A set of American aerial photographs dated December 1944. These are original black and white prints, marked US31/3864 27 Dec 44 F/24 11/10PC 1030 A 20 000. The plates are numbered 1147, 1151, 1148, 2165, 1156, 2166, 1150, 2094, 1149, 2974, 1157, 1145 and 1146. The views identify the towns of Frenet, Givry, Givroulle, Beau Platteau, Senonchamps, Gerimont Rouette and Salle Wigny. There is some wear and a characteristic patina to all the items. Condition II+. These locations are in the province of Luxembourg, Belgium, an area that saw intense fighting during the Battle of the Bulge (16 December 1944 - 25 January 1945). The village of Givry was the scene of intense fighting between American and German forces. Aerial photographs dated 27 December 1944 show the extent of the fighting in the area. In Gerimont, on 20 January 1945, American soldiers were photographed warming themselves around a fire, illustrating the harsh winter conditions they faced. Senonchamps, near Bastogne, served as a fallback and supply point for the Allied troops. Set of American aerial photographs dated December 1944. These are original black and white prints bearing the marking US31/3864 27 Dec 44 F/24 11/10PC 1030 A 20 000. The photographs are numbered 1147, 1151, 1148, 2165, 1156, 2166, 1150, 2094, 1149, 2974, 1157, 1145, and 1146. The views identify locations including Frenet, Givry, Givroulle, Beau Plateau, Senonchamps, Gerimont, Rouette, and Salle Wigny. The items show visible wear and a characteristic period patina. Condition rated as II+. These localities are situated in the province of Luxembourg, Belgium-a region that witnessed intense combat during the Battle of the Bulge (December 16, 1944 - January 25, 1945). The village of Givry saw heavy fighting between American and German forces. Aerial photographs dated December 27, 1944, capture the extent of the clashes in the area. In Gerimont, on January 20, 1945, American soldiers were photographed warming themselves around a fire, illustrating the harsh winter conditions they faced. Senonchamps, located near Bastogne, served as a fallback and resupply point for Allied troops.