Works of: Lt. Mark A. Freeman
![[Armoured bulldozer of 5th infantry Division. 3rd U.S. Army, moves piles of rubble aside in Bitburg, Germany. 5th Inf Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563392/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 28, 1945
![[When his platoon halted momentarily while moving through newly captured Bitburg, Germany, filling station was selected by PFC Carl Matters, of Columbus, O., for brief rest. Town was taken by 5th Infantry Division of 3rd U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563389/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
![[Infantrymen of the 5th Division, 1st [3rd] U.S. Army, walk through streets in town of Bitburg, Germany, hard hit by air bombardment preceding their advance. 11th Regt 5th Inf Div FUSA [TUSA]]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563386/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
![[5th Division Infantryman, left, Sgt. Alfred Brueggeman, of St. Louis, MO., reads sign left by Nazis to Sgt. John W. McCoy, of Bunola, PA. Sign prohibits Nazi soldiers from attending services on Friday and Sunday. 5th Inf Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563383/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
![[Soldiers of the 5ht Infantry Division, 3rd U.S. Army, inspect altar of Catholic church in blitzed Bitburg, Germany. 5th Inf Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563380/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 28, 1945
![[Wreckage lined streets of Bitburg, Germany, heavily bombed before 5th Infantry Division of 3rd U.S. Army took town. 5th Inf Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563377/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 28, 1945
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 28, 1945
![[Rubble lined streets of Bitburg, Germany, heavily bombed before advance of 3rd U.S. Army units into town, first occupied by 5th Infantry Division. 5th Inf. Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563374/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 28, 1945
![[Rubble lined streets of Bitburg, Germany, heavily bombed before advanced of 3rd U.S Army units into town. 5th Inf. Div TUSA ]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563371/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 28, 1945
![[Tanks fo 5th infantry division, 3rd U.S. Army, in newly taken town of Bitburg, Germany. Town was heavily bombed preceding advance of ground units. 5th Inf Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563368/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 28, 1945
![[Yank infantrymen who died in their foxholes near Ernzen, Germany are dug out for burial.]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563365/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 11, 1945
![[Pfc Edward Braner, of Dayton, O., artillery wireman with 5th Infantry Division in Germany strings wire to forward observation post near Ernzen, Germany. 19th FA BN 5th Inf Div]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563362/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 11, 1945
![[Approach to treadway bridge across Sauer River is filled with stone from shelled buildings of nearby town. 7th Engrs BN 5th Inf Div Ernzen, Germany.]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563359/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 11, 1945
![[Smoke screen is laid to cover treadway bridge across Sauer River to prevent enemy shelling of spen. 5th Inf Divn]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563356/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 11, 1945
![[Smoke put is placed to cover Sauer River crossing by Cpl Harry Elam, of Alief, Texa, with 5th Infantry Division,]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563353/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 11, 1945
![[Assault bridge washed out at Sauer River crossing near Echternach, Luxembourg. 5th Inf Div]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563350/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 11, 1945
![[Men moor pontoon with rest of floats under bridge spanning Sauer River near Echternach, Luxembourg. 5th Inf Div]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563347/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 11, 1945
![[Men of 5th Infantry Division enter shell blasted Church in Berdorf, Luxembourg. 10th Inf Regt 5th Inf Div]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563344/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 11, 1945
![[Ammunition truck en route to forward gun position of 5th division in Luxembourg bogged down and awaiting extrication. 11th Inf Regt 5th Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563341/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 7, 1945
![[Yard outside command post of 5th Infantry Division unit near Consdorf, Luxembourg. 11th Inf. Regt 5th Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563338/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 7, 1945
![[Weapons carrier ploughs through mud as heavy snows thawed in Luxembourg. Consdorf, Lux 11th Inf Regt 5th Inf Div TUSA]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563335/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
February 7, 1945
![[View of bridge engineer dump set up by 5th Infantry Division in Junglinster, Luxembourg, for use in its push across the Sauer River and Siegfried Line in Germany. 5th Inf Div, Junglinster, Luxembourg]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563332/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
![[Major General S. Leroy Irwin, Commanding General, 5th Infantry Division, (standing with pointer), briefs regimental commanders prior to division's attack across Sauer River and Siegfried line Germany. 5th Inf Div.]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563329/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
![[American Ambulance (clearly marked) just after it had been straffed by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted P47's. The visibility was good. Driver and patients were killed. 5th. Med. BN., 5th. Inf., Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]](/internal/media/dispatcher/563326/resize%3Aformat%3Dpostagestamp)
