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U.S. Army nurse tends baby born in Italian battle area. A U.S. Army nurse uses an eye dropper to feed a baby born in the battle area of Italy, while the baby's Italian mother looks on. The baby was delivered by U.S. doctors, and its crib was made from a box in which Army rations had been packed.

French, out-numbered three to one, rout Nazis in first big air battle of the war. The French fighters flying to give battle.

The Battle for Madrid. Rebels claim to have isolated capital with Southern vitory. Spanish Government militiamen in a trench on the Madrid battlefront south of the city. The man in foreground seems to be trying to snatch a short rest.

Aftermath of battle. Two goats wander past ruined buildings along the deserted streets of Montebourg, Normandy. Montebourg was shelled and bombed before the Germans were driven out in some of the bitterest fighting in the battle of Normandy.

AD B 14 - Geallieerde acties The second battle of Arnhem. British enter town. At midnight on 12th April, 1945, British troops made a new assault crossing the River IJssel and entered the town of Arnhem. This picture was taken during the early hours of the morning when Buffaloes of the 79th Armoured Division ferried men and equipment across the river for the assault. Buffalos going down the steep banks ...

Afbeelding van het Commandowapen (Battle Honours Flag of the Commandos), het origineel hangt in de St George's Chapel van de Westminster Abbey in Londen. Verder een foto van de stafkaart uit oktober 1944 m.b.t. de landing van de geallieerde commando's in Vlissingen, 1 nov. 1944

Foto jachtvlieger in cockpit Spitfire. Tekst onder: 'The Battle of Britain. One of the 'few''. Tekst achterop: 'Foto Spitfire pilot summer 1940. Foto: 'Spitfire, the story of a famous fighter, blz. 34' Supermarine Spitfire jachtvliegtuig.

Allied casualties in Battle of Normandy. Ferried to England for medical treatment. American and British soldiers, wounded in the Battle of Normandy, lie on stretchers on the deck of an American LCT (landing craft, tank) vessel which carries the Alllied casualties across the Channel to England for hospitalization. In the first two weeks of fighting, after landing on the northern French coast on June ...

Battle ship home from the Mediterranean. Sailors will spend Christmas in England. H.M.S. Resolution arriving at Portsmouth.