U.S. Army combat engineers remove booby trap from snow-covered, abandoned German tank, which was knocked out beyond Geromont, Belgium. Germans painted white star on tank to make it resemble American armor. Left to right: CPL. Peter A. Piar, Philadelphia, PA; LT. John D. Perkins, Alliance, Ohio, and PFC Calvin J. Dupre, Houma, LA." "391 Com Eng, 30 INF Div, beyond Geromont, Belgium." Date: 15 January 1945. III-SC 198715, Credit NARA.
A German prisoner is marched past a burning Nazi tank on a Belgian road. Sgt. Bernard Cook of Los Angeles, Calif of the 165th Photo Company, 1st US Army, walks behind the captured soldier. "165th Photo Co, FUSA, Krinkelt, Belg." Date: 17 December 1944. III-SC 198468, Credit NARA.
A German tank burns fiercely after having been knocked out by an American Sherman tank on the road between Wirtzfeld
and Krinkelt, Belgium. "Near Krinkelt, Belgium." Date: 17 December 1944. III-SC 198469, Credit NARA.
A German Mark IV tank knocked out by American artillery fire. One shot entered the tank, exploded and blew up the ammunition carried by the tank. The interior and its motors were completely demolished. Kasserine Pass, Tunisia." Date: 26 February 1943. III-SC 170100, Credit NARA.
American soldiers string communications wire over a German Panzer V, Panther G tank, knocked out in the
battle for Humain, Belgium."329th Regt., 83rd Division."Date: 28 December 1944. III-SC 198425, Credit NARA.