Front row, left to right: U.S. Gen. Omar Bradley, Supreme Commander U.S. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, French. Gen. Pierre-Marie Koenig,  British Air Marshall Tedder; Paris, France, 1944.

Allied Generals

Lance-Sergeant Brown and Sergeant Randall greet each other during the link-up between the British Eight Army and the US II Corps in Tunisia, 7 April, 1943.
The campaign had proved to be one of the most difficult and divisive fought by the Allies. 

Tunisia - Comrades in Arms

GIs enjoying a pint in Britain. American views on British beer was not always polite and encounters in British pubs between American and British soldiers were not always calculated to improve relations.

American GIs in a British Pub

Private Milburn Henke, one of the first US soldiers to arrive to Britain, steps onto the quay at Belfast, Northern Ireland; January 1942.

Over there...

 1945年2月19日 - 1945年3月26日まで続いた日本の小笠原諸島の硫黄島での戦いのシーンです。日本軍の司令部があった摺鉢山がアメリカに攻略された瞬間です。


硫黄島の星条旗

My great uncle, 2nd Lt. Charles Peterson, B Co., 2nd Ranger Battalion.  Died 3, Aug. 1944.

2nd. Lt. Charles Peterson

U.S. Army Women Corps

Roger Y Dorr (2) 82nd airborne 504th

More wounded soldiers from the Normandy landings are helped off an LST following their arrival to England; June 1944.

In need of medical treatment

Wounded soldiers who survived at the Normandy landings are helped off an LST following their arrival to England; June 1944.


To England to recuperate

German Soldiers surrender to U.S. Army Personnel outside of Metz France- November 1944.


Combat Medical Group

Carrying full equipment, American assault troops move onto a beachhead code-named Omaha Beach, on the northern coast of France on June 6, 1944, during the Allied invasion of the Normandy coast.

From ship to shore to stay and fight

Bodies of fallen American soldiers lie on the ground in Normandy, France as graves are dug.

Far away from home...

Two soldiers of the U.S. 4th Infantry Division guard a group of teenage German POW's near Dausfeld, vicinity of Prüm area, west of Cologne, Germany. 1945


Former defenders of the Fatherland, now POWs

March from Taccoa to Atlanta

Tanks and GIs with the US 2nd Armored Division advance near Lemgo, Germany, taking prisoners on the way, April 1945. 


POWs moving to the ear

Tanks and GIs with the US 2nd Armored Division advance near Lemgo, Germany, taking prisoners on the way, April 1945. 

Some surrender to be taken POW

During the Battle of the Bulge, GIs of the 486th Armored Anti-Aircraft Battalion, 3rd Armored Division, pause for a meal near Trou-Du-Bois, Belgium, December 1944.


Some of the fighting men must eat

Italian soldiers captured in Sicily following the landing of allied troops. July 1943


Italian POWs

Few soldiers on pictures, probably pathfinders drop in France. My uncle is behind the tallest soldier (Jack from Gary IND. Someone recognizes a relatives?

82nd 504TH Roger Y Dorr

A muddied Combat Engineer of the United States Fifth Army enjoys a cup of coffee and a doughnut supplied by the Red Cross in Italy, 1944.

Gift from the Red Cross

Inspection of Black American Women in England.

U.S. Black American Women in England

A G.I. of the 2nd Armored Division with some souvenirs; April 1945 around Lower Saxony, Germany

Loaded with Souvenirs

The American paratroopers under Colonel Ed Raff met unexpected resistance on D-Day and watched a glider-borne reinforcement effort take heavy fire.

Paratroopers on D-Day

General Patton’s wife, Beatrice, follows his casket through the train station in Luxembourg City en route to the nearby cemetery in Hamm, also Luxemburg...

US Army

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