Sergeant George Colby (with mine detector) and T/5 Kenneth Stiles untangle rope to disable all trip wires, prior to setting off mine and taking cover outside the village of Oberwampach, northern Luxembourg. Both men are with the Anti-Tank Platoon of the 358th Infantry Regiment - US 90th Infantry Division; Battle of the Bulge, January 21, 1945. 

Clearing enemy mines

A captured German prisoner (front center) helping several GI's from the US 320th Infantry Regiment (35th ID) carry another wounded POW to a jeep ambulance near the southeastern exit of the commune of Harlange. The prisoners are from either Fallschirmjäger-Regiment 13 or 15; Battle of the Bulge, Luxembourg, January 5, 1945.

Wounded POW

Major General James A. Van Fleet, US 90th Infantry Division commanding general, watches an American casualty being taken away by jeep while German artillery and mortar rounds are landing all around the building. The other men in the photograph are officers of either the 359th Infantry Regiment or the 915th Field Artillery Battalion; Battle of the Bulge, Luxembourg, 9 January 1945.