British troops resting somewhere in Netherlands, after they took the town, during Operation Market Garden; September,  1944.

Resting after combat

German soldiers surrendering to the British in Nijmegen, Holland, close to the German border, during Operation Market Garden; September 21, 1944.

Surrender in Holland

German prisoners of war are transported to the rear in a British DUKW (amphibious vehicle) with Red Cross markings; Rhine crossing, 26 March, 1945.
The name DUKW comes from GMC model nomenclature:
D, Designed in 1942
U, Utility
K, All-wheel drive
W, Dual-Tandem rear axles
