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The pathfinder unit of the 101st Airhorne Div., after having been dropped by parachute, set up their rader equipment near Bastogne, Belgium

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Bastogne, Belgium, 1944: The pathfinder unit of the 101st Airhorne Div., after having been…

Bastogne, Belgium, 12/23/1944

SC 222396Field no. ETO-HQ-45-35RG 111
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The pathfinder unit of the 101st Airhorne Div., after having been dropped by parachute, set up their rader equipment near Bastogne, Belgium. It is their job to guide planes with medical supplies and exmunition to the division which is being beseiged by the Germans. 12/23/44

Date
12/23/1944
Place
Bastogne, Belgium · approximate position
Photographer
Krochka
Units
101st Airborne Division
SC number
222396
Field number
ETO-HQ-45-35
Album
101st Airborne Division
Source
U.S. National Archives, Record Group 111, Series: Official Army Photographs

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