Signal Corps Archive:
SC 374829 - Patrol of 26th Division walks cautiously through the woods near Wiltz, looking for signs of enemy in the area. 11 January, 1945.
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SC 364310 - Machine gunners of the 4th Armored Division* covers tank crossing snow-covered field in the Bastogne corridor. 3 January, 1945.
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SC 336822 - T/4 Warren J. Rothenberger, 39th Signal Company, 26th Infantry Division, surveys the burning heart of Sonnenburg, Germany, shortly after troops of the 26th "Yankee" Division stormed into the town.
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SC 337207 - Men of the HQ Battery, 102nd F.A., 26th Div., U.S. Third Army, check a forward line observation post on the outskirts of Wiltz.
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SC 337210 - Two linemen of the 101st Infantry Regt., 26th Division, check vital communication wires.
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SC 336801 - Men of the 328th Infantry Regt., 26th Infantry Division, inspect a house for a possible sleeping quarters in the recently captured town of Serrig, Germany.
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SC 335275 - Troops of the 26th Division, 3rd U.S. Army, take over a building as living quarters in Huttersdorf, Germany.
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SC 199092 - 3rd Army infantryman lays wounded awaiting removal to aid station outside Wiltz, Luxembourg, during fighting for the town. 10 January, 1945.
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SC 199106 - A knocked-out Nazi tank stands near wrecked houses in Belgian town of Foy, near Bastogne, as 6th Armored Div., 320t Inf. Regt., 26th Div. halftrack passes. January, 1945.
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SC 199093 - While enemy shells drop in the vicinity, American soldiers of the 26th Division unload supplies for 3rd Battalion outside a town in Luxembourg.
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SC 201440-S - Alert for a move from demolished buildings that might hide German snipers in besieged Saarlautern, Germany, machine gunners of 26th "Yankee" Division of 3rd U.S. Army, aim machine gun to cover advance of troops in one of the main streets.
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SC 201508 - T/5 Fred Michell, Hollidays Cove, W.Va., and Pvt. Edwin Bonce, Gallipolis, Ohio, linemen with the U.S. Third Army, check vital communication lines in Saarlautern, Germany. 27 February, 1945.
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SC 201662-A - Capt. Sanford S. Golden, Cleveland, Ohio, uses his new power-driven drill made from a starter from a German car and two starter buttons on Pfc. Robert D. Bostnick, Warrenton, Va...