File:111-SC-320865 - Troops in a Jeep in Carentan, France.jpg
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Photo of American troops of the 101st Airborne Division in Carentan. In the center are 5 101st troopers of the 81st AAA Battalion (which can be determined from the triangle helmet markings), pulling an artillery gun with a Willys MB. The other 8's unit(s) are uncertain for now. {{NARA-image-full |
Title = Troops in a Jeep in Carentan, France | Description = Original Caption: "Troops in a jeep tow light artillery through a street in Carentan, France, the first French town taken by the Allied armies." Original Field Number: ETO-HQ-44-5130. Photographer: Lt. Collier | NAID = 176888622 | Local_identifier = 111-SC-320865 | URL = https://catalog.archives.gov/id/176888622 | Creator = Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. (9/18/1947 – 3/1/1964) | Author = Lt Collier | Location = Carentan | Date = 12 June 1944 | Record_group = Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer | Record_group_NAID = 440 | Series = U.S. Army Signal Corps Photographs Of Military Activity During World War II and The Korean Conflict, 1941–1954 | Series_NAID = 531473 | File_unit = France - Normandy Invasion: Omaha and Utah Beaches | File_unit_NAID = 174692983
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|Title = Troops in a Jeep in Carentan, France |Description = Original Caption: "Troops in a jeep tow light artillery through a street in Carentan, France, the first French town taken by the Allied armies." Original Field Number: ETO-HQ-44-5130. Photographer: Lt. Collier |NAID = 176888622 |Local_identifier = 111-SC-320865 |URL = https://catalog.archives.gov/id/176888622 |Creator = Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. (9/18/1947 – 3/1/1964) |Author = Lt Collier |Location = Carentan |Date = 12 June 1944 |Record_group = Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer |Record_group_NAID = 440 |Series = U.S. Army Signal Corps Photographs Of Military Activity During World War II and The Korean Conflict, 1941–1954 |Series_NAID = 531473 |File_unit = France - Normandy Invasion: Omaha and Utah Beaches |File_unit_NAID = 174692983
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| Title | Troops in a Jeep in Carentan, France |
| Description | Original Caption: "Troops in a jeep tow light artillery through a street in Carentan, France, the first French town taken by the Allied armies." Original Field Number: ETO-HQ-44-5130. Photographer: Lt. Collier |
| NAID | 176888622 |
| Local identifier | 111-SC-320865 |
| URL | https://catalog.archives.gov/id/176888622 |
| Creator | Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. (9/18/1947 – 3/1/1964) |
| Author | Lt Collier |
| Location | Carentan |
| Date | 12 June 1944 |
| Record group | Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer |
| Record group NAID | 440 |
| Series | U.S. Army Signal Corps Photographs Of Military Activity During World War II and The Korean Conflict, 1941–1954 |
| Series NAID | 531473 |
| File unit | France - Normandy Invasion: Omaha and Utah Beaches |
| File unit NAID | 174692983 |
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