[While German ammunition trucks that were hit by American tanks, burn, infantrymen keep advancing on the road to Angers, France.]

[While German ammunition trucks that were hit by American tanks, burn, infantrymen keep advancing on the road to Angers, France.]

Photograph

Lt. Mark A. Freeman

Maker
American, 1912–2005

[While German ammunition trucks that were hit by American tanks, burn, infantrymen keep advancing on the road to Angers, France.]

August 8, 1944
Gelatin silver print
4 × 5 in. (10.3 × 12.6 cm)
Gift of Peter, Nancy, and Stephen Freeman in memory of their father, Mark A. Freeman
Inscriptions Inscribed on negative on recto BL, BR: [crop marks]
Inscribed in black ink on verso TRC: 80 90[crossed out] \ 84[crossed out]
Printed in purple ink on verso C: ETO HQ 44 10803 FREEMAN-6 8 AUG \ CREDIT... SIGNAL CORPS PHOTO \ WHILE GERMAN AMMUNITION TRUCKS THAT \ WERE HIT BY AMERICAN TANKS, BURN, INFANTRYMEN KEEP ADVANCING ON THE ROAD TO ANGERS, FRANCE
Stamped in purple ink on verso BR: [all within rectangle frame] PASSED FOR PUBLICATION AS CENSORED \ 103 \ Date 14 AUG 1944 \ Name.............No.......... \ SHAEF \ FIELD PRESS CENSOR
Inscribed in blue grease pencil on verso BR: V 94
Stamped in black ink on verso BRC: 548
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