Jim Hennessey, E-345, has compiled quite a scrapbook with pictures from WWII. These images have appeared in other publications but still serve to remind us of what it was like in those cold dark days of our youth. Jim acquired these from the Signal Corps Photo Center in Long Island City, New York, now known as Kaufman Studios, where many television programs are recorded.

The 87th on patrol in Moircy, Belgium

St. Vith, Belgium

St. Vith, Belgium

Ready for the attack in Luxembourg

Long Toms barking in Belgium

Out of our history book, St. Hubert, Belgium

A washout on the Moselle

Waiting to be ferried across the Moselle

Crossing the Moselle at Kobern

Ferrying ammo across the Moselle near Koblenz. Note the PW's assisting.

A machine gunner opens up in Koblenz

Door to door in Koblenz

We took a few prisoners in Koblenz

Crossing the Rhine under smoke

Rhine River Crossing

Bridge across the Rhine

Cleaning up Rodewisch, Germany

Who can forget our triumphant entry into Plauen, Germany with it's utter devastation and the stench emanating from the bombed out buildings.