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Personal Collection
 John J. Mohn while at Akron University, Fraternity Phi Kappa Tau, 1940. Debora Mohn Altimus personal collection. |
John Mohn at Camp Clairbourne, Louisiana, 1941. |
John Mohn stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia, c.1943. |
 Unidentified man, Stan Krisena (tent buddy and friend), and John J. Mohn at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, 1942. Debora Mohn Altimus personal collection. |
 John Mohn and his brother Robert (Bus), who was in the Army Air Corps, 1945. Debora Mohn Altimus personal collection. |
 John Mohn with his sister-in-law Helen Mohn at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, 1942 |
John Junior Mohn poses with his father, John “Jack” Mohn, c.1942 |
 John Mohn and his great Aunt Clara Isenhour, c.1943 |
 37th Division Yearbook, Signal Company, Camp Shelby, Mississippi, 1940-41 |
 Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, 1942 |
 John J. Mohn poses with directional signage “Duffey Avenue” at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, 1942 |
 Gordon Kenny and John J. Mohn poses with directional signage “Duffey Avenue” at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, 1942 |
 Parade of soldiers of the 106th Division organized by Operations Officer Captain John J. Mohn, Indianapolis, Indiana, c.1944 |
Infographics & Excerpts
 Map information based on John Mohn’s memoir. Created by Mandy Altimus Pond |
 Excerpt: The Horror Begins |
 Excerpt: “I was lucky.” |
Excerpt: “Closed our eyes to die.” |
Excerpt: Crisis over Train Travel |
National Archives
American soldiers of the 75th Division march along the snow covered road on the way to cut off the St. Vith-Houffalize road in Belgium, January 24, 1945. |
 Food is served to American Infantrymen on their way to La Roche, Belgium. 347th Infantry Regiment, January 13, 1945. Signal Corps photo (111-SC-198849) Image courtesy National Archives (531241) |
 American P.O.W.s taken from the Battle of the Bulge are matched to the back of the line, 1944. Image courtesy National Archives |
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