Elements of the U.S. 83rd Infantry Division liberated Langenstein-Zweiberge, a sub-camp of the Buchenwald concentration camp system. A former inmate points it out to US soldiers; April 11, 1945.

A terrible place it was...

Medics of the US 35th Infantry Division remove casualties from the village of Lutrebois, Belgium, 2 miles south of Bastogne; Battle of the Bulge, January 4, 1945.

Casualties of bombardment

The sign bears the 83rd Thunderbolt Division triangle, and credits the 295th Engineer Battalion and the 992 Bridge Company with the construction. The bridge, which spanned the Elbe River, was named for the new President of the United States (Franklin Roosevelt had died four days earlier). A note on the background indicated that the censor was  concerned about the location and safety of the pontoon bridge; Germany April 16, 1945.