What American Soldiers Did When Germans Waved White Flags and Then Opened Fire D
At December 17th, 1944. The Ardennes Forest, Belgium. 800 hours. The snow is falling in silence. Corporal James Ehlers of the 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion sits wedged in the back of a truck. His breath fogging in the frozen air. His rifle balanced across his knees. Around him, 83 other Americans ride in a…
