Today's the day
Battle of the Bulge
Jeremiah Parker
Jeremiah Foster
OWO
Thomas Moore
GIs of the 413th Infantry Regiment, 104th Infantry Division 'Timberwolf Division' are pictured resting on railway tracks after combat in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany on December 21, 1944. The photo was captured during the Battle of the Bulge
Adam Bennett
82nd Airborne Div 325th glider regiment soldiers in Odrimont, Belgium
Aaron Jackson
My godfather's first wife's first husband died at the Battle of the Bulge.
He left behind three kids.
Hunter Brooks
Panzergrenadier-SS Kampfgruppe Hansen in action during clashes in Poteau against Task Force Myers, 18 December 1944
Christian Ross
During the Battle of the Bulge a US Army half track crosses a temporary bridge over the Ourthe River in the war-torn Belgian city of Houffalize in January 1945
Ryan Edwards
James Rogers
99th inf div 535th soldier and his dog in Belgium
Aiden Phillips
James Gordon and Private Rainwater inspect a deserted Panther tank formerly of the Panzer Division Das Reich near Grandmenil, Belgium, during the Battle of the Bulge, at the end of 1944
Alexander Martinez
isnt this a propaganda photo
Asher Rogers
After holding a woodland position all night near Wiltz, Luxembourg, against German counter attack, three men of B Co., 101st Engineers, emerge for a rest. 14 January 1945
Adrian Gray
Dumping battle of the bulge pics
Oliver Wood
Members of the US 101st Airborne division move out of Bastogne
Tyler Cox
M4 Sherman tanks line up in a snow-covered field in St Vith, Belgium as the town is liberated during the Battle of the Bulge
Ian Cook
Adrian Wilson
OwO what's this
Jaxon Gutierrez
Austin Allen
Levi Perry
Dominic Jackson
Dominic Flores
Ian Cox
Why do the press and image archivers mirror images like this?
Owen Howard
Levi Morgan
Mason Johnson
Aaron Allen
John Brooks
Nathaniel Perez
Caleb Foster
Leo Carter
Xavier Nelson
Andrew King
>"Hey guys, remember that thing we did in WW1 and the beginning of WW2? What if we just did that..again?"
Juan Jones
Christian Roberts
>Battle of the Bulge
>Today's the day
It sure is, user.
Hunter Peterson
Daniel Reed
>tfw autism compelled me to come up with an alternate scenario for the Battle of the Bulge in a timeline where the South won the Civil War and it mostly takes place in the Netherlands.
Liam Cruz
Sebastian Jackson
Is Anne Frank pregnant though?
Tyler Reyes
This man asks the right questions.
Tyler Scott
Yes, although she’s already popped by the time Watch on the Rhine begins in mid-December, 1944.
Jayden Jenkins
Eli Garcia
Parker Gutierrez
Alexander Morris
How the fuck did you find such an appropriate image so quickly
Gabriel Green
Dylan James
Made that photoshop awhile ago
Here’s one of Anne with an M1841 Mississippi rifle
Parker Phillips
Austin Roberts
Luke Parker
Where do you get all these colorizations?
Kayden Foster
original color, actually. I get them from various places. I think these ones might be from the NARA archives
Carson Campbell
Camden Clark
Owen Sullivan
Lucas Ortiz
Ayden Harris
Anthony Green
Taken at Honsfeld where a bunch of POWs got shot up by Peiper's men
Jackson Brooks
Levi Hall
Aiden Phillips
Peiper did nothing wrong.
Nolan Lopez
John Scott
Eli Hall
Jayden Jackson
Why is the gun appear to be peering inside the building?
Austin Miller
Nicholas Diaz
something probably hit the tank and killed/incapacitated the driver and the tank went forward until hitting the building
Ayden Rivera
>murdering nearly a hundred US soldiers in cold blood
>nothing wrong
Michael Fisher
Shooting through the building most likely
Connor Wright
fitting a ration box over the barrel to protect it from the elements
ignore him, he's just a pathetic Wehrb
Cameron Fisher
Robert Cooper
That cow is just sleeping r-right?
Jackson Baker
Even from a Wehraboo perspective, Peiper fucked up because he left survivors to tell the tale and didn't get rid of the bodies.
Tyler Torres
they went around executing survivors but a couple guys survived by playing dead. Not much point getting rid of the bodies because the whole "justification" for killing them was battlefield expediency. Peiper didn't want prisoners taken because "gotta go fast" and disposing of 100 bodies would take a lot of time especially with the frozen ground.
Charles Fisher
Ian Ross
Motherfucker looks sick of that shit
Dylan Wilson
Jason Sullivan
Nolan Phillips
>they went around executing survivors but a couple guys survived by playing dead.
The whole massacre was pretty botched in terms of execution. If they had wanted to kill them efficiently, forcing them into a confined space (such as a barn or church) and then killing them with automatic weapons or setting it ablaze would've been far more effective. Alternatively they could've separated the prisoners into more manageable groups and then killed them separately as was the Einastzgruppen procedure.
>Peiper didn't want prisoners taken because "gotta go fast" and disposing of 100 bodies would take a lot of time especially with the frozen ground.
Loading the bodies into trucks and them dumping them one by one at various points would've been fairly easy. That or Peiper could've piled them into a pyre and burned them (this was standard procedure at extermination camps that didn't have dedicated crematoria and the Germans had refined it into a near-art).
Leo Jones
Enough of an oldfag my father participated in the Battle of the Bulge.
>Be Dad
>Maintenance Company in the rear in France
>Germans push through
>Hey Maintenance company, take your trucks and empty out a motor pool before the Germans get there
>Drive all night from Nancy
>Get there, loads up a tank engine
>too much stuff to haul back, wat do?
>destroy the same part on every motor so they can't be used
>destroys the distributor
>hears gunfire as he is driving off
Closest my dad ever saw to combat.
Pic related, his ride throughout the war was a Dodge WC-63
Robert Martin
My uncle was with the 314th during the battle of the bulge. Most of his unit was wiped out and he ran his 1919 till try and was subsequently captured. He was stripped of his cold weather gear including his boots and marched to Germany. Developed frostbite on his feet along the way and eventually made it out of a POW camp in April '45.
Does not hate Germans.
LOVES Serbs because they shared food with him and the Americans.
Does not like Canadians/British because they would not.
Does not like French because they were supposed to re-enforce the 314th if the Germans attacked...they did not. He attributes the loss of his unit to the French.
Elijah Miller
>let me tell you how this warcrime could have been conducted much more efficiently
Jow Forums in a nutshell
Landon Miller
Grayson Young
>That filename
Wanna know how I know you’re memeing
Oliver Hall
What do you mean, Kamer- I mean "buddy?" Just posting some of our American forces that are working hard to counter the German attack.
Adam Moore
kek
Camden Ramirez
Someone likes chewing their fingernails
Cooper Torres
Jow Forumsek
Hunter Thomas
596 engineers of the 517th parachute regimental combat team. G-pa on left.
Logan Garcia
596 and 517 marching to Ardenes Forrest
Joshua Perry
God US troops looked so based back then
Noah Perez
>american
sure Hans
Jayden Scott
Jose Perez
is that a fucking doll head on that armored vehicle?
Robert Thomas
That photo is of Hans Tragarsky when he and his squad finished ambushing a m7 patrol car
Liam Carter
Luke Torres
Landon Thompson
Zachary Russell
Kevin Carter
Easton Richardson