SC 192104 - Entrance to this German command post was found by American troops when they entered St. Lo. This tunnel under high rock cliff. It was thoroughly mined. 29 July, 1944

SC 191887-S - This is part of the residential district of St. Lo. A German command post, thoroughly mined, was found under the cliff on the left. 29 July, 1944

SC 192099 - Super foxhole capable of fitting 75 men and officers. Near Marigny, France. 30 July, 1944.*

SC 192008 - Troops examine a German block house in St. Lo after the Americans drove the Nazis from the city. 27 July, 1944

SC 191955 - Small U.S. patrols search through the ruins of St. Lo, France, to eliminate any remaining German artillery observers who may direct German artillery fire to the town from the Nazi positions south of the town. 26 July, 1944

SC 191954 - A Yank patrol picks its way through the village of St. Lo, France, now in blasted ruins after its fall to the Allies

SC 192156 - Infantry patrol hugs hedgerow by lane in St. Lo, France, as German artillery shells burst overhead. Germans were using timed fire from gun emplacements south of city. 23 July, 1944

SC 192041 - Allied vehicles moving up to new lines ahead through what is left of a section of St. Lo, France, after its capture by American troops. 29 July, 1944

SC 191953 - A Yank patrol picks its way through the blasted ruins of St. Lo, France, toward the Notre Dame cathedral, to rid the town of any possible French or German artillery spotters who might still be there. 25 July, 1944