into lake. 17 May, 1945.
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SC 364284 - Cpl. Jesse Donahu, Mullins, W.Va., left, and Lt. Robert W. Meyer, Mt. Vernon, N.Y., examine German machine pistol found abandoned in the woods near Monaville.
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SC 199109 - Cpl. Lloyd C. Hood, Concordia, Kan., a member of the 101st Airborne Division, takes time out to wash his feet.
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SC 199016 - This dead yank was felled while fighting with fellow soldiers to drive Nazis from a heavily wooded area near Bastogne, Belgium, where Germans were entrenched. 10 January, 1945.
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SC 190626 - Chaplain of an Airborne unit holds a prayer service for the dead of the unit in the square of Carentan.
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SC 329953 - 101st Airborne Division on the road between Bastogne and Houffalize, Belgium, as they move up to stem German drive. 19 December, 1944.
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SC 329955 - Anti-tank gun on guard against attempted German breakthrough on Bastogne. 26 December, 1944.
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SC 329789 - Men moving up to the front, in the snow, are getting hot coffee and doughnuts from an American Red Cross Clubmobile near the front.
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SC 195545 - Cpl. Jaap W. Bothe, San Antonio, Texas, formerly of Rotterdam, Holland, gives some advice to a Dutch farmer who is giving Yanks a lift to the front lines near Son. 19 September, 1944.
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SC 199090 - T/4 Harry H. Hynes, Box 665, Antlers, Okla., and Pvt. Frank Benicasa, 470 Park Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y., right, read their mail in a barn near the front lines, in Rechrival.