Because of absence I can show you only now our new Now and Then website about the Liberation of my hometown Noorbeek.
We were liberated by the 30th Old Hickory Division. The 119th Regiment was the first regiment in our village.
Regards,
Frank
And now with an addition with 1 marvelous picture. Please leave your opinion about the site here or send an email to contact@12-09-1944.nl . If we can improve it we will do it.
Regards,
Frank
We are paratroopers. We are supposed to be surrounded.
Captain Winters in Bastogne 1944.
Liberation of Noorbeek and Roy Booher tribute:
I love the before and afters. When you see the color photographs, then you get an idea of what the vets themselves saw. Good job Frank. Thanks for the site. 
Marion J Chard
Proud Daughter of Walter 'Monday' Poniedzialek
540th Combat Engineer - H&S Company
You're welcome.
We are paratroopers. We are supposed to be surrounded.
Captain Winters in Bastogne 1944.
Liberation of Noorbeek and Roy Booher tribute:
Great pic's Frank I always like those then and now pic's do you have more? 
Thank you for sharing with us !!
VEE
Under every white cross of American Cemetery of Colleville (Normandy), sleeps a piece of Freedom
Thank you for the nice replies.
We are paratroopers. We are supposed to be surrounded.
Captain Winters in Bastogne 1944.
Liberation of Noorbeek and Roy Booher tribute:
Very well done! 
Amazing how some parts almost never change, even after 60+ years.
Here in the Ardennes, you see the same.
Sometimes you can almost see that Sherman or jeep passing by as the surroundings didn't change after all that time.
Erwin
704th Tank Destroyer Battalion
https://ardennes-breakthrough-association.com/
