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John Janik standing in the snow in Belgium, January 1945
Photograph. American soldier John Janik, standing in snow over his knees. Personal caption on photo reverse: "Belgium...
Rubin and two others in front of an ambulance
Photograph. Three uniformed men from the dental or medical corps, including Rubin, pose in front of an ambulance....
Double image of London tenements and a road in Chester, England in 1944
Double image of London tenements and a road in Chester, England in 1944.'"Tenements in London'...
G-2 photographic intelligence team in Germany in 1945
Officers of the 5th Armored Division in Germany in 1945. G-2 photographic intelligence team.
American soldiers stand outside in front of large map, ETO
Photograph. Two American soldiers stand outside in front of a large map sign. Personal caption on photo reverse: "On...
Nose art on the B-25 Mitchell bomber "Reddie Teddie" in Europe between 1943 to 1945
Nose art on B-25 Mitchell bomber; naked woman in circular container with text "Reddie Teddie " Unit 174." ETO. 1943-45.
Lt. Bernard J. Mertzweiller outside his tent at Saint Quentin, France in January 1945
Lt. Bernard J. Mertzweiller outside his tent at Saint Quentin, France in January 1945. "Home Sweet Home #1, St. Quenton...
Wreckage in a European street
Photograph. Piles of debris in city streets, probably Germany. No date
Ship Repair News newsletter from the U.S. Naval Repair Base on Okinawa and 68 German photographs
Five soldiers stand atop a bunker in Maastricht, Netherlands in May 1941. The soldier second from the left is wearing...
Abandoned Sherman tank in Germany
Abandoned Sherman tank. "Kirndorf [sic], Germany." Zirndorf, Germany. Circa 1945
Men in boats along river in 1945 in Germany
5th Armored Division in Germany. Men in boats along river in 1945.
US soldiers leaving LCVP during invasion of Omaha beach in June 1944
US soldiers leaving LCVP [Landing craft vehicle, personnel] during invasion of Omaha beach. "Assault troops hit...

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