Members of 442nd RCT being transported in trucks. Near the commune of Charmois-devant-Bruyères in north-eastern France, members of the famous 442nd Regimental Combat Team are transported in GMC trucks to a new location.

The 442nd was the only US Army unit to permitted to contain Americans of Japanese extraction. It fought in the ETO as a part of the 36th ID with great distinction.



Trucks ready to go

Troops of the 326th Airborne Medical Company, 101st Airborne Division, move down Rue Holgate of Carentan, north-western France; 12-14 June, 1944.
   In the rear is a Sanitätskraftwagen Kfz 31 captured from the Germans and pressed into service as an ambulance.





Medical unit on the move

Tanker Fires at Snipers near Dessau, Germany.
After a 3rd Armored Division convoy was shot at by snipers in the woods near the autobahn to Dessau, a .50 caliber can be seen blasting away into the trees. The tank was an M51A Stuart; April 17, 1945.