A WWII helmet returns home 80 years after having been lost at Remagen Bridge, Germany
An american World War II helmet was found in the mud of the Rhine River, downstream from Remagen Bridge, during a drought in 2018. Inside the liner of the helmet, the soldier had carved his initials as well as his laundry number.
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- Published on: 03-03-2025 17:05:52
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