SC 364317 - Mortarmen of Company "D," 87th Chemical Battalion, 84th Division, receive fire orders while eating chow.
They began firing shells toward the Belgian town of Cielle, 4,000 yards away. 9 January, 1945. Photographer: Tesser. Photo Source: U.S. National Archives. Digitized by Signal Corps Archive.
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- 1945
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- Signal Corps Archive from United States
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- Wikimedia Commons
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