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Photos taken by Bob Phillips and other soldiers in Europe during WWII depict images of the Remagen Bridge and Gardelegen, Germany, among others. (Caution: Graphic)
Remagen Bridge: Kasch & Phillips, Remagen Bridge
Remagen Bridge: Kasch & Phillips
Remagen Bridge: Kasch, Tower at Remagen Bridge
Remagen Bridge: Phillips, July 8, 1945
Remagen Bridge: Phillips
Remagen Bridge: Radcliffe & Kasch
Remagen Bridge: Radcliffe & Phillips, July 8, 1945-Tower
Remagen Bridge: Radcliffe & Phillips
Remagen Bridge: Radcliffe
Remagen Bridge: Used by American forces before it collapses (Note- ''Flak Hill'')
Remagen Bridge: View of ground around bridge
Remagen: Radcliffe & Kasch, 7-8-45
1st Platoon- Machine guns
Bass, King, Medic, Johnny with 3rd Army- Nov. 1944
Bass, King, Medic, Phillips with 3rd Army in France Dec. 1944
Bass-Johnny with 3rd Army in France Nov. 1944
Bob Phillips- Brussels, Belgium March 1945
Bob Phillips
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Bodies taken from barn (Gardelegen, Germany)
Body of murdered French man, Altenkirchen, Germany
Brown at Gardelegen Germany- April 1945
Carry bodies about 400 yds to grave wrapped in white sheet.
Gardelegen- West door on the southside of the barn. Bodies were stacked four deep where they tried to escape.
German civilians digging bodies of French that were buried in trench- Altenkirchen
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German civilians removing 700 bodies from trench (Gardelegen, Germany)
German civilians were required to attend funeral of French. Civilians attending funeral at Altenkirhcen.
German civilians with sheets awaiting their turn to bury victims. Forced to stand where odor will be effective.
Gogal at Straeten, Germany. Feb-March 1945
Gogal
Individual graves for the French
Johnny and Johnny-Feb-Mar-'45, Straeten, Germany- On the Roer River
Johnson, Mitchell, Gogal
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Kasch at Gardelegen, Germany, April 1945 ( Families in Gardelegen are assigned graves must keep graves clean and have flowers on them at all times.)
Lt. Albert J. Gibeau- Co. D. 320th Inf. 35th Division killed in action January 16, 1945- Bastogne, Belgium
Lt. Shapiro at Munster Germany- June 1945
Marshall, Blum, Honeycutt with 3rd Army in France, Nov. 1944
Mitchell-Johnson, Straeten, Germany Feb-March 1945
''Pete'' Silvestri- Brussels, Belgium Dog Co. Driver- 320 Inf, 35th Div.
Pete Silvestri- Dieding, France, Dec. 1944
Phillips and French can- Dieding, France Oct. 1944
Phillips, Dieding, France Dec. 1944
Phillips, Dieding, France on Saar River, Dec. 1944
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Preparing Equipment to cross Rhine River with 9th Army-March 1945, Venlo, Holland (1st. Sgt. Lawson, Capt. Lynch, & Sgt. Cahal, Nicholson)
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Preparing Equipment to cross Rhine River with 9th Army-March 1945, Venlo, Holland (Lt. Shapiro, Sgt. Lawson, Cal. 30 & 50 machine guns)
Railroad and tank gun.
Remagen and the Rhine
Remagen Bridge and Flak Hill
Remagen Bridge Tower
Remagen, Germany view- Highway from Coblenz to Remagen
S.Sgt. Albert J. Gibeau, Oct. 1944-Chambrey, France
Stone Barn at Gardelegen, Germany April 1945
This photo taken by Germans- Note kilometers to London and Berlin
Venlo, Holland-March 1945
Victims are buried by German civilians of Gardelegen and American Eng. align the graves and crosses
View at Gardelegen, Germany April 1945
View of Altenkirchen, Germany
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View of barn, bodies of the victims and German civilians (Gardelegen, Germany)
