113th FA Bn on the road during t

113th FA Bn on the road during the drive through France, Sept. 1944

The Drive through France, Sept. 1944

Tongeren, Belgium, Sept. 1944

113th FA Bn moving through a Belgian town, Sept. 1944

Fort Eben Emael, Belgium, Sept. 1944

Destroyed bridge at Vise, Belgium, Sept. 1944

Pontoon bridge across the Albert Canal south of Vise, Belgium, Sept. 1944

Albert Canal, Belgium, Sept. 1944

Maj. Rodman, Ex) 113th FA Bn on the bank of the Meuse River, Belgium, Sept. 1944

Meuse River south of Vise, Belgium, Sept. 1944

Meuse River, Belgium, Sept. 1944

113th FA Bn crossing the Meuse River south of Vise, Belgium, Sept. 1944

Pontoon Bridge over the Meuse River, south of Vise, Belgium, Sept. 1944

AA Section crossing the Meuse south of Vise, Belgium Sept. 1944

Earthworks near Gulpin, Netherlands, Sept. 1944

Dutch children of the Ronchers family, Banholt, Holland, Sept. 1944. Van Heely had a reunion with them in 1999.

Capt. Dick Binnicker, Lt. Col. Griffin, Maj. Rodman and Capt. Bernard Levy with a group of children at Fall-et.Meer.

Dutch refugees streaming back from Kerkrade through Heerlerbaan, Holland, Sept. 1944. These following photos were taken at the corner of the Bautscherweg and Wienweg near Valkenhuizen, which is halfway between Kerkrade and Simpelveld. This junction doesn't exist anymore. Information: Paul Geilenkirchen

Dutch refugees streaming back from Kerkrade through Heerlerbaan, Holland, Sept. 1944

113th FA Bn CP at Heerlerbaan, Holland, Sept. 1944

House next to 113th FA Bn CP at Heerlerbaan, Holland, Sept. 1944

Slag pile at Terwinselen, Holland, Sept. 1944. The slag heap or waste heap belonged to the coal mine Wilhelmina in Terwinselen, which was a suburb of Kerkrade. This coal mine was closed in the seventies, the waste heap is now used by Snow World.

Capt. Bernard J. Levy on the slag pile at the Queen Wilhelmina mine, Terwinselen, Holland, Sept. 1944

Terwinselen, Holland from the slag pile Sept. 1944

From the OP in Terwinselen, Holland Sept. 1944