WORLD WAR II: MODER RIVER. /nA raiding party of soldiers from the 143rd Infantry Regiment, 36th Division, U.S. Seventh Army, dash through a sandbagged hole in a brick wall that opens onto the Moder River; the soldiers were raiding the enemy-held bank of the river opposite Haguenau, France, in order to bring back prisoners. Photographed 3 March 1945.