US Army bomb disposal personnel Irving Byington and William Woolfolk with civilians, La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945

Caption     US Army bomb disposal personnel Irving Byington and William Woolfolk with civilians, La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945 ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbaseWoolfolk-Heavrin Collection
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Photos at Same Place La Louvière, Wallonie, Belgium
Added By C. Peter Chen
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1. Robert Woolfolk says:
16 Dec 2019 07:03:41 PM

Soldier on left is Irving Byington of Utah, soldier on right is my father, William Woolfolk . They are pictured with two of the civilians who helped them dig down to the bombs so they could disarm them. The ladies and children are family members of the workers. My father continued to correspond with them for 30 years.

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