' First sergeant Paul R. Ahiers of Cloquet, Minnesota (left) and First Lieutenant Joseph N.

' First sergeant Paul R. Ahiers of Cloquet, Minnesota (left) and First Lieutenant Joseph N. Callahan of the Bronx, New York (right), question a group of German women who were employed as radio operators at a large anti-aircraft battery near Blosein, Germany. They were taken with other prisoners when troops of the Second Infantry Division, First US Army, mopped up in the Blosein area. From D-Day (June6, 1944) to April 18, 1945, Allied armies on the western front took 2.055.575 prisoners'. Sergeant der 1e klasse Paul R, Ahiers of Cloquet, Minnesota (links) en 1e Luitenant Joseph N. Callahan of the Bronx, New York (rechts), ondervragen een groep Duitse vrouwen die werkten als radio-operators bij een grote luchtverdedigingsbatterij in de buurt van Blosein, Duitsland. \