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29th Infantry Division soldiers in Jlich, Germany in February 1945.
American soldiers hold up a sign reading "This is Jlich Germany, sorry it is so messed up, but we were in a hurry! 29th...
A large cannon blast holes in a building facade in Germany in 1945
5th Armored Division in Germany in 1945. Large cannon blast holes in building facade, smoke streaming from top story...
U.S. soldier in postwar Germany.
U.S. soldier in postwar Germany.
5th Infantry Division walking through war-damaged Bitburg, Germany, 1945
Photograph. Line of United States Army soldiers from the 5th Infantry Division walking through debris; bombed-out...
American troops down a road in Germany in Feburary 1945
American troops down a road in Germany. "ETO-HQ-15304. Myers. 24 Feb. Signal corps photo. 1st [First] Army infantrymen...
Hamilton Neal posing inside a requisitioned German car, Germany, May 1945
Photograph. Neal posing inside requisitioned German car now painted with Army star. Personal caption on photo reverse...
German soldiers surrender to 7th Infantry Division men in large field
German soldiers surrender to 7th Infantry Division men in large field. Official caption:'"Nazis surrender to 7th...
Four U.S. soldiers posing near window at Fort Sill, Oklahoma circa 1942
Four U.S. soldiers posing, and one soldier seen through window, at Fort Sill Circa 1942. "IV. H. Club. Hanson, Herrera...
T/Sgt. Willard Harris posing for a photograph, Hanover, 1944
Photograph. Technical Sergeant Willard Harris posing in his combat uniform with helmet; his uniform has a 5th Armored...
Servicemen in front of an outdoor sink, Germany, 1945
Photograph. Three United States servicemen of the 116th Infantry Regiment standing in front of a row of outdoor sinks...
U.S. Army Transportation Corps train in postwar Germany.
Soldier with letter sitting in front of U.S. Army Transportation Corps train in postwar Germany.
General Eisenhower and American soldiers view the bodies of murdered Jews at an unknown concentration camp, likely in Europe, circa 1945
General Dwight D. Eisenhower and American soldiers view the bodies of murdered Jews at an unknown concentration camp....

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