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Nose art on the B-25 Mitchell bomber "Incendiary Blonde" in Europe between 1943 to 1945
Nose art on B-25 Mitchell bomber; woman in transparent dress and text "Incendiary Blonde"; bombing strikes also...
The flags of the USS Lejeune (AP-74) during a storm in the Atlantic on November 1945
"USS Lejeune in Atlantic Storm 11/45." The flags of the USS Lejeune (AP-74) during a storm in the Atlantic on November...
Soldiers' showers at St. Quentin, France in December 1944
Soldiers' showers at St. Quentin, France in December 1944. "Our showers at St. Quenton, France. 12/03/44-5/01/45. built...
Destroyed German vehicles in field at St. Martin de Cenilly, Normandie, France in 1945
"Destroyed German vehicles in field at St. Martin de Cenilly, France. A convoy of motorized German equipment more than...
Large building and monument, ETO
Photograph. Large building and monument. ETO. No date
The USS Tide (AM-125) as it sinks on D-Day Normandy in June 1944
The USS Tide (AM-125) as it sinks just after D-Day Normandy. "USS Tide AM125 going down 6/6/45 Coast of Normandy 6/6/45...
Village road in Germany in 1945
Village road in Germany in 1945.
VJ-Day celebration in London, England, 1945
Photograph. United States servicemen and British civilians celebrating VJ-Day; two servicemen are holding up issues of...
View of cathedral, Germany, March 1945
Photograph. View of unknown German town's cathedral. Personal caption on photo reverse: "March 1945 / Somewhere in...
John Janik stands beside his half-track vehicle, 1945
Photograph. John Janik stands beside his half-track vehicle with cat insignia painting. Personal caption on photo...
Heavily damaged buildings in Germany
Heavily damaged buildings in Germany. "Lochhausen, Germany." Possibly Lorchhausen. Circa 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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