Battle of the Bulge Archives

The Battle of the Bulge & The Defense of St. Vith

The U.S. 9th Armored Division contested the German advance around St. Vith during the Battle of the Bulge, and won precious time in the process.

7 September 2016

Carl Gnam

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Captured Allied Armor: Enemy Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing

German forces seldom hesitated to put captured Allied armor to use.

31 August 2016

Carl Gnam

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The U.S. Army Medical Corps: Caring for the Casualties in World War II

The U.S. Army Medical Corps coped with thousands of wounded soldiers during World War II.

24 August 2016

Carl Gnam

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A 101st Airborne Paratrooper’s Combat Journey

Corporal Bill Bowser of the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment fought throughout the European campaign with the 101st Airborne Division.

22 August 2016

Carl Gnam

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Band of Brothers’ Buck Compton: One Man’s Call of Duty

Buck Compton, the storied “Band of Brothers” platoon leader, tells of his wartime and postwar exploits in this exciting feature.

29 July 2016

Carl Gnam

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The Battle of Aachen: Breaking Down the Door to Europe in WWII

To enter Germany, the U.S. Army would first need to capture the city of Aachen in one of the toughest urban battles of World War II.

26 July 2016

Carl Gnam

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Tale of the Biscuit Bomber: The C-47 in WWII

The Douglas C-47 was a workhorse of air transport during World War II.

5 July 2016

Ronald Six

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King Company at Bloody Lindern

In their first combat experience, a handful of American soldiers accomplished its objective and held against powerful German counter-attacks.

5 July 2016

50FISH

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An Army Combat Engineer’s Story of the D-Day Invasion

Combat engineer Jay Rencher Displayed incredible heroism clearing obstacles from Utah Beach on D-Day.

22 June 2016

Carl Gnam

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Armored Blitz to Avranches

The U.S. VIII Corps exploited Operation Cobra and cracked a doorway into Brittany.

21 June 2016

Carl Gnam

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Fire: A Photo Essay for the World War II GI

For the GIs on the front lines of Europe, a simple fire was a rare luxury.

2 June 2016

Carl Gnam

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John Parks: The Face of Battle

Sergeant John Parks of the 4th Armored Division personified the hardships endured by the fighting men in World War II.

2 June 2016

Carl Gnam

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Glider Infantrymen at Marvie

U.S. glider troops fought tenaciously to hold the crossroads town of Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge.

1 June 2016

Carl Gnam

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The Battle of the Bulge: 75+ Years On

Be sure to check out these and other stories on the Battle of the Bulge, Adolf Hitler's last great counteroffensive along the Western Front.

8 February 2016

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Luxembourg’s Hoffman Museum

Luxembourg’s privately run Hoffmann Museum houses a unique collection of WWII weapons, uniforms, and memorabilia.

23 January 2016

Gregory Ricks

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Categories: Military Museums, WWII

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