Photos Photos of the US Army in the ETO

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These should be engineers of the 94th Divisionen the Modelle river. My best guess would be that the GIs are working on the Luxembourg side and the houses are in Germany. Picture should have been taken end of February, beginning of March 1945

 

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1- 3rd Army Patch visible / 2-Large River ahead with Ice Block mean 1 period (January-February 1945) wich definitely push you to the Rhine River
3- Engineer wearing (General 3-A Patch) can anly be a part of an Engineer Corps Group or Engineer Group (Army)

 

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Definitely not the Rhine river.

 

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And another batch of the 351st Eng.G.S.R.

 

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A series of photos from field landing strips of the IX Airforce.

 

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Hodgepodge of 9th Army artillery units.

 

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Last batch of the 351st Eng. G.S.R.

 

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View attachment 351st Eng. G.S. R. I.jpeg

 

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These pics are from the same unit, but from a different source.

I got them from an old lady, she is pictured in the first photograph, whose family had some GIs of the 351st Engineer General Service Regiment billeted in their house. After the war they kept in touch and both families were visiting each other on both sides of the big pond. A typical example of lifelong friendships in-between Luxembourg civilians and GIs

 

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They are wonderful! Yet another very personal view of some of the countless experiences our troops had in that time. The photos those guys took, so many are in old family collections (boxes in the desk in the study) somewhere. Thanks for sharing.

 

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More 9th Army arty.