Three Battle-Weary GIs of the 314th Infantry Await Rest After the Front Lines in France (October 25, 1944)

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Three GIs with the 314th Infantry Regiment, 79th Infantry Division, await transport to a rest camp after being pulled off of the front lines near La Neuveville, France – October 25, 1944

Identified as Left to right: Pfc. Arthur H. Muth, Allentown, Pa., Sgt. Carmine H. Sileo, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Sgt. Kelly C. Lasalle, Jeanette, Pa.

US Army Signal Corps – SC 195623

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