On September 15, 1944, over 4 million Allied troops converged on the German Siegfried Line, which spanned across France, Luxembourg, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany. For the next three months, Allied soldiers fought tirelessly to break through the heavily fortified German defensive line. WW2 veteran Jack Moran shared his experience as he and fellow US Army soldiers came under relentless fire and heavy bombardment. #MemDayPBS #MemorialDay #PBS #WW2 | National Memorial Day Concert (PBS)

"Hitler believed no power on earth would be able to break through the most gigantic fortified zone of all time..." War historian James Rogers heads to the Hürtgen Forest on the border between Belgium and Germany to explore the remains of the Siegfried Line. Watch the full video on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/WSSqT4-gVgI | History Hit

On 15 september 1944, 9th Infantry Division,39th Infantry Regiment and Combat Engineers cracked the Siegfried Line north of Aachen in Germany. | Joël Stoppels Battlefield Tours

Inside the Nazi Siegfried Line Defenses | Hitler's Engineers: Building The Third Reich

1.8K views · 69 reactions | “These are the remains of one of the most daring projects of Hitler's rule: Siegfried Line” Watch the full video https://youtu.be/WSSqT4-gVgI War historian James Rogers heads to the Hürtgen Forest on the border between Belgium and Germany to explore the remains of the Siegfried Line. | History Hit | Facebook