Photos

Luxemborg Chateau, painting by Robert N. Blair, Belgium

by Scott Lyons

Infantry Battered Bulge Village, Painting by Robert N. Blair, Belgium

by Scott Lyons

Medics Moving in Near Bastogne Relief Station at Bastogne, Painting by Olin Dows, Hemroulle, Belgium, 1945

by Scott Lyons

Main Street painting by Olin Dows, Bastogne, Belgium, 1945

by Scott Lyons

Winter Chow Line at Hemroulle, painting by Olin Dows, Hemroulle, Belgium, 1945

by Scott Lyons

Message Center, 101st Airborne Division painting by Olin Dows Bastogne, Belgium, 1945

by Scott Lyons

50cal Machine Gun, painting by Robert N. Blair, Belgium

by Scott Lyons

Breakfast In the Snow, painting by Robert N. Blair, Belgium

by Scott Lyons

In the Night Fog Moving into The Bulge, painting by Robert N. Blair, Belgium, 1945

by Scott Lyons

Battle of the Bulge painting by Robert N. Blair, Belgium

by Scott Lyons

Members of the 101st Airborne Division walk past dead comrades, killed during the Christmas Eve bombing of Bastogne, Belgium, the town in which this division was besieged for ten days

by Scott Lyons

German prisoners of war dig graves for members of the 101st Airborne Division who were killed defending Bastogne against the Germans

by Scott Lyons

T/Sgt. Harry A. Downard, San Diego, Calif., Signal Corps Photographer, holds up leather thong which was used to tie the legs and coat of this paratrooper 101st Airborne Division

by Scott Lyons

The 101st Airborne troops move out of Bastogne, after having been besieged there for ten days, to drive the enemy out of the surrounding district

by Scott Lyons

BASTOGNE, BELGIUM. Troops of the 101st Airborne Division watch C-47’s drop supplies to them. 26 December 1944

by Scott Lyons

Dudelange, Luxembourg. Painted white to blend with snow-covered terrain, an M-36 tank destroyer crosses a field. 3 Jan 1945 Signal Corps Photo #ETO-HQ-45-5944 Hustead

by Scott Lyons

The 101st Airborne troops move out of Bastogne, after having been besieged there for ten days, to drive the enemy out of the surrounding district. Belgium 12 31 44.

by Scott Lyons

BASTOGNE, BELGIUM. Troops of the 101st Airborne Division watch C-47’s drop supplies to them. 26 December 1944.

by Scott Lyons

An American road-block is set up with 30 caliber heavy machine gun, and a tank destroyer is ready for action on Adolph Hitler Straase

by Scott Lyons

Btry C, 702 TD Bn., 2nd Armored Division, tank destroyer

by Scott Lyons

Tankmen of the U.S. First Army gather around a fire on the snow-covered ground near Eupen, Belgium, opening their Christmas packages

by Scott Lyons

Members of the 630th Tank Destroyer Battalion, Company 'B', who lost their vehicles during advancement to Belgium, take Infantry positions on a hill covering an approach in Wiltz, Bastogne, Belgium

by Scott Lyons

German soldiers who attempted to storm the 101st Airborne command post in Bastogne, Belgium, lie dead on the ground after they were mowed down by American machine gun fire.

by Scott Lyons

This dead Yank was felled while fighting with fellow soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division, to drive Nazis from a heavily wooded area near Bastogne, Belgium, where Germans were entrenched

by Scott Lyons