File:39th Infantry Brigade of the US Army crossing the Siegfried Line, Germany - September 1944.jpg

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English: The 39th Infantry saw action during WWII as part of the 3rd Armored Division. Pictured here, they are crossing the Dragon's Teeth of the Siegfried Line
Français : La 39th Infantry participa aux combats pendant la 2GM, en tant qu'élément de la 3rd Armored Division. Sur cette photo, des soldats franchissent les dents de dragon de la Ligne Siegfried
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Source History of the 39th Infantry Brigade, US Army (http://www.carson.army.mil/UNITS/F7ID/39th/39th_History.htm)
Author Unnamed US Army photographer

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