134 Free Images of Seventh Army

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SC 270656 - These infantrymen spread out, giving the enemy a poor target as they cross the electric railway line on the outskirts of Munich. 30 April, 1945.
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SC 270626 - Troops of the 3rd Bn., 7th Inf. Regt., 3rd Div., move through a muddy street in Montjustin-et-Velotte, France. 14 September, 1944.
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SC 364328 - Mortar fires on enemy positions in the German-held third of Forbach. Officer checks range with observation post over phone as squadman ducks the blast of another round on the way.
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SC 271400 - Members of Company E, 324th Regiment, 44th Division, who are temporarily supporting a French Armored Division, march through the Strasbourg area of France. 24 November, 1944.
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Unidentified soldier from Co. F, 1st New Hampshire Heavy Artillery Regiment in uniform) - Alex. Gardner, photographer to the Army of the Potomac, galleries 511 Seventh Street and 332 LCCN2016646219
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SC 337378 - M4 tanks move back into Wingen, France, after figuring in move to retake town from Germans after counterattack during night. 7 January, 1945.
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SC 396850 - Wireman heating chow of C rations in the field for his crew. Snow and cold make work difficult for men whose duties keep them outside. France. 27 January, 1945.
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SC 335303 - Infantrymen crouch close to buildings as tanks go down the streets of Konigshoffen routing out snipers. 8 April, 1945.
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SC 196239-S - S/Sgt. Thomas E. Bohanon, Colman, Texas, of the 132nd Field Artillery Battalion, ogles fruit cake just received in a Christmas package...
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SC 196057-S - U.S. Infantrymen who were cut off by the Germans for six days in the Belmont sector, France, file down the road after being relieved. 31 October, 1944.
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SC 335334 - Seventh Army Cavalry vehicles await orders to move on in the drive into Southern Germany in front of the city of Lauingen's Rathaus, or City Hall.
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SC 365324 - Two infantrymen of the 142nd Infantry Regiment, 36th Infantry Division, Seventh U.S. Army wear white capes to camouflage them in the snow surrounding their dugout in woods of Bischwiller Area.
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SC 364325 - A 4.2 mortar crew prepares to hurl a harassing barrage of white phosphorous shells on enemy positions to protect the movement of infantrymen (background) moving up to new positions above Wimmenau, France.
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SC 329429 - Red Cross workers Nila Nevi, San Francisco, Calif., and Marge Busby, Claremont, Calif. ladeling out lemonade to Pvt. Fred Johnson, Russelville, Ala., who is among the soldiers loading for a future operation.
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SC 270639 - Elements of 7th Inf. Regt. leave Gemunden after having taken part in assault on town yesterday. 6 April, 1945.
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SC 270654 - The German civilian on the left of the road walks into the city with three infantrymen, giving directions and what information he can. 30 April, 1945.
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SC 195758 - Serious young Frenchmen watch U.S. field artillery men jack an 8 inch howitzer into position on a sector near Rambervillers, France.
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SC 374722 - Pvt. George W. Rodgers, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Cpl. Steve C. Lipinski, 84th Engineer Camouflage Battalion, attached to the 100th Division, Seventh U.S. Army, finish painting a M5-A1 tank.
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SC 199075 - Nazi soldiers are shown carrying their wounded on litters from the French village of Wingen after Yanks seized it from German mountain fighters who infiltrated through our lines.
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SC 196054-S - Bearded Lt. Martin J. Higgins, 29 Garrison Ave., Jersey City, N.J., left, receives a warm handshake from Lt. Charles O. Barry, 120 West St., Williamstown, P.A., when he rejoins his unit in the Belmont sector after being cut off...
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SC 196056-S - D-ration chocolate bars and bottles of Halazone pills are packed into 105mm howitzer shells to be fired to men in an Infantry battalion that is cut off by Germans in the Belmont sector, France. 29 October, 1944.
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SC 271440 - Pfc. Creed Johns of Nicholasville, Kentucky, left, and Pvt. Joseph Koreal, Cleveland, Ohio, members of a pioneer squad of the 1st Battalion, 157th Regiment, 45th Division, whose job is to carry rations and supplies to soldiers in foxholes...
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SC 196055-S - A U.S. artilleryman loads a 105mm howitzer with a shell packed with D ration chocolate bars that is to be fired to soldiers of an infantry battalion cut off by the Germans in the Belmont sector, France.
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SC 195516 - Pfc. Fred A. Burns, 4405 Sullivan Avenue, St. Bernard, Ohio, of the 36th Division, is shown with a German "bazooka" which he captured during fighting in a town in France, along with five Germans.
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SC 270649 - Infantrymen move across open field toward burning town, one of the little strong points on road to Munich, softened up for the infantrymen by mortar fire, while in the foreground are other infantrymen covering the advancing elements.
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SC 270653 - Infantry of 3rd Div., first American troops in the city of Munich, move through damaged Munich railroad yards in search of Germans hiding in dugouts all through the yards and sniping at infantrymen as they pass.
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C-908 - Men prepare to board LCTs [sic] at Orsoy, Germany, as the 1st Bn., 314th Inf., 79th Div., crosses the Rhine River.
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SC 334912 - W.P.G. Lt. James Scoggins sits outside the cellar of the battalion switchboard on a wire spool in the front line town of Rimling, France, talking over communications problems and other duties of combat infantrymen with Lt. Robert Altier...
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SC 199063-S - Lieut. Col. Porter, Commanding Officer of an infantry battalion, and his party, stand in the cover of a wall before dashing across a street in the Hagenau area, which is under enemy observation and small arms fire.
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SC 270652 - Infantrymen of the 3rd Div., first American troops to enter the city of Munich, move along tall france below large sign board as their T.D. support moves up the street. 30 April, 1945.
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SC 396851 - Trying to protect themselves from rain which followed the heavy snowfall of the past few days are, Pfc. Marvin W. Duden, Hastings, Nebraska, and Pfc. Charles P. Schiel, Bay Port, Long Island, New York. France. 1 February, 1945.
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WAITING, WAITING. These frostbite casualties of the embattled First Marine Division and Seventh Infantry Division who... - NARA - 542211
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SC 337279 - M4 tank stands guard to cover infantrymen in town of Wingen, France, after Yanks took it from Germans who counterattacked during during night. Destroyed jeep stands behind tank. 7 January, 1945.
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111-SC-202712 - Capt. Thomas H. Garahan, Brooklyn, New York, raises American flag as Bitche, France, falls to the 100th Infantry Division, US Seventh Army, after a siege of many months. He was with the first troops to enter the town
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