The 2nd Division A. E. F. — WW1 photos at Coblenz, Germany

Coblenz, Germany

Note that in 1926 the spelling was changed to Koblenz. Coblenz is used on this web site as only events in 1918 and 1919 are discussed.

	The Stars And Stripes Flying Over Ehrenbreitstein Fortress On The Rhine. View Looking East From Coblenz, Germany, April, 1919.
	$25,000 worth of American ammunition & fire works shot off from Fortress Ehrenbreitstein just outside of Coblenz on the river Rhine on July 4th, 1919. The fires mark the road up into the fort.
	Ehrenbreitstein Fortress fireworks on the 4th of July. Year unknown.
	Old Glory flies from Ehrenbreitstein fortress, where the Rhine and Mosel [sic] meet, Coblenz, Germany, 1919 Image source
	Entrance to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress. 17, Jan. 1919. Photo by 2nd Engineers.
	American Troops drilling in the Court at Ehrenbreitstein. 7, Jan. 1919. Photo by 2nd Engineers.
	Ehrenbreitstein Fortress January 7, 1919 Photo by 2nd Engineers.
	The "Stars and Stripes" above Ehrenbreitstein Photo by 2nd Engrs.

	The Rhine, above Coblenz, showing Hospital No. 22, Ehrenbreitstein Fortress & Paffendorf. Image source
	THE STARS AND STRIPES FLYING OVER EHRENBREITSTEIN ON THE RHINE Poem from back side of this photograph.
	Ehrenbreitstein Fortress on the Rhine, Coblenz, Germany, 1919 Image source
	Ice skating photo taken in Coblenz, Germany. Eisenbahn Bridge in the distance. Photo by 2nd Engrs.
	A Few Trucks - Coblenz
	Headquarters American 3rd Army - Coblenz
	3rd Army men marching in Coblenz ca. 1921. The Hotel Kaiserhof is on the left side, 100 Löhrstreet (corner Löhrstreet & Rizzastreet). The soldiers were marching on the Rizzastreet. Photo identification courtesy of Stadtarchiv Koblenz, and Richard Schneck.
	Eisenbahn Bridge across the Rhine at Coblenz
	3rd Army carnival, Coblenz on the Rhine, Germany, April 23-27, 1919