Works of: Lt. Mark A. Freeman

Works of: Lt. Mark A. Freeman
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[Screen actress Marlene Dietrich leaves a hall in Arry, France, holding the cake with which she was presented by members of an Infantry unit. Miss Dietrich is touring the combat zones, entertaining the men on the fighting front. 11th Infantry Regt., 5th Inf Div.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Screen actress Marlene Dietrich leaves a hall in Arry, France, holding the cake with which she was presented by members of an Infantry unit. Miss Dietrich is touring the combat zones, entertaining the men on the fighting front. 11th Infantry Regt., 5th Inf Div.]
November 6, 1944
[Flanked by high ranking officers, General George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff, US Army, leave the headquarters of an infantry unit somewhere in France, following a visit there. Left to right: Maj Gen Hiram C Walker, commanding General, XX Coprs; Gen Marshall; and Maj Gen S Leroy Irwin, Commading General, 5th division. In the background are Lt Gen Thomas Handy, Chief of Opertations, War Department; and Lt Gen George S Patton, Commanding General, 3rd US Army. HQ 5th Div., Preny, France. ]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Flanked by high ranking officers, General George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff, US Army, leave the headquarters of an infantry unit somewhere in France, following a visit there. Left to right: Maj Gen Hiram C Walker, commanding General, XX Coprs; Gen Marshall; and Maj Gen S Leroy Irwin, Commading General, 5th division. In the background are Lt Gen Thomas Handy, Chief of Opertations, War Department; and Lt Gen George S Patton, Commanding General, 3rd US Army. HQ 5th Div., Preny, France. ]
October 10, 1944
[General George C Marshall, chief of staff, US Army, discusses new moves during a visit to the headquarters of an infantry unit, somewhere in France. Before him is a relief map of the terraian under discussion. HQ 5th Inf Div., Preny, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[General George C Marshall, chief of staff, US Army, discusses new moves during a visit to the headquarters of an infantry unit, somewhere in France. Before him is a relief map of the terraian under discussion. HQ 5th Inf Div., Preny, France.]
October 10, 1944
[An aerial photo of Fort Driont [sic], A German held fort opposite the town of Ars-Sur-Moselle, France, which is the main obstacle in the way of the 3rd Army's capture of Metz, France. This German Fort, which has been holding up the units of the 3rd Army for some time in this sector, is about 1/2 mile in length and is protected by pillboxes, moats and fortification with the capture of this Fort and the town on the opposite bank of the river the enemy at Metz can be attacked from another angle. The smoke at the left center is caused by the landing of a U.S. Artillery shell. Air Sec. 5th Inf. Div]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[An aerial photo of Fort Driont [sic], A German held fort opposite the town of Ars-Sur-Moselle, France, which is the main obstacle in the way of the 3rd Army's capture of Metz, France. This German Fort, which has been holding up the units of the 3rd Army for some time in this sector, is about 1/2 mile in length and is protected by pillboxes, moats and fortification with the capture of this Fort and the town on the opposite bank of the river the enemy at Metz can be attacked from another angle. The smoke at the left center is caused by the landing of a U.S. Artillery shell. Air Sec. 5th Inf. Div]
September 29, 1944
[Infantryman in foreground and six others taking cover against bank await signal to move forward during U.S. advance toward Mozelle river in France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Infantryman in foreground and six others taking cover against bank await signal to move forward during U.S. advance toward Mozelle river in France.]
September 8, 1944
[U.S. troops are shown marching down street in town of Dornet, France, while advancing on the Mozelle river in France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[U.S. troops are shown marching down street in town of Dornet, France, while advancing on the Mozelle river in France.]
September 8, 1944
[American infantrymen row across the Moseille River under enmey fire in their advance toward Metz, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American infantrymen row across the Moseille River under enmey fire in their advance toward Metz, France.]
September 8, 1944
[Twelve Nazi prisoners seized during U.S. engagement in the Mozelle River sector near the Franco-German border are shown leadning against a house wall, hands over heads, while an armed guard stands watch over them prior to movement toward rear.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Twelve Nazi prisoners seized during U.S. engagement in the Mozelle River sector near the Franco-German border are shown leadning against a house wall, hands over heads, while an armed guard stands watch over them prior to movement toward rear.]
September 8, 1944
[A wounded U.S. infantryman rests in the bottom of the little boat in the above photo as fellow soldiers ferry him to an aid station across the Mozzelle River in France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[A wounded U.S. infantryman rests in the bottom of the little boat in the above photo as fellow soldiers ferry him to an aid station across the Mozzelle River in France.]
September 8, 1944
[Infantrymen advance to the Moselle River under the cover of an artillery smoke screen on their way to Metz, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Infantrymen advance to the Moselle River under the cover of an artillery smoke screen on their way to Metz, France.]
September 8, 1944
[This is one of the many scenes of devastation caused during a German air raid over Verdun.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[This is one of the many scenes of devastation caused during a German air raid over Verdun.]
September 1, 1944
[A tank rolls across the pontoon bridge built by the US Army Engineers across the Seine River. It was destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[A tank rolls across the pontoon bridge built by the US Army Engineers across the Seine River. It was destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
August 24, 1944
[View of a bridge that had been blasted during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[View of a bridge that had been blasted during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
August 24, 1944
[View of US Army engineers constructing a pontoon bridge to replace one that had been destroyed in the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[View of US Army engineers constructing a pontoon bridge to replace one that had been destroyed in the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
August 24, 1944
[The final section of treadway is laid into placeon a newly constructed pontoon bridge across the Seine River. The bridge is being built by the US Army Engineers to replace one destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[The final section of treadway is laid into placeon a newly constructed pontoon bridge across the Seine River. The bridge is being built by the US Army Engineers to replace one destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
August 24, 1944
[A section of a pontoon bridge is rowed out to be joined up with those already in place. The Bridge is being built by US Army Engineers to replace one destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[A section of a pontoon bridge is rowed out to be joined up with those already in place. The Bridge is being built by US Army Engineers to replace one destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
August 24, 1944
[The first tank rolls across a newly constructed pontoon bridge across the Seine River. The Bridge was built by US Army Engineers to replace one that was destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[The first tank rolls across a newly constructed pontoon bridge across the Seine River. The Bridge was built by US Army Engineers to replace one that was destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
August 24, 1944
[ Infantry dig in along the banks of the Seine River to protect the flanks of the US Army Engineers who are building a pontoon bridge across the river. The bridge in the background that was destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[ Infantry dig in along the banks of the Seine River to protect the flanks of the US Army Engineers who are building a pontoon bridge across the river. The bridge in the background that was destroyed during the action around the town of Vulaines-Sur-Seine, France.]
August 24, 1944
[American dive bombers register a direct hit on a bridge crossing the Seine River near Fountaine-Bleau, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American dive bombers register a direct hit on a bridge crossing the Seine River near Fountaine-Bleau, France.]
August 23, 1944
[Infantrymen, who still do the final hand to hand fighting even in these days of vast mechanized armies, cautiously advance over the open fields to Milly, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Infantrymen, who still do the final hand to hand fighting even in these days of vast mechanized armies, cautiously advance over the open fields to Milly, France.]
August 22, 1944
[An American tank leaves a stream after passing through enroute to Fountainbleau. American Engineers are repairing a bridge at the left of the tank to permit vehicular traffic to pass over the stream.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[An American tank leaves a stream after passing through enroute to Fountainbleau. American Engineers are repairing a bridge at the left of the tank to permit vehicular traffic to pass over the stream.]
August 22, 1944
[An American tank fords a stream in the Fountainbleau section of France in the drive which routed the Germans from the area. American engineers are repairing a bridge over the stream.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[An American tank fords a stream in the Fountainbleau section of France in the drive which routed the Germans from the area. American engineers are repairing a bridge over the stream.]
August 22, 1944
[American engineers repair a bridge at Gironville, France, over which armor and other vechicles will soon pass in support of the drive which is clearing all France of German troops.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American engineers repair a bridge at Gironville, France, over which armor and other vechicles will soon pass in support of the drive which is clearing all France of German troops.]
August 22, 1944
[American engineers repair a bridge at Gironville, France, over which armor and other vechicles will soon pass in support of the drive which is clearing all France of German troops.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American engineers repair a bridge at Gironville, France, over which armor and other vechicles will soon pass in support of the drive which is clearing all France of German troops.]
August 22, 1944
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