Forrest "Goodie" Guth is an original member of E Company, 2nd BN, 506th PIR, and is one of the very few of those original members who would go through WWII without being hit. Forrest Guth passed away August 8, 2009

A photo taken by F Dijkstra at the location Bastogne with coordinates [50.0292887, 5.7684016]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Bastogne. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Forrest "Goodie" Guth is an original member of E Company, 2nd BN, 506th PIR, and is one of the very few of those original members who would go through WWII without being hit. Forrest Guth passed away August 8, 2009 by F Dijkstra
Near Photos

Near Photos of Bastogne at [50.0292887, 5.7684016]

Bos van de vrede - Bois de la paix - Wood of peace (2) by Bart De Backer
Bos van de vrede - Bois de la paix - Wood of peace (1) by Bart De Backer
Bois de la Paix, Every veteran who returned to Bastogne in 1994 chose a tree, which will always bear his name. by F Dijkstra
Bos van de vrede - Bois de la paix - Wood of peace (4) by Bart De Backer
Bois de la paix by Danny Vyvey
Bos van de vrede - Bois de la paix - Wood of peace (3) by Bart De Backer
Bois de La Paix Peace Wood by *a*r*a*g*o*r*n*
Bois de la Paix Peace wood by *a*r*a*g*o*r*n*
bois de la paix by *a*r*a*g*o*r*n*
F Dijkstra's Other Photos

Other photos taken by F Dijkstra

Neuville-au-Plain by picturethis.dijkstra@gmail.com
Gen. Falley's ambush site, his dead was a great blow to the German command in Normandy by picturethis.dijkstra@gmail.com
Looking down Foy crossroads West to East. Again with the objective, righthand building in the foreground by picturethis.dijkstra@gmail.com
Colleville-sur-Mer by F Dijkstra
(L to R) Army Squad Leader Caucasian M-1 Garand Rifle , Army Scout Caucasian M-1 Garand Rifle, Army BAR Assistant Gunner Caucasian M-1/2 Carbine, Army Group Leader Caucasian M-1/2 Carbine, Navy Medical Corpsman Hispanic, USAF Air-Ground Controller Cauc by F Dijkstra
On 4 February 1945, the US Army buried in the military cemetary of Foy-Recogne 2,071 soldiers from the Allied forces. by F Dijkstra