U.S. Troops round up Nazis.

U.S. Troops round up Nazis. A long, double column of captured Nazi soldiers is guarded by half-tracks as they are marched to a prisoner-of-war enclosure by troops of the 10th Armered Division, Third U.S. Army. The prisoners are being rounded up near Frankenstein, which fell March 21, 1945, to Third U.S. Army forces advancing to the Rhine, crossed two days later. During a 10-day advance that resulted in the crossing of the Rhine, the Third U.S. Army took 56,868 prisoners.