02-08-2008, 05:07 PM
This was a small photo I found in with Dad's WWII photo negatives.
He wrote on the back: "Two German soldiers who surrendered to us
on our way through Southern France." At the bottom he wrote "boxes of K rations".
It must've been in the early months after the Aug 15th landing, because
our guys are shirtless (what would Patton have said?) ![]()
It sure wouldn't be warm for long!
Looks like Dad drew little arrows over the heads of the Germans
(the picture was so small I thought at first that they were branches).
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