Works of: Lt. Mark A. Freeman

Works of: Lt. Mark A. Freeman
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[Remains of ambulance driver who tried to escape when the clearly marked ambulance he was driving was straffed by (accrding to eye witnesses) German pilotted P 47's. Patients were also killed. 5th. Med. BN., 5th, Inf., Div., Gonbrange, Luxembourg. ]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Remains of ambulance driver who tried to escape when the clearly marked ambulance he was driving was straffed by (accrding to eye witnesses) German pilotted P 47's. Patients were also killed. 5th. Med. BN., 5th, Inf., Div., Gonbrange, Luxembourg. ]
December 25, 1944
[Plainly marked American ambulance, just after it was straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted [sic] P 47's. Driver and patients were killed. 5th Med Div., 5th Inf., Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Plainly marked American ambulance, just after it was straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted [sic] P 47's. Driver and patients were killed. 5th Med Div., 5th Inf., Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]
December 25, 1944
[American ambulance, just after it was straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted [sic] P 47's. It was plainly marked and the weather was clear. Driver and patients were killed. 5th Med BN 5th Inf Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American ambulance, just after it was straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted [sic] P 47's. It was plainly marked and the weather was clear. Driver and patients were killed. 5th Med BN 5th Inf Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg.]
December 25, 1944
[German bullet mark on American (clearly marked) ambulance. According to eye witnesses, German pilotted [sic] P47's straffed [sic] this ambulance as it carried patients in Luxembourg. Driver and patients were killed. 5th Inf Div 5th Med BN., Gonderange, Luxembourg.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[German bullet mark on American (clearly marked) ambulance. According to eye witnesses, German pilotted [sic] P47's straffed [sic] this ambulance as it carried patients in Luxembourg. Driver and patients were killed. 5th Inf Div 5th Med BN., Gonderange, Luxembourg.]
December 25, 1944
[American Ambulance, clearly marked, just after it had been straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted [sic] P 47's driver and patients were killed. 5th Med BN., 5th Inf Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg. ]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American Ambulance, clearly marked, just after it had been straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted [sic] P 47's driver and patients were killed. 5th Med BN., 5th Inf Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg. ]
December 25, 1944
[U.S. Soldier, riding as a patient in an clearly marked ambulance, was killed by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted P 47's. The weather was clear. 5th Med BN 5th Inf Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[U.S. Soldier, riding as a patient in an clearly marked ambulance, was killed by (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted P 47's. The weather was clear. 5th Med BN 5th Inf Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]
December 25, 1944
[Burned remains of ambulance driver after being straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) P 47's pilotted [sic] by German. Ambulance was clearly marked, and the weather was clear. 5th Med BN 5th Inf Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Burned remains of ambulance driver after being straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) P 47's pilotted [sic] by German. Ambulance was clearly marked, and the weather was clear. 5th Med BN 5th Inf Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]
December 25, 1944
[American ambulance, clearly marked, a few minutes after it had been straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) P 47's pilotted by Germans. Driver and patient were killed. Action took place in Luxembourg. 5th. Med. BN., 5th Inf., Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American ambulance, clearly marked, a few minutes after it had been straffed [sic] by (according to eye witnesses) P 47's pilotted by Germans. Driver and patient were killed. Action took place in Luxembourg. 5th. Med. BN., 5th Inf., Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg]
December 25, 1944
[Helmet worn by patient in an ambulance, killed as (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted P 47's straffed the clearly marked convoy. Action took place in Luxembourg. 5th. Med. BN., 5th. Inf. Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Helmet worn by patient in an ambulance, killed as (according to eye witnesses) German pilotted P 47's straffed the clearly marked convoy. Action took place in Luxembourg. 5th. Med. BN., 5th. Inf. Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg.]
December 25, 1944
[American ambulance which was straffed [sic] by German pillotted [sic] P47's according to witnesses. The ambulance was plainly marked, and the weather was clear. 5th. Med. BN., 5th. Inf., Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American ambulance which was straffed [sic] by German pillotted [sic] P47's according to witnesses. The ambulance was plainly marked, and the weather was clear. 5th. Med. BN., 5th. Inf., Div., Gonderange, Luxembourg.]
December 25, 1944
[One of the patients who was killed when P-47's piloted by Germans, strafed the ambulance convoy.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[One of the patients who was killed when P-47's piloted by Germans, strafed the ambulance convoy.]
December 25, 1944
[Tec. 5 Victor Tennison, Three Rivers, Mich., receives armful of Christmas packages and mail for the telephone and teletype section of a signal company near La Houve, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Tec. 5 Victor Tennison, Three Rivers, Mich., receives armful of Christmas packages and mail for the telephone and teletype section of a signal company near La Houve, France.]
December 13, 1944
[American troops stand at attention during ceremonies in which Maj. Gen. Walton H. Walker formally presented the liberated city of Metz back to the French on behalf of the US Army. May. Gen. Walker-Commander xxth Corps.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American troops stand at attention during ceremonies in which Maj. Gen. Walton H. Walker formally presented the liberated city of Metz back to the French on behalf of the US Army. May. Gen. Walker-Commander xxth Corps.]
November 22, 1944
[Crowds line Metz streets during parade and ceremonies during which Maj. Gen. Walker, XXth Corps, presented the liberated city back to the French on behalf of the US Army.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Crowds line Metz streets during parade and ceremonies during which Maj. Gen. Walker, XXth Corps, presented the liberated city back to the French on behalf of the US Army.]
November 22, 1944
[American and French officials present arms at ceremony of the official presentation of the city of Metz by the US Army to the French people. Figure in center of the first row is Maj Gen. Walton H. Walker, Commander Twentieth Corps.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American and French officials present arms at ceremony of the official presentation of the city of Metz by the US Army to the French people. Figure in center of the first row is Maj Gen. Walton H. Walker, Commander Twentieth Corps.]
November 22, 1944
[Maj Gen. Walton H. Walker, Commander Tenth Corps, being kissed by French General Dody, at the official presentation by the US Army of the city of Metz to the France people.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Maj Gen. Walton H. Walker, Commander Tenth Corps, being kissed by French General Dody, at the official presentation by the US Army of the city of Metz to the France people.]
November 22, 1944
[U.S. Infantry men of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. enter the town of Metz, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[U.S. Infantry men of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. enter the town of Metz, France.]
November 19, 1944
[This G.I. Joe, a member of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. looks over a German 20mm gun that has been blasted to pieces by American 60mm mortar fire in the city of Metz, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[This G.I. Joe, a member of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. looks over a German 20mm gun that has been blasted to pieces by American 60mm mortar fire in the city of Metz, France.]
November 19, 1944
[Members of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. Fire back at the unseen ememy from behind this wall where they were pinned down by German 20mm gun fire. [typed but crossed out: 44-20302 19 Nov U.S. Infantry troops of the 10th Regt., 5th Infantry Division, break down the front door on this house in Metz France, to clear the place of any enemy stragglers who may be in hiding.]]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Members of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. Fire back at the unseen ememy from behind this wall where they were pinned down by German 20mm gun fire. [typed but crossed out: 44-20302 19 Nov U.S. Infantry troops of the 10th Regt., 5th Infantry Division, break down the front door on this house in Metz France, to clear the place of any enemy stragglers who may be in hiding.]]
November 19, 1944
[Members of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. capture a German gun crew in the city of Metz, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Members of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. capture a German gun crew in the city of Metz, France.]
November 19, 1944
[U.S. Infantry troops of the 10th Regt., 5th Infantry Division, break down the front door on this house in Metz France, to clear the place of any enemy stragglers who may be in hiding. [typed but crossed out: 44-20304 19 Nov Members of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. Fire back at the unseen ememy from behind this wall where they were pinned down by German 20mm gun fire.]]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[U.S. Infantry troops of the 10th Regt., 5th Infantry Division, break down the front door on this house in Metz France, to clear the place of any enemy stragglers who may be in hiding. [typed but crossed out: 44-20304 19 Nov Members of the 10th Infantry Regt., 5th Infantry Div. Fire back at the unseen ememy from behind this wall where they were pinned down by German 20mm gun fire.]]
November 19, 1944
[Scene showing damaged Fort D'Aisne [L'Aisne] near Verny, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Scene showing damaged Fort D'Aisne [L'Aisne] near Verny, France.]
November 13, 1944
[Maj Gen John Millikin, commanding General of the 3d Corps, rided in a jeep at the flooded streets of Pont-A-Mousson, France. The jeep receives a tow as the flooded waters of the Mosele River (highest in thirty years) flow the main streets of the town. Flood waters of Moselle River, 3d Corps Pont-A-Mousson, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Maj Gen John Millikin, commanding General of the 3d Corps, rided in a jeep at the flooded streets of Pont-A-Mousson, France. The jeep receives a tow as the flooded waters of the Mosele River (highest in thirty years) flow the main streets of the town. Flood waters of Moselle River, 3d Corps Pont-A-Mousson, France.]
November 9, 1944
[A view of the Moselle River in France, which overflowed its banks in the worst flood in thirty years. This scene is at Pont-A-Mousson, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[A view of the Moselle River in France, which overflowed its banks in the worst flood in thirty years. This scene is at Pont-A-Mousson, France.]
November 9, 1944
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