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    Huertgen 4ID [Image 6 of 7]

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    A black-and-white archival photograph showing soldiers moving through a dense forest. At least two armed soldiers are visible navigating through woodland terrain with fallen branches and tree stumps on the ground. The image appears to be from a mid-20th century military conflict based on the equipment and photographic style.

    GERMANY

    11.06.1944

    Photo by Sgt. William Smith 

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

    Two 4th Infantry Division Soldiers move deeper into the woods during the Battle of Huertgen Forest. The division fought in the battle from Nov. 6 - Dec. 3, 1944. The Ivy Division suffered more than 4,000 battle casualties during that time.

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    Date Taken: 11.06.1944
    Date Posted: 04.01.2015 17:15
    Photo ID: 1851263
    VIRIN: 150401-A-UK001-781
    Resolution: 684x440
    Size: 233.52 KB
    Location: DE
    Web Views: 139
    Downloads: 12

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    This work, Huertgen 4ID [Image 7 of 7], by SGT William Smith, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright.

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    The image shows a military or war cemetery with numerous uniform stone grave markers arranged in rows across a well-maintained grass lawn. The markers appear to be of a distinctive Central European style, likely German, featuring cross-shaped or tablet-form headstones. The cemetery is set within or adjacent to a forest, with bare deciduous trees interspersed among the graves, suggesting the photo was taken in late autumn or winter.
    A solemn military cemetery featuring a large dark basalt lava cross with a crucifixion figure as its central monument. The grounds contain numerous low dark grave markers arranged in rows across a green lawn, surrounded by bare deciduous trees. The overall aesthetic is characteristic of German World War military cemeteries, likely maintained by the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge.
    A man wearing a red/orange rain jacket and black fedora hat is speaking or presenting to a small group outdoors. Behind him are several large concrete anti-tank obstacles (dragon's teeth) arranged in a row on a grassy field, suggesting a WWII-era defensive fortification site. The overcast, grey weather and bare trees indicate a cold season, likely winter or early spring.
    A black-and-white archival photograph depicting a forested hillside with scattered debris, broken timber, and what appears to be skeletal remains or wreckage on the ground. The scene suggests the aftermath of a crash, collapse, or destructive event in a wooded area. The image quality is grainy and low contrast, consistent with early-to-mid 20th century photography.
    An aerial or elevated black-and-white photograph showing a rolling, hilly landscape with what appears to be military formations or large organized columns of troops or equipment arranged in parallel lines across open fields. The image appears to be of historical origin, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century based on photographic quality. The formations converge near a central point in the terrain, suggesting a military maneuver, march, or encampment.
    A black-and-white archival photograph showing soldiers moving through a dense forest. At least two armed soldiers are visible navigating through woodland terrain with fallen branches and tree stumps on the ground. The image appears to be from a mid-20th century military conflict based on the equipment and photographic style.
    A woodland memorial site featuring a wooden cross topped with a weathered military helmet, surrounded by a ring of stones. A dark commemorative plaque with inscribed text is attached to the cross, along with a decorative wreath with white berries and ivy. The setting appears to be a forest floor covered in fallen leaves, suggesting an informal battlefield or field memorial.

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