In the middle colonel Stanisław Maczek, commanding officer of the brigade. On the right, major Franciszek Skibiński, chief of staff of the brigade. Oll in their better days in Poland, before the war.

Officers of the 10th Motorised Cavalry Brigade.

They used to be in Wehrmach and now 'they volunteer' to the sponsored by Stalin Polish army. 

Silesians from Wehrmacht.

They made their way across Normandy, Belgium, Holland and some German territory. Judging from their parade uniforms and the highest Polish military decorations on their tunics, the war is over. They wear two kinds of crosses: Virtuti Military (it’s in Latin) and Cross for Bravery in Battle (Krzyż Walecznych). The round medal is probably for taking part in the Normandy Campaign. And Poland remains occupied.   