An American motorized unit pauses in an occupied, unnamed French town.  GIs admire undamaged stately statue along the way; 1944. - Note: There is no wire-snapping post welded to the front bumper on the jeep - yet...

Whose statue is this?

An M-10 tank destroyer of the Fifth Army, 92nd Division, passes a destroyed church as it moves forward to a new position, in Quercia, Italy, 60 miles east of Genoa; 8 February 1945.

Tank destroyer on the move

An M8 Light Armored Car (In British service known as "Greyhound"), possibly of a U.S, cavalry unit. Mainly used for reconnaissance. In this picture, three crew members wear the helmet for British motorcycle dispatch riders. In the turret, the lieutenant is the commander; Near the German border, January 26, 1945. - The sign indicates (in German): "Stopping or Parking Forbidden".
