American soldiers with an M4 Sherman tank cautiously move through the war damaged town of Saint-Fromond in Normandy, north-western France; July 1944. 


Advance with caution

American soldiers of the 30th Infantry Division (presumably the 120th Regiment) wait for the order, at the intersection of Rue de la Gare and Rue du Commerce, to move out of the town of Malmedy, Belgium. In the right foreground, a jeep can be seen towing a U.S. M1 57mm anti-tank gun.

Ready to leave Malmedy

An American M4 Sherman tank from the U.S. 1st Army travels on the highway in the direction of Kassel, passing a few German soldiers walking in the opposite direction, wanting to surrender.
