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AMERICAN SOLDIER MADE COMFORTABLE BY US ARMY NURSE

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Hospital Somewhere in France, 1944: AMERICAN SOLDIER MADE COMFORTABLE BY US ARMY NURSE

Hospital Somewhere in France, 06/28/1944

SC 190953Field no. ETO-HQ-44-6558RG 111
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AMERICAN SOLDIER MADE COMFORTABLE BY US ARMY NURSE. S/Sgt. Glenn Edwards, Nanticoke, Pa., receives a light from a U.S. Arry nurse at a hospital Somewhere in France. Sgt. Edwards was one of a group of 12 soldiers cut off from his outfit for 11 days which they spent deep in enemy territory mostly under fire. France. 6/28/44. Glenn Edwards-+2nd Inf. Div. Signal Corps Photo #ETO-HQ=44=6558. Orig. neg. received from ocsigO Hdqrs., SOS, European Theatre of Operations, USA, thru BPR, July, 1944. Released By overseas censor, SHAEF, 7/5/200 Lot-8923 4x5 orig. neg.

Date
06/28/1944
Place
Hospital Somewhere in France · approximate position
Photographer
Moran
Units
2nd Infantry Division, 23rd Infantry Regiment, Company G
People
S/Sgt Glenn Edwards
SC number
190953
Field number
ETO-HQ-44-6558
Source
U.S. National Archives, Record Group 111, Series: Official Army Photographs

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