Around the Area

Mike Salmon's Photos - Page 1

Photos from Tom Glennon - Frank Whatley - Bob Pratt

Douamont Ossuary, Verdun

Page 2 of Mike's Photos
Page 3 of Mike's Photos

In front of hangar 1	RF101 Voodoos	RF101 Voodoos	Ready Alert Zippo Pad	TRAB from the far side of the base
New alert hangers being built at TRAB	Toul Mountain and the destroyed town of St. Lucy	St. Lucy	St. Lucy	St. Lucy
St. Lucy	St. Lucy	Part of Prison Compound near St. Avold	Part of Prison Compound near St. Avold	Verdun - Deadman's Hill
French town west of TRAB	Chateau outside of Nancy	Luxembourg monument	Luxembourg City	Luxembourg
Home of Joan of Arc - Domremy	Joan of Arc Church at Domremy	Ceiling of Joan of Arc Church, Domremy	Plaque at Domremy	Monument of Joan of Arc receiving sword and armor Domremy
American Cemetery Gate, Lorraine	Lorraine American Cemetery	Lorraine American Cemetery	Lorraine American Cemetery	Route to American Cemetery
Bridge Construction near Waville	Bombed out building next to Toul Cathedral	Dabo, France	Dabo Church	TRAB - 4 winds corner
Air show F-100s	Air show sky divers	Back gate of TRAB	Base perimeter road at back gate	C-130 TRAB air show
C-133 Armed Forces Day '61	Church on TRAB	City of Toul	Crowd at air show June, '61	El Rancho Bar
F-100 Sky Blazer	F-104 at TRAB air show	French plane	French plane	Grass mowers
Metz Castle	Pont-a-Mousson bombed out church	RF-101 Voodoo	The High Rent District	The Movie House
The Sky Blazers June '61	TRAB 1962	Lawn cutters	Toul Cathedral	TRAB air show
TRAB air show - GIs and French girls	TRAB shopping mall	TRAB shopping mall	TRAB snack bar	View from barracks--B-66 deployed
View from barracks--B-66 in air	Voodoos in distance	Water going under Metz Castle	TRAB

Back Window Pictures of Douamont Ossuary, Verdun

(epp)Yes, there really are millions and millions of human bones here,
piled up exactly as you see them,
all French WW1 soldiers who died in the Battle of Verdun,
21 February 1916 - December 1916.
I've seen them, too

Website for the Ossuary

Bones 1

Bones 2

Bones 3

The Trench of the Bayonets

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