Great episode. Very well done and informative. My dad was in the 394th Regiment of the 99th Division. They were to the south of the 393rd Regiment, at the southern flank of the 99th Division. When the 99th Division moved into the line, G-2, Intelligence, told them that the Germans had one horse-drawn artillery piece across from their position. When the artillery barrage started on December 16, 1944, several GIs thought the Germans were working that poor horse to death!

My father-in-law was a sergeant with Company K of the 393rd. Ended up catching shrapnel in February after the Battle of the Bulge and was sent to a hospital in France.

I went yesterday to this place, did a hike around, watched the trenches and honoured the monument at Hollerather Knie. After now 77 years you can easily see the trenches, and, of course, the Panzersperre and some blown up bunkers. But I didn't expect the trenches would be so easy to see.

Thank you very much for putting this together, Robby. My biological father, Albert Lewis Hawkins, was in the 99th, Company A, 393rd Regiment. He made it home, but obviously didn't cope very well. He deserted mom and had a troubled life. When my sister and I were married and had kids, Richard Hess , who fought alongside Albert, visited us and told us a little of their experience. I have some memoirs of Richard's. After reading those, and further research, I began to see why Albert's life turned out the way it did ; but I'm grateful God gave us a REAL dad. If anyone out there has any knowledge of Albert serving with a family member, if his name is mentioned in any accounts your family has, I would love to hear about it, have a copy of any records you have.

Great video! My mom's father was in the 393rd regiment 99th Infantry Division. He came back from the war in 1946 and married my grandmother. I wish I knew him. He died in 1963 at 44 years old. My mom was only 15 when she lost her father.

Yes, I found it recently and posted. Thank you! I’m following you so I’m looking forward to seeing more of your work. Wishing you success in all you do!

Fantastic video work and screenwriter. I like all his videos. You are talented

Thanks for the video... gives a view of history that I will never see in person.

Each year, I go to the grave of 2nd Lt Lennie Holloway, mortar leader platoon, Cie K, 3st Bn, 393rd, in homage.

my father was a gunner on a 105 with the 370 filed artillery. wounded Dec 14, 1944

December 16, 2019 marks the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge.

Sehr gut, genau an dieser Stelle war ich auch schon

Great video and nice music! where did you make the video?

There is a gentleman from the 99th that would like to talk with you about your awesome drone footage. Do you have a way he could get in touch with you? Thanks!

great!!!

Do you have drone footage from where F Company was?

is dit bij rocherath?