The Allied invasion as you've never seen it before:

superbeets · Dec 15, 2018

[h=2]The Allied invasion as you've never seen it before: Stunning colorized photographs show the Battle of the Bulge in one of the final encounters of World War II[/h]

Battle of the Bulge was the last major German offensive campaign on the Western Front during World War II
It was launched through the densely forested Ardennes region of Wallonia in eastern Belgium, northeast France, and Luxembourg
Incredible pictures were brought to life by colorist Royston Leonard, 55, an electrician from Wales

superbeets · Dec 15, 2018

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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

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82nd Airborne Div 325th glider regiment soldier with an M1919 browning 30-cal gun in Odrimont, Belgium

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Panzergrenadier-SS Kampfgruppe Hansen in action during clashes in Poteau against Task Force Myers, 18 December 1944

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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

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99th inf div 535th soldier and his dog in Belgium in pictured here in a moment of calm between the two

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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

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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

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Members of the US 101st Airborne division move out of Bastogne

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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

GasMan · Dec 15, 2018

Only thoughts that come to mind is Thank You to these brave young men who sacrificed everything.

I also digress into thinking what if we asked our current millennials to make this same sacrifice.

StevieRay · Dec 16, 2018

Gas Man said:
Only thoughts that come to mind is Thank You to these brave young men who sacrificed everything.

I also digress into thinking what if we asked our current millennials to make this same sacrifice.

Lol. Good one

flashmo · Dec 16, 2018

Gas Man said:
Only thoughts that come to mind is Thank You to these brave young men who sacrificed everything.

I also digress into thinking what if we asked our current millennials to make this same sacrifice.

Would never happen..they are WAY too big a bunch of pussies

stock07 · Dec 16, 2018

Thanks for the post super, love seeing these old pictures.

Seymour · Dec 16, 2018

Gas Man said:
Only thoughts that come to mind is Thank You to these brave young men who sacrificed everything.

I also digress into thinking what if we asked our current millennials to make this same sacrifice.

Just like the French people abandoned Paris and started walking to Bordeux - the millenials would flee SF and NYC and walk to Toronto

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