Works of: Lt. Mark A. Freeman

Works of: Lt. Mark A. Freeman
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[French citizens remove a road block in Etamps, France, to aid the progress of American and French troops driving the Nazis out of their country.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[French citizens remove a road block in Etamps, France, to aid the progress of American and French troops driving the Nazis out of their country.]
August 22, 1944
[Maj Gen L Mc D Sylvester, CG 7th armored div., and Maj Gen Walton H Walker, CG, XX Corps hold a roadside consultation near Chartres, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Maj Gen L Mc D Sylvester, CG 7th armored div., and Maj Gen Walton H Walker, CG, XX Corps hold a roadside consultation near Chartres, France.]
August 19, 1944
[American dough-boys enter the famous city of Chartres, France. In the back ground is the famous Chartes cathederal which dates back to the 12th century and is one of the most beautiful landmarks in France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American dough-boys enter the famous city of Chartres, France. In the back ground is the famous Chartes cathederal which dates back to the 12th century and is one of the most beautiful landmarks in France.]
August 18, 1944
[Pvt Ernest Zeno, Fort Edward, N.Y., gets a new helper. This American medic now has a German medic to help him in his care of the sick and wounded.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Pvt Ernest Zeno, Fort Edward, N.Y., gets a new helper. This American medic now has a German medic to help him in his care of the sick and wounded.]
August 18, 1944
[Pfc. John Lannon, BKLYN, N.Y., recieves a bouquet from a French girl as a token of welcome and gratitude, while passing through the town of Chartres, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Pfc. John Lannon, BKLYN, N.Y., recieves a bouquet from a French girl as a token of welcome and gratitude, while passing through the town of Chartres, France.]
August 15, 1944
[Cpl Raymond Wojcik, Trenton, N.J., helps a German wounded officer near Chartres, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Cpl Raymond Wojcik, Trenton, N.J., helps a German wounded officer near Chartres, France.]
August 15, 1944
[Wrecked German and American planes that were hauled in by the Germans when they were in possession of the Angers airport, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Wrecked German and American planes that were hauled in by the Germans when they were in possession of the Angers airport, France.]
August 15, 1944
[American troops deploy and run for cover as they move into the town of Angers, France. Care had to be taken of German snipers who were still in the town.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American troops deploy and run for cover as they move into the town of Angers, France. Care had to be taken of German snipers who were still in the town.]
August 10, 1944
[Bridge over river near the French town of Angers that was damaged by Germans during their retreat in a vain effort to stem the advance of the American troops.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Bridge over river near the French town of Angers that was damaged by Germans during their retreat in a vain effort to stem the advance of the American troops.]
August 10, 1944
[Frenchmen of the town of Angers celebrate their liberation by burning the Swastika that long flew over their town in the town square. This was freed of German domination by the American drive in Brittany.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Frenchmen of the town of Angers celebrate their liberation by burning the Swastika that long flew over their town in the town square. This was freed of German domination by the American drive in Brittany.]
August 10, 1944
[American infantrymen driving for Angers, France, take cover behind a bridge and fire across the river on Germans fighting delaying action.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American infantrymen driving for Angers, France, take cover behind a bridge and fire across the river on Germans fighting delaying action.]
August 8, 1944
[American troops halt in a garden in a French chateau near Champaigne, on the drive which carried them past Angers, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American troops halt in a garden in a French chateau near Champaigne, on the drive which carried them past Angers, France.]
August 8, 1944
[Private Ivan Lewis, Chicago, Ill., gets a tomato from a French woman during a halt in the drive into Angers, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Private Ivan Lewis, Chicago, Ill., gets a tomato from a French woman during a halt in the drive into Angers, France.]
August 8, 1944
[Capt Phillip Staples, Ardmore, Penn., enjoy a fresh made egg omelette that was presented to him by grateful French civilians who had just been liberated from German hands. Near Champign [sic] ]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Capt Phillip Staples, Ardmore, Penn., enjoy a fresh made egg omelette that was presented to him by grateful French civilians who had just been liberated from German hands. Near Champign [sic] ]
August 8, 1944
[French townspeople gather around an American truck in which there are five Nazis captured in mopping up activities in their town.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[French townspeople gather around an American truck in which there are five Nazis captured in mopping up activities in their town.]
August 8, 1944
[Five Germans, captured by Americans mopping up in Cherre, France, move in a truck between other truck loaded with American troops.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Five Germans, captured by Americans mopping up in Cherre, France, move in a truck between other truck loaded with American troops.]
August 8, 1944
[Germans blew up this bridge over the Sartle River in their retreat near Cherre.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Germans blew up this bridge over the Sartle River in their retreat near Cherre.]
August 8, 1944
[While German ammunition trucks that were hit by American tanks, burn, infantrymen keep advancing on the road to Angers, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[While German ammunition trucks that were hit by American tanks, burn, infantrymen keep advancing on the road to Angers, France.]
August 8, 1944
[Welcome is given to American soldiers who enter another French town in the liberation of their country.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Welcome is given to American soldiers who enter another French town in the liberation of their country.]
August 8, 1944
[PFC Fred Sweeny, New London, Wisc., operates a walkie talkiein the coudray area in the drive to Angers, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[PFC Fred Sweeny, New London, Wisc., operates a walkie talkiein the coudray area in the drive to Angers, France.]
August 8, 1944
[American infantrymen pass through Cherre, France, in the drive which took them past Angers, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[American infantrymen pass through Cherre, France, in the drive which took them past Angers, France.]
August 8, 1944
[A few of the many German prisoners that surrendered willingly to American infantrymen in fighting that took place near Cherre, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[A few of the many German prisoners that surrendered willingly to American infantrymen in fighting that took place near Cherre, France.]
August 8, 1944
[A mortar crew "lets fly" at the Nazis in the coudray area in the drive to Angers, France. Pulling the cord is PFC Ernest T Jaden, Benson, Ill. 2nd Inf Regt.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[A mortar crew "lets fly" at the Nazis in the coudray area in the drive to Angers, France. Pulling the cord is PFC Ernest T Jaden, Benson, Ill. 2nd Inf Regt.]
August 7, 1944
[Sgt. Dewitt Blunt, Vandalia, Ill., first aid man, gives assistance to an American soldier injured by a shrapnel burst near Coudray in the drive to Angers, France.]
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Lt. Mark A. Freeman
[Sgt. Dewitt Blunt, Vandalia, Ill., first aid man, gives assistance to an American soldier injured by a shrapnel burst near Coudray in the drive to Angers, France.]
August 7, 1944
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