SC 196164 - Sgt. William P. Loveland, left, of Galax, Pa., operates a flamethrower, as M Sgt. Ashley L. Petit, right, of Charleston S.C., stands by to assist him.
Both men are members of a chemical warfare unit attached to an infantry unit north of Aachen, Germany. 5 November, 1944. 30th Infantry Division. Photographer: T/5 A.R. Guin, 167th Signal Photo Co. Photo Source: U.S. National Archives. Digitized by Signal Corps Archive.
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- 1944-11-05
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