German rail transport destroyed by Allied bombing raids in the rail yard at Littoria (today Latina), Italy, 1943 or 1944. In an unusual combination, the Germans loaded a small car in the back of a truck which was then loaded in the railcar in the foreground. Victor Sierra

Car in a truck

An American officer with English war orphans who had been 'adopted" by his unit. London, January-February 1943.

War Orphans

The town of Cerignola, Italy, in a color photo taken on 1944. Note, down, an American military truck. In background the Cathedral, a well known landmark for all USAAF’s 15th Air Force crews. Indeed Cerignola, near Foggia, Puglia, is about 12 km North from Torretta wich, during the Italy’s Allied occupation, like Torretta Airfield, Foggia Airfield Complex, was the base of 15th Air Force bomber units, in particular the 461st Bombardment Group (H) equipped with heavy bombers Consolidated B-24 Liberators. Victor Sierra