An American soldier from the 7th US Army is photographed with a captured German StG 44 assault rifle in the French city of Château-Salins (Salzburgen)

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An American soldier from the 7th US Army is photographed with a captured German StG 44 assault rifle in the French city of Château-Salins (Salzburgen) Stock Photo
An American soldier from the 7th US Army is photographed with a captured German StG 44 assault rifle in the French city of Château-Salins (Salzburgen) Stock Photo

An American soldier from the 7th US Army is photographed with a captured German StG 44 assault rifle in the French city of Château-Salins (Salzburgen)

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