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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2020 · 9 MIN

Episode 34: December 17th - December 19th, 1944 (The Battle of the Bulge)

from Letters from the Past · host Scott Ginther

The 489th Armored Field Artillery Division, 7th Armored Division, leaves Germany and enters Belgium to engage in the battle.   It was rumored -- more vaguely -- that there was some sort of trouble. Overhead there was a recurrent spluttering roar every fifteen minutes and through the clouds, the evil-looking plane-like buzz-bomb darted on its way west.   Our immediate situation did not look too promising.  

The 489th Armored Field Artillery Division, 7th Armored Division, leaves Germany and enters Belgium to engage in the battle.   It was rumored -- more vaguely -- that there was some sort of trouble. Overhead there was a recurrent spluttering roar every fifteen minutes and through the clouds, the evil-looking plane-like buzz-bomb darted on its way west.   Our immediate situation did not look too promising.

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