During the Australian-American advance on Buna, on the northern coast of Papua-New Guinea, two American medics tend to the injuries of a wounded Australian soldier; November 28, 1942.


Yanks and their wounded mate

American soldiers climbing down cargo netting to board small landing craft during the opening hours of the invasion of Vichy French controlled Morocco and Algeria in North Africa. - Operation Torch, November 1942. 

Into the landing craft

Soldiers of the First Battalion of US Army Rangers move themselves and an array of military equipment into landing craft, prior to heading for the Vichy controlled north African coast in the vicinity of Oran, Algeria.
 
