The Caissons Go Rolling Along Phillip's Photos, page 8 The 275th Armored Field Artillery Receives Orders to Returns to U. S. A. Service Battery makes one of its last deliveries of gasoline in jerry cans for the trip to the port of LaHarve, France Most of the other vehicles were turned in to various sites. The six by's were crowded. The Road Back: With such destruction all around in the city of Köln (Cologne), Germany it is a miracle that the famous medieval twin spires cathedral survived the bombs. Two 275th personnel survey the remains of a German fortified gun enplacement, called a pillbox. A common sight was refugees. Germans used this captured Russian T-34 against us, but the once a fierce foe, is now just scrap metal. First night's bivouac was just east of Bonn, near the small town of Euskirchen, Germany Photos courtesy of: Phillip Millspaugh Return to Photo Index DeLoyd Cooper is the Historian for the 275th Armored Field Artillery Battalion Association. [email protected] Copyright © 1999, 2000, 2002, 2006 DeLoyd Cooper. All rights reserved. Revised: October 8, 2006
Phillip's Photos, page 8
The Road Back:
With such destruction all around in the city of Köln (Cologne), Germany it is a miracle that the famous medieval twin spires cathedral survived the bombs.
Two 275th personnel survey the remains of a German fortified gun enplacement, called a pillbox.
Germans used this captured Russian T-34 against us, but the once a fierce foe, is now just scrap metal.
First night's bivouac was just east of Bonn, near the small town of Euskirchen, Germany
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