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| This map is from the
book: A History of the Second United States Armored Division 1940 to 1946 edited by Lt. Col. E. A. Trahan Albert Love Enterprises: Atlanta Published in 1946 |
This map shows the path of the 2nd Armored Division through Ciney,
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| A map of the "Battle of Ciney" courtesy of Rose Dewing Young Nurse, 130th General Hospital |
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"Battle of the Belgian Bulge" The Stars and Stripes Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1945 courtesy of Paul D. Abramson's daughter Jean Jacobsohn |
 "This is how the Belgian Bulge had shrunk from its maximum (black line) to its approximate present size (white border)." |
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2nd Armored Division Maps Ciney |
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| German Tank after the Bulge Paul Witmer - December 1944 |
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| Ciney, Belgium December 1944 Jim Armour on the road to Ciney. "We didn't see the sign... |
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The Ciney Railroad Station |
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This building
was used by the Americans during the battle of the Bulge.
The Belgian underground/volunteers also used this
building during the war. |
 Chateau DeBoux |
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| This was used by the Americans during the war. |  Le Chateau St. Roch |
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| Belgium, December 1944 "A house which is near the hospital. The little town of Ciney is in the background. |
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| March 1945 In front of the 130th John Stamos and "Friends" Can you identify any of these men? |
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