post your Graves photos

[Humberto Corado]

Hi Humberto,

Here's some more photos for you.

Graves in front of collection station for the lightly wounded.

Thank you Larrister, great photos!!!

[Jean-Loup]

Not exactly on topic, but here are a couple more "contemporary photos" of german graves. (no worries, they are all on their way to a proper cemetery now)

[Jean-Loup]

This one still had his dog tag, with a bullet hole in it.

[Steve Campbell]

Here's my contribution.

[SvenWittnebel]

Somewhere in Poland

[Larrister]

Some graves photos from a 215 Inf. Division album.

[Larrister]

Chaplain.

[Larrister]

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[Larrister]

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[CarJon]

LSSAH Graves

LSSAH graves Ussy France near Falaise 1944. . . I will follow with some close-ups. . . since many like viewing the history of the departed. . .

CarJon

[CarJon]

Close ups LSSAH graveyard Ussy France. . . CarJon

[CarJon]

More close ups LSSAH graveyard Ussy France. . . CarJon

[CarJon]

Again more close ups LSSAH graveyard Ussy France. . . CarJon

[CarJon]

Last close ups LSSAH graveyard Ussy France. . . CarJon

[CarJon]

From the Dates on the Graves and the location here is the campaign:

July 25-30, 1944 — Operation Cobra (U.S. troops break out west of St. Lô). That and the fighting at the Falaise pocket which is not far from where this grave was located.

CarJon