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Photographer: Gilbert
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SC 19844512/30/1944 · Bastogne, Belgium · GilbertThere is no question of doubt that these wrecked vehicles will not be impounded, unless by salvage crews. With the 101st Airborne division in Bastogne, Belgium, viewing the remains of the wreckage.
12/30/44.
SC 23666212/30/1944 · Bastogne, Belgium · GilbertThe pilot of a C-47, cargo transport crash lands safely after having dropped supplies to elements of the 101st Airborne Division which has successfully repulsed all Nazi attempts to capture the besieged city of Bastogne,
SC 19846112/31/1944 · Bastogne, Belgium · GilbertFollowing a night skirmish near Bastogne, Belgium, members of the 101st Airborne Division set out to find and rejoin their unit. Shown in the first
row, left to right, are: Pfc. M. L. Dickman, East Omaha, Neb.; Pvt. Sunn
SC 33048212/31/1944 · Bastogne, Belgium · GilbertMEMBERS OF THE 777 AAA & 101ST A/B DIV., WARM UP AROUND A FIRE ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF BASTOGNE, BELGIUM. THEY ARE, L. TO R., PFC. CALVIN C. BATES, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO; PVT. CHARLES DOOCLY, DETROIT, MICH. PVT. DONALD LOELSCH,