Ninth U.S. Army launches surprise Assault -- Infantrymen of the Ninth U.S. Army clear a captured slit trench where a dead Nazi soldiers lies face downward on Reich soil. Ninth Army forces, which were moved secretly across France, Belgium and Holland and placed on a front between Geilenkirchen and Eschweiler, Germany, captured five German towns in the first few hours of fighting after a new all-out offensive was launched November 16, 1944. by six allied armies closing in on the Reich. December 17, 1944. (Photo by Keystone Photo).

Ninth U.S. Army launches surprise Assault -- Infantrymen of the Ninth U.S. Army clear a captured slit trench where a dead Nazi soldiers lies face downward on Reich soil. Ninth Army forces, which were moved secretly across France, Belgium and Holland and placed on a front between Geilenkirchen and Eschweiler, Germany, captured five German towns in the first few hours of fighting after a new all-out offensive was launched November 16, 1944. by six allied armies closing in on the Reich. December 17, 1944. (Photo by Keystone Photo).

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