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Nose art on the B-25 Mitchell bomber "Tiny" in Europe between 1943 to 1945
Nose art on B-25 Mitchell bomber; naked woman lying on striped blanket with text "Tiny""; number of bombing strikes...
American soldiers and a mortar crew in Normandy in June 1944
American soldiers and a mortar crew fire on enemy positions from a beach. "ETO-HQ-44-4960-27. Pointsett. 11 June....
Crowd gathered at the Victoria Memorial, England, 1945
Photograph. Civilians and Allied servicemen sitting and standing at the Victoria Memorial; Buckingham Palace is in the...
Infantrymen advance through a rubble filled street of Aachen in October 1944
Infantrymen advance through a rubble filled street. "ETO-HQ-44-17893. Ellett. 15 Oct. Signal corps photo. Infantrymen...
Jetty at the Port of Marseilles, France, 1945
Photograph. Jetty and harbor at the Port of Marseilles. Personal caption on reverse: "Breakwater at Port of Marseilles...
Building facades in Berlin, Germany in April 1945
Building facades, Berlin, Germany in April 1945.
Two young girls standing in front of stone wall
Photograph. Two little girls in dresses standing in front of stone wall. Personal caption on photo reverse: "My...
U.S. soldier in postwar Germany.
U.S. soldier in postwar Germany.
Ship Repair News newsletter from the U.S. Naval Repair Base on Okinawa and 68 German photographs
A German Army officer poses with a soccer team. Unknown date and unknown location.
Two U.S. Army soldiers climbing on a structure in postwar Germany.
Two U.S. Army soldiers climbing on a structure in postwar Germany. Possibly climbing on a monument or sculpture.
US soldier with mail bag in Europe
Unidentified US soldier with mail bag. "Mail man." Europe. Circa 1944
Lt. Col. Entrekin of the 5th Armored Division during WWII
Officers of the 5th Armored Division during WWII. Lt. Col. Entrekin, G4.

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