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American soldiers inspecting the collapsed bridge at Remagen in March 1945
American soldiers inspecting the collapsed bridge at Remagen. "ETO-HQ-45-20705. Shannon. 17 Mar. Signal corps photo....
American military parade passing Norwegian King in Oslo, Norway in July 1945
American military parade passing Norwegian King. "ETO - TFA - 161 - 45." "The King [illegible] the review Allied day....
Tents at Calas Staging Area, France, 1945
Photograph. American tents lining a dirt path. Personal caption on reverse: "Company street at Calas staging area. /...
Timber framed residential home in Alsace, France in 1945
Timber framed residential home in Alsace, France in 1945
General scenes and vicinity of Lige, Belgium in 1945
"General scenes of Liege, Belgium and vicinity" showing bridge construction. Lige, Belgium. 1945.
American tanks advance down a snowy road in Europe during January 1945
American tanks advance down a snowy road. "ETO-HQ-45-9668. Stubenrauch. 20 Jan. Signal corps photo. Sherman tanks move...
Civilian woman in postwar Germany.
Blond, civilian German woman in postwar Germany.
Americans meeting the Russians in Berlin in April 1945
Americans meeting the Russians in Berlin in April 1945. 5th Armored Division officer shakes hands with Russian soldiers.
War damage in Kirndorf, Germany
Heavily damaged building; rubble in foreground. "Kirndorf, Germany." Possibly Zirndorf, Germany. 1945
Nurse standing on snowy sidewalk, ETO
Photograph. Nurse in cape standing on snowy sidewalk. Unknown location in the ETO. No date
Destroyed bridge with construction equipment in the foreground in postwar Germany.
Destroyed bridge with construction equipment in the foreground in postwar Germany..
V-mail from PFC Bernard Fox, France, to Miss Lois Ida Fox, Brooklyn, New York
V-mail, processed. From Private First Class Bernard Fox, APO 772, France, to his daughter, Miss Lois Ida Fox, Brooklyn...

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