Category:5th Infantry Division (United States)

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Media in category "5th Infantry Division (United States)"

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  111-SC-411773 - Four infantrymen, members of two patrols that closed the escape gap east of Metz cutting off the escape of the encircled Germans in the town, shake hands after their mission has been accomplished.jpg 3,872 × 3,184; 1.13 MB
  
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  3048 Schoup UStroops.original.jpg 1,600 × 1,075; 601 KB
  
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  5th Division Insignia - NARA - 5711914 (page 2).jpg 2,928 × 4,243; 3.24 MB
  
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  5th Inf Div patch.jpg 400 × 514; 38 KB
  
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  A member of the 4th Bn., 6th Inf., 5th Inf. Div., aims his M-16A2 rifle through a barbed wire fence during a joint exercise involving units of the Army, Navy, and Air Force - DPLA - aa2cf6e6e10cf48741a7bc6fd1fc6235.jpeg 2,820 × 1,920; 1.89 MB
  
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  A rear view of the M3 Bradley at Fort Polk.jpeg 2,940 × 1,940; 3.41 MB
  
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  American soldiers rejoice at the Armistice, 11th November 1918. (45780427912).jpg 3,140 × 2,037; 4.03 MB
  
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  D300 USmonument Iechternach-1.JPG 3,997 × 2,661; 3.75 MB
  
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  D300 USmonument Iechternach.JPG 2,495 × 3,747; 2.55 MB
  
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  Diekirch National Museum of Military History oversteken Süre 8-01-2012 16-12-22.png 4,288 × 2,848; 21.13 MB
  
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  First Caucus of American Legion.jpg 3,006 × 2,379; 1.48 MB
  
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  Fontainebleau.jpg 250 × 271; 18 KB
  
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  German atrocities. Germany, Poland & Czechoslovakia - NARA - 292593.jpg 2,440 × 3,000; 1.93 MB
  
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  Heavily bombed street in Bitburg, Germany, 28 February 1945 (148727214).jpg 1,192 × 942; 770 KB
  
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  Men of 61st Infantry Munitions and Ration Detail getting their Corn Willie for breakfast in stone quarry which was formerly utilized by Germans until driven out by men of 5th Div. N - DPLA - c3fff25a271e61847e2e2b7bc4f1b32d.jpg 8,459 × 5,718; 19.85 MB
  
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  Metz1944-1.jpg 748 × 498; 118 KB
  
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  The official history of the Fifth division, U. S. A., during the period of its organization and of its operations in the European world war, 1917-1919. The Red diamond (Meuse) division (IA officialhistoryo00soci).pdf 1,033 × 1,456, 480 pages; 26.61 MB
  
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  Paris Caucus (March 1919).jpg 2,052 × 1,282; 862 KB
  
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  Photograph of Major Harold O. Prudell, Catholic Chaplain of the 5th Infantry Division - DPLA - bffcb85271c121c0e9bbc2198af9371a.jpg 2,192 × 2,659; 2.73 MB
  
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  Records of the world war. Field orders. 1918. 5th division (IA recordsofwarfiel00unit).pdf 818 × 1,354, 188 pages; 10.67 MB
  
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  SC 195669 - A U.S. Army infantry division sets up its headquarters in the boiler room of an old French mine near Trieux, France. 21 October, 1944. (52608176002).jpg 5,180 × 4,077; 2.25 MB
  
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  SC 195759 - American soldiers of the 5th Division give this German tank a close scrutiny. 29 October, 1944. (52609452368).jpg 5,509 × 4,425; 1.81 MB
  
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  SC 195760 - General view of a tank destroyer maintenance area, somewhere in France. 29 October, 1944. (52609446053).jpg 5,605 × 4,395; 2.25 MB
  
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  SC 196144 - Members of an infantry unit ride a train running through the Maginot Line defenses near Errouville, France. 31 October, 1944. (51968955100).jpg 5,335 × 4,055; 1.96 MB
  
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  SC 201500-S - When his platoon halted momentarily while moving through newly captured Bitburg, Germany, filling station was selected by Pfc. Carl Mattes, of Columbus, O., for brief rest. (53006332046).jpg 5,421 × 4,043; 1.69 MB
  
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  SC 201556-S - Wreckage lines the streets of Bitburg, Germany, heavily bombed before the 5th Infantry Division of the U.S. Third Army took the town. 28 February, 1945. (53008538243).jpg 4,915 × 3,756; 2.27 MB
  
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  SC 201590-S - Men of 5th Infantry Division, U.S. Third Army, move through the littered streets of newly-captured Bitburg. 28 February, 1945. (53008456425).jpg 5,224 × 4,180; 2.23 MB
  
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  SC 201661 - Chief switchboard operator, T 5 Sam Lepuna of Chicago, Ill., 5th Division, 3rd U.S. Army, puts a call through from his frontline post near Schankweiler, Germany. 24 February, 1945. (53009888016).jpg 5,200 × 4,064; 1.77 MB
  
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  SC 270677 - These men are part of the 2nd Infantry Regiment, 5th Infantry Division, that was pinned down for a day and a half before American tanks reached and relieved them near Diekirch, Luxembourg. (52278358101) (cropped).jpg 5,507 × 3,587; 4.85 MB
  
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  SC 270677 - These men are part of the 2nd Infantry Regiment, 5th Infantry Division, that was pinned down for a day and a half before American tanks reached and relieved them near Diekirch, Luxembourg. (52278358101).jpg 5,697 × 4,322; 5.76 MB
  
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  SC 270678 - Preceded by a tank for heavy support, men of the 1st Battalion, 10th Regiment, 5th Infantry Division, file out of Nachmanderscheid, Province of Luxembourg, carrying their munitions of war. (52294260255).jpg 5,615 × 4,272; 2.22 MB
  
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  SC 270678 - Preceded by a tank for heavy support, men of the 1st Battalion, 10th Regiment, 5th Infantry Division, file out of Nachmanderscheid, Province of Luxembourg, carrying their munitions of war.jpg 5,615 × 4,272; 1.79 MB
  
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  SC 270681 - Men of the 5th Inf. Div., U.S. Third Army, file through Nazi roadblock into the newly captured town of Corweiler, Germany. 16 March, 1945. (52276521640).jpg 5,605 × 4,400; 9.27 MB
  
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  SC 270682 - 5th Division infantry of the 3rd U.S. Army march over bridge in Castellaun, Germany, to clear forests left by the 4th Armored Division, south of Reisweiler. 18 March, 1945. (52294020936).jpg 5,246 × 4,059; 2.49 MB
  
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  SC 270683 - Infantrymen of the 5th Division, U.S. Third Army, march on Wintersbach, Germany, to clear out the few remaining Nazis cut off from their main units. 18 March, 1945. (52273946132).jpg 4,422 × 5,586; 8.68 MB
  
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  SC 270684 - Men of the 11th Regt., 5th Inf. Div., U.S. Third Army, march across rough ground enroute to Winterbach, Germany, to clear out German soldiers cut off from their main troops. 18 March, 1945. (52290627997).jpg 4,124 × 5,257; 1.9 MB
  
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  SC 270685 - Infantrymen of the 11th Regt., 5th Div., U.S. Third Army, march across rough ground enroute to Winterbach, Germany, to clear out German soldiers cut off from their main troops in retreat. 18 March, 1945. (52276512810).jpg 4,414 × 5,584; 8.3 MB
  
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  SC 270687 - 3rd U.S. Army infantrymen load onto tank destroyer in Konigstadien, Germany, as they drive deeper into Germany. 25 March, 1945. (52279047240).jpg 5,337 × 4,235; 8.35 MB
  
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  SC 270690 - Men of Baker Company, Fifth Infantry Division, move up through the woods outside Neuheim, enroute to Schweinheim, Germany, with tank support. (52291598526).jpg 5,558 × 4,252; 3.58 MB
  
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  SC 270691 - Infantrymen of the 5th Division, 3rd U.S. Army, skirt the newly-taken town of Grevenstein, Germany, to attack a nearby hill which the Germans are using for an observation post. 11 April, 1945. (52292878657).jpg 5,055 × 4,080; 2.46 MB
  
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  SC 270693 - Halftrack moves through two columns of infantrymen of the 5th Division, First U.S. Army, advancing along mountain road to Grevenstein, Germany, in the Ruhr Pocket. (52292085445).jpg 5,216 × 4,176; 2.13 MB
  
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  SC 270694 - 5th Infantry Division troops of the 1st U.S. Army advance on the town of Recklinghausen, Germany. (52276266309).jpg 5,404 × 4,193; 6.91 MB
  
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  SC 270830 - Infantrymen of the 2nd Bn., 60th Regt., 9th Division, U.S. First Army, move forward to cross the Roer River and attack Nideggen, Germany. 27 February, 1945. (52317030399).jpg 4,320 × 5,609; 1.74 MB
  
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  SC 364266 - Cpl. James Boyd, Riverside, Cal., and Pfc. Edgar Lsquerr(?), Springfield, Mass., operate a 4.2 mortar which is throwing smoke shells to cover the crossing of the 5th Division troops over the Sauer River.jpg 5,497 × 4,503; 2.34 MB
  
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  Soldiers of the U.S. 5th Infantry Division in the ruins of Bitburg, Germany, 28 February 1945 (148727218).jpg 1,048 × 1,039; 649 KB
  
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  Three 5th Infantry Division (Mechanized) soldiers inspect a Soviet-made ZPU-4 14.5mm anti-aircraft machine gun left behind by Panamanian Defense Force soldiers who fled the base during the early stages of Operation Just Cause.jpg 2,820 × 1,870; 1.25 MB
  
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  Vietnam....A member of the 5th Infantry Division (Mechanized) Looks out over the fog-shrouded A Shau Valley. - NARA - 531459.tif 2,356 × 3,000; 6.74 MB