17th Airborne in Bastogne

I hastily put this web page together with the thought that someone may want to view pictures of Bastogne and the surrounding country side. I hope you like the pictures.

The Center of Town the way it looks today.
This is tank that they have in the center of town as a monument.
Me in Bastogne standing near the tank.
Another pictures of down town Bastogne.

Not far from the city of Bastogne they have an historical center and monument. It's in the shape of a star and all of the states are engraved in the top. Inside the monument are walls dictated to the units that served.

This picture was taken of the Bastogne Historical Center.
The Monument.
Inside picture taken of the Army Units. This picture shows the 17th Airborne Division.
This picture was taken from the top of the Monument looking toward Bastogne.

I copied the article that Bill Lynch (193 MD) wrote about his recollections of January 7, 1945, and it can be viewed here (PDF Document 912 Kb).

The following picture was taken from the October/November 1997 17th Airborne Division publication, Thunder from Heaven. I hope they don't mine me using it here.

193 Aid Station, Mande-St-Etienne

This is me stand at the same place in February 1998.

Me at the Aid Station

The following are other pictures of the Aid Station.

Aid Station 1 and Aid Station 2.
This picture was taken looking away from the Aid Station.
The surrounding country side about half a mile from St Etienne.

This is a picture of my father.

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