A soldier of the U.S. 95th Infantry Division (Jackson) walking down the street in Saint-Julien-lès-Metz, a suburb of the French town of Metz, by jeeps and an abandoned German 88-mm anti-tank gun PaK 43. In the background - an American armored M8 "Greyhound". 
 

In a French town

My Grandfather, Curtis H. Larson with 3rd Cav., Task Force Polk, 3rd Cav Rcn Sqn. He was Platoon Sgt. when they hit the beach and later commanded one of the platoons in A Troop (battlefield promotion at Trier) after his Lt (1st Lt. Phillip Eddy) was killed on a recon patrol across the river. 
Here he is in Austria as a 2nd Lt. platoon commander using a pair of captured Zeiss binocs (which I now have).  Grandpa also was unique in that he sported a handlebar mustache while in 3rd Army.  His Captain and Lt. Col protected the mustache from visiting rank.  :)

2Lt. Curtis H. Larson, A Troop, 3rd Cav Rcn Sgn

German prisoners of war captured by paratroopers of the U.S. 82nd Division during the fighting in Belgium - judging by the snow, during the Battle of the Bulge.