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Bastogne, Belgium, 1949: The "Screaming Engle the 101st Airborne Division, returned to…
Bastogne, Belgium, 11/10/1949
Original caption
The "Screaming Engle the 101st Airborne Division, returned to Bastogne, Belgium, recently, where the gallant stand of the surrounded Division will be long remembered. Nineteen officers and enlisted men who fought here during the grueling winter campaign of 1944-45, returned to attend the world premiere of the movie, "Battleground." Members of the 101st Div. Inspect a signpost near Bastogne, as a crowd of German children look on. Baatogne, Belgium. 10 Nov 1949.
- Date
- 11/10/1949
- Place
- Bastogne, Belgium · approximate position
- Photographer
- Cpl. Cooper
- Units
- 101st Airborne Division
- SC number
- 334653
- Album
- 101st Airborne Division
- Source
- U.S. National Archives, Record Group 111, Series: Official Army Photographs
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