Belgian civilians and Americans. Belgian civilians help Third U.S.

Belgian civilians and Americans. Belgian civilians help Third U.S. Army engineers keep vital supply roads in good repair. Armored elements of Lieutenant General George S. Patton's army drove into the apex of the triangle made by the Rivers Saar and Moselle and by February 21, 1945, were seven and a half miles southwest of high commanding ground overlooking the heavily fortified city of Trier. Supplies and reinforcements rolled over Belgian, Luxembourg and German roads keeping pace with the fast advancing fighting men.