

| Members of B Battery 863d FA Bn examine a German Nebelwerfer "Screaming Meenie" launcher. 1945 Photo furnished by Ronald Dunlap |
| S/Sgt Robert Werkheiser (standing on the right)- Headquarters 255th Infantry Regiment somewhere in Germany 1945 |
| Troops from the 255th Infantry Regiment moving through Achen, France-Jan 1945 |
| L-R: Pfc Thomas J. Holmes and Pfc George L. Pallatt Jr, B Company 363d Medical Battalion, Germany 1945 |
| L-R: T/5 John D. Harmon Jr, Cpl William PC Howe,and Pfc Howard F. Dart, B Company 363d Medical Battalion, Germany 1945 |
| Bottom row- second soldier from the left- Pfc Gerald F. Grant- Top Row::-Left S/Sgt Paul V. Noble, Pfc Thomas J. Holmes and Pfc Geroge L. Pallatt Jr- others not identified (B Company 363d Medical Battalion, Germany 1945) |

| S/Sgt Lawrence J. McGowan, A Company, 254th Infantry Regiment while in hospital in France after being wounded during the battle of Jebsheim, France, Jan 1945. S/Sgt McGowan was killed in action on 12 April 1945 in Ingelfingen, Germany |
| L-R: Pfc Robert E. Nielson, T/5 Carl F. Brass Jr and Pfc Roy Lermond. Communications Platoon, Hq 2d Battalion, 254th Infantry Regiment. Photo taken 19 March 1945 in Eschringen, Germany where these men "liberated" a tailor shop just prior to breaking through the German West Wall (Siegfried Line) |

| Copy of painting depicting 254th Infantry Regiment soldiers in the Battle of Jebsheim, January 1945. Provided by Sgt John Burney, A Company 254th Infantry Regiment |