



| Far right: Pfc Frank M. Mahoney, F Company 255th Infantry Regiment- Germany 1945. Others not identified |
| On the left: Pfc Frank M. Mahoney, F Company 255th Infantry Regiment, Germany 1945. The other soldier is not identified. |
| On the right: Pfc Frank M. Mahoney, F Company 255th Infantry Regiment- 1945. Other soldier not identified |



| L-R: Sgt Lester M. Hayes and S/Sgt Donald Katzensky, L Company, 254th Infantry Regiment, German 1945 |
| Sgt Lester M. Hayes, L Company, 254th Infantry Regiment, Germany 1945 |
| Members of L Company, 254th Infantry Regiment, Germany 1945. Not identified |

| S/Sgt George C. English, B Battery, 718th FA Bn in Germany, 1945. |

| Sgt George C. English, B Battery 718th FA Battalion just prior to his promotion to S/Sgt- Germany 1945 |

| L-R: T/5 Bernard P. Lucas, Hq Div Arty and T/5 David W. Foster, Hq 718th FA Bn after they had been transferred to the 84th Infantry Division and promoted to T/3. |

| On the left is Sgt James E. Buckner , Headquarters 1st Battalion, 253d Infantry Regiment in Germany 1945. Others in the photo are not identified |
| The following photos were sent in my Mrs Janet Malouin, daughter of T/5 William J. Schultz, Hq Btry 63d Div Artillery. Mrs Malouin found the photos in the National Archives while searching for information about her father's military service. |

| 63d Infantry Division soldiers sitting on a bridge at Bad Mergentheim, Germany and talking with a former Russian Soldier and his wife who had been held as prisoners of the Germans. L-R: Pfc John H. Carter, Albany NY , T/5 Al Kaplan, Chicago, IL, Pfc Fred E. Halverson, Revere,MN and Pfc Andrew B. Halbert, Belmont NY. Carter, Halverson and Halbert were assigned to B Company 363d Medical Battalion. 18 Jun 1945 |

| 63d Infantry Division soldiers pay honor to their comrades that died in action at ceremonies recognizing activation of the Blood and Fire Division. 15 Jun 1945- Germany |
| Last of the photos sent in by Mrs Malouin |

| T/4 Preston L. Fisher, 63d Reconnaissance Troop and a friend named "Chubby" at the Georges-Henri Club in Brussels, Belgium May 1945 |