7th Armored Bulge A 252

Top Left: American Infantrymen of Company "C" 23rd Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division, march up a road southeast of Born, Belgium. Note the height of the snow bank on either side of the road. Top Right: Private First Class Lloyd G. Taylor of the 75th Infantry Division, takes a break during the advance northeast of Beho, Belgium. Pfc Taylor carries a 30 caliber. heavy machine gun. Bottom Left: A wounded First Army Infantryman is removed to a rear area aid station on an improvised stretcher on the top of a jeep. 1/24/45 Bottom Right: A Nazi medic displays his wounded hand to Private Wallins and Staff Sergeant Alefwen, two yanks of the 1st Division in Belgium.

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