A heavy weapons unit of the 358th Infantry Regiment, 90th Division, pause during its advance inland from the beach.  - Note the German minefield sign at right. A mortar man heads the column on the left-hand side of the road. The man standing in the road behind the sergeant is part of the beach landing party, as designated by the semicircle painted on his helmet.

Inland from the beach

Capt. H. Ochmiche of the 358th Inf., 90th ID, talks with freed POW, Miegbysav Mrozak, of the Polish Army, at Metz, France - Sept. 1944. texag57

Freed POW

Soldiers from the 358th Infantry, 90th ID battle enemy snipers, house-by-house, in Hof, Germany - April 1945. Is that a German soldier or officer at the far right? Is he helping to spot targets? I wonder if the bakery is still there. texag57