REFINE     Who What Where When     REMOVE Separate Map Historical Military France WHAT Pictorial map (3) WHERE Germany (2) WHO Fritz Busche Druckerriges … (3) Kalihan, Steve (3) United States. Army. Infa … (3) White, Harry D. (3) WHEN World War II (3) 1945 (2) 1944 (1)

REFINE  Browse All : Separate Map and Historical and Military of France 1-3 of 3 White, Harry D.; United... Over the Rhine with the... 1945 Separate Map   Author [White, Harry D., United States. Army. Infantry Division, 79th.] Note Color pictorial map. Author names from signatures reproduced in cursive script inside lower right corner. Shows towns, river, and forests. Borders with large letters: Pont-A-Mousson, Luxembourg, Liege, Tongeren, Maastricht, Erkelenz, Hoensbroek, Lintfort, Rhine, Dinslaken, Walsum, Hamborn, Gelsenkrocken, Essen, Mulheim, Bochum, Herne, Recklinghausen, Dorstend. Includes notes and 3 colored vignettes, showing the troops, and civilians carrying colored flags of European countries. White, Harry D.; United... To the Rhine with the 7... 1945 Separate Map   Author [White, Harry D., United States. Army. Infantry Division, 79th.] Note Color pictorial map. Author names from signatures reproduced in cursive script inside lower right corner. Shows towns, river, forests, along the route of the U.S. Army 79th Infantry Division as it moved from a rest area southwest of Luneville, France, participating in the Allied "Race to the Rhine". Borders with large letters: Montigny, Harbouey, Hattigny, Nitting, Phalsbourg, Savern, Brumath, Batzedorf, Weyersheim, Hagenau, Bischwilied, Drusenheim, Soufflenheim, Nederoedern, Sessenheim, Schebenhardt, Berg, Hatten, Rittedshoffen, Pont-A-Mousson. Includes notes, and color vignettes showing wrecked armored vehicles, troops fighting house, road sign reading 'Welcome to Germany..." and a small colored illustration of a female singer, a clown juggler, and piano player. White, Harry D.; United... Through France with the... 1944 Separate Map   Author [White, Harry D., United States. Army. Infantry Division, 79th.] Note Color pictorial map. Author names from signatures reproduced in cursive script inside lower right corner. Shows towns, river, forests, along the route of the U.S. Army 79th Infantry Division as it moved from a 14 June 1944 landing on the Normandy shore near St. Mere Eglise. Inotes: "On 2130 on the darkest, rainiest Aug 19 on record." Borders with large letters: Camp Pickett, Camp Blanding Tennessee, Camp Forrest, California, Arizona Desert, Camp Phillips, Poe, England, Sainte Mere Eglise, Valognes, Cherbourg, La Haye Du Putts, Lessay, Avranches, Fougeres, Laal, Le Mans, La Mesle sur Sarthe, Nogent Le Roi, Mantes Gassicourt, Seine. Includes color vignettes showing troops and landing craft. 1-3 of 3

Please wait while the presentation is being created...