- the Losheim-
Losheimergraben road and the
armor of the
German SS 12th
Division began advancing towards the key road
junction at
Losheimergraben. Once past...
-
Kampfgruppe Peiper was to
travel the Lanzerath-
Losheimergraben road and
advance onto the town of
Losheimergraben,
immediately following the Waffen-SS infantry...
- 1944, the
American defensive line in the
Ardennes had a gap
south of
Losheimergraben.
General Leonard T. Gerow, in
command of V Corps,
recognized this area...
- Hüllscheid,
Igelmonder Hof, Igelmondermühle, Kehr, Krewinkel, Lanzerath,
Losheimergraben, Medendorf, Merlscheid, Weckerath. Its
component village of Krewinkel...
- Dietrich's
Sixth Panzer Army, had been
designated to take the Losheim-
Losheimergraben road, a key
route through the
Losheim Gap, but it was
closed by two...
- Bn.) of the 394th
Infantry Regiment, on the 16th
December 1944 at
Losheimergraben,
found itself in a
situation which turned into a
decisive battle with...
-
Peiper by
almost twenty-four hours. The plan was to
advance through Losheimergraben, but the two
infantry divisions tasked to open the
route for Kampfgruppe...
- in 1981. A
memorial plaque is
mounted on a
stone at the N626 at the
Losheimergraben crossroads. Four
members (including Bouck)
received the Distinguished...
-
International Highway along the Lanzerath-
Losheimergraben road and to
advance northwest towards Losheimergraben. From
there they
would capture Bucholz Station...
- and
western Eifel on
Belgian soil. Its
source near the
village of
Losheimergraben lies
northeast of the
Eichelsberg mountain (653 m) at 643 m near the...
