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After vicious fighting in the sub-zero cold snows of the dense Ardennes Forest, soldiers receive a rare respite from the frontline infantryman's usual foxhole fare of terror and frozen K-rations.<br />
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The photo presented is U.S. Army Signal Corps photo SC-198849.  It has become one of the most widely publicized Battle of the Bulge scenes, and has been featured  in many books, magazines, and documentaries.
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After vicious fighting in the sub-zero cold snows of the dense Ardennes Forest, soldiers receive a rare respite from the frontline infantryman's usual foxhole fare of terror and frozen K-rations.

The photo presented is U.S. Army Signal Corps photo SC-198849. It has become one of the most widely publicized Battle of the Bulge scenes, and has been featured in many books, magazines, and documentaries.

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  • After vicious fighting in the sub-zero cold snows of the dense Ardennes Forest, soldiers receive a rare respite from the frontline infantryman's usual foxhole fare of terror and frozen K-rations.<br />
<br />
The photo presented is U.S. Army Signal Corps photo SC-198849.  It has become one of the most widely publicized Battle of the Bulge scenes, and has been featured  in many books, magazines, and documentaries.
  • 87th Division infantrymen advance toward Koblenz, Germany on the Rhine River in March,1945.
  • 25 August 1945.<br />
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Deactivation ceremonies of the 87th Infantry Division held at the Sand Hill area of Fort Benning, Georgia.
  • S. Burgess

    on May 23, 2011

    I would like the names of the men in this photo.

  • fotoeffects

    on October 23, 2010

    Wonderful shot!

  • John McAuliffe

    on October 22, 2010

    The Caption on the photo taken by the Army Signal Corps, reads..."On the Road to LaRoche"....However the 347 th and other Regiments did not go there...They entered Le Commune St. Ode...and fought in Moircy, Bonnerue, Pironpre and St. Hubert...La Roche was under the siege of the 84th INF. DIV.

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