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

Nice US Army Signal Corps photo of a 14th Armored Division M5 Stuart near Germersheim, Germany on 25 March 1945.  Zoom-in on the photo and look at the interesting equipment on the Stuart and the soldiers' small arms.
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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. 