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Signal Corps (RG 111)

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SC 19094707/04/1944 · Chateau-de-Franquetot · caption card onlyMASS AT THE FRONT. Caught in the strife and turmoil of a fearful war, American soldiers at the front in Normandy seek solace in religion. Father Victor J. Dessogne, holding Mass, came from Belgium originally, escaped fro
SC 31367908/20/1944 · Chambois, FranceHAWK, John D. (Sgt.) Near Chambois, France; 90th Inf. Div.; 20 August 1944. During an enemy counterattack by tanks and infantry, he forced the infantry to withdraw by his machine gun fire and then seizing a bazooka, he a
SC 37795308/20/1944 · Chambois, FranceChambois, France - Major Leonard C. Dull, Denver Colo.. who led members of his battalion into the town of Chambois, confers with Lt. Wladyslaw Klaptocz of the 10th Polish Dragoons at a command post. 20 Aug. 1944
SC 19451112/09/1944 · Angevillers, France · MillerThree American corporals castiously enter the Maginot Line near [Angevillers], France. Left to right: Cpl. Haynes Gyles, Herford, Texas; Cpl. Larry Kaplan, Monticello, N. Yo; and Cpl. Jack Chapman, Gatesville, Texas. 9/1