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U.S. Officer treats hospital train patient. Major George A. Palmer of Akron, Ohio, commanding officer of a French-type U.S. Army hospital train en route somewehere in Belgium March 15, 1945, to evacuate wounded troops, attends an ill member of his crew, Private Edward B. Witek of Buffalo, New York.

German food train feeds Warsaw. Germans feeding Polish capitals hungry. 25.000 worm meals and many thousands pieces bread were served daily by the Hilfszug Bayern.

Prinses Irene Brigade. Nederlandse soldaten in training. "Dutch Forces invasion exercises". Amfibische landingsoefeningen. Een zware truck wordt op het strand "gesignaleerd"

Training paratroops, volunteer shock troops of Britain's kingdom forces. A Paratroop making a quick getaway from the rallying point. He is on his way to take up position for defending colleagues still landing.

U.S. nurses train in England for second front. Lt. Louise Erman, of Mena, Arkansas, throws her 185-pound Ju-Jitsu instructor, Major Strom from Rochester, Minn., during an unarmed combat class in England, where hundreds of U.S. Army nurses are undergoing a toughening up course in preparation for the Second Front. Their job will be to follow the troops of liberation and establish hospital units.

Sir Samuel Hoare first Lord, inspects Naval training school at Plymouth. Sir Samuel Hoare chatting with one of the officers as he arrived to make his inspection at the naval training school.