Fioles medicales americaines provenant de l hopital de campagne de la 101ᵉ Airborne. Differents modeles en verre, toutes issues de l emplacement de l hopital de campagne de la 101ᵉ Airborne a Bastogne. Il s agit de pieces de fouille. Pendant la bataille des Ardennes en decembre 1944, la 101e division aeroportee a etabli un hopital de campagne pres de Herbaimont, a l’ouest de Bastogne, pour soigner les soldats blesses. Cette installation, mise en place par la 326e compagnie medicale aeroportee, etait strategiquement situee a l’ecart des lignes de front. Cependant, dans la nuit du 19 decembre, les forces allemandes ont pris l’hopital d’assaut, capturant le personnel medical ainsi que les patients. Cette perte a gravement affecte les capacites medicales de la division pendant le siege de Bastogne. Selon les informations du vendeur, cette piece provient Barriere Hinch Lavacherie. En decembre 1944, Lavacherie se trouvait a proximite immediate de la ligne de front lors de l offensive allemande connue sous le nom de Bataille des Ardennes. Cette offensive surprise, lancee le 16 decembre, visait a percer les lignes alliees et a s emparer du port d Anvers. La region de SainteOde, dont fait partie Lavacherie, a ete le theatre de mouvements de troupes et d affrontements intenses. Le 19 decembre 1944, des unites medicales americaines, notamment la 326th Airborne Medical Company de la 101e division aeroportee, ont etabli un hopital de campagne a SainteOde. Dans la nuit, des troupes allemandes, utilisant des vehicules et uniformes captures, ont attaque cet hopital, causant des pertes importantes parmi les blesses et le personnel medical. Plusieurs soldats americains ont ete tues ou faits prisonniers lors de cet assaut. Etat II. American medical vials from the 101st Airborne field hospital. Various glass models, all recovered from the site of the 101st Airborne field hospital at Bastogne. These are excavation finds. During the Battle of the Ardennes in December 1944, the 101st Airborne Division established a field hospital near Herbaimont, west of Bastogne, to treat wounded soldiers. This facility, set up by the 326th Airborne Medical Company, was strategically located away from the front lines. However, on the night of December 19, German forces assaulted the hospital, capturing medical personnel and patients. This loss severely impacted the division’s medical capabilities during the siege of Bastogne. According to the seller, this item comes from Barriere Hinch Lavacherie. In December 1944, Lavacherie was very close to the front line during the German offensive known as the Battle of the Ardennes. This surprise offensive, launched on December 16, aimed to break through Allied lines and capture the port of Antwerp. The SainteOde area, including Lavacherie, witnessed troop movements and intense fighting. On December 19, 1944, American medical units, notably the 326th Airborne Medical Company of the 101st Airborne Division, established a field hospital in SainteOde. During the night, German troops, using captured vehicles and uniforms, attacked this hospital, causing heavy casualties among the wounded and medical staff. Several American soldiers were killed or taken prisoner during this assault. Condition II.