Soldier from the U.S. infantry (30th Division) is giving directions in front of Gasthof Dreschers in Übach Palenberg. Written with graffiti on the wall on the left:
Leave civillian stuff alone and on the right looter you ma(y) be shot.
Then image: US Signal Corps
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Soldiers of the 9th Army in the flooded streets of Ubach Palenberg, 1944.
Then image: George Silk – LIFE Collections ©
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Again U.S. infantry (30th Division) moves cautiously down one of the shattered street of Ubach-Palenberg in 1944.
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The battle for Übach-Palenberg 1944/45: American tanks on October 4th, 1944 at the Frankenstrasse train crossing. The place changed much so it was really difficult to be on the same spot.
Then image: ??
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Soldiers of the 9th Army in the flooded streets of Ubach Palenberg, 1944.
Then image: George Silk – LIFE Collections ©
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Germans captured in a Siegfriedline pillbox by US first army troops are marched into Ubach-Palenberg, Germany through the Bahnstraße, 11 October 1944.
Then image: Harry Harris – Associated Press
(AP wirephoto) (kch40700hh-PL)1944
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German soldiers that surrendered are bringing from Kirchberg in Ubach – Palenberg.
Then image: ??
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U.S. infantry (30th Division, probably 117th) patrol moves cautiously down one of the shattered street of Ubach-Palenberg just captured.
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Copyright : US Signal Corps
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