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Town church
Photograph. Large church with a spire surrounded by residential buildings. The building in the foreground is damaged....
Servicemen relaxing in a house
Photograph. Three American servicemen sitting and standing next to a table inside a house. Location unknown. No date
Residential rooftops
Photograph. Rooftops of residential buildings. Trees are growing throughout the city. Location unknown. No date
Alleyway
Photograph. Bricked alleyway with damaged residential buildings on either side. A group of civilians is in the...
Residential building
Photograph. Two-story residential building with smooth facade. Dead trees are in the foreground. Location unknown. No...
Servicemen occupying a residential building
Photograph. Damaged residential building with a United States Army medic sitting on a raised garden edge. Another...
Damaged building
Photograph. Residential building with shingles missing and windows blown out. Undamaged buildings are in the background...
Residential building
Photograph. Side of a two-story residential building with eight window frames and paint flaking off the building....
City on a hill
Photograph. Residential buildings on a hillside. Dead trees are scattered throughout the city. Location unknown. No date
Damaged rooftops
Photograph. Damaged rooftops of residential buildings. Dead trees are in the foreground. Forested hills are in the...
Residential rooftops
Photograph. Rooftops of residential buildings. A large building in the middleground does not have shingles on its roofs...
Army occupied aid station
Photograph. Two-story residential building with a sign pointing to it that reads: "Index / Aid Station." A serviceman...
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