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Allied military leaders in France. General Dwight D. Eisenhower (left), leans on the rail of an amphibious duck with Admiral Ernest J. King, Commander-in-Chief U.S. Fleet, on beachhead in Northern France. They discussed operations on the French front during a tour of the beachhead with other Allied leaders.

American Military Government in Germany. Captain Beverly R. Holstun, Food and Agricultar Officer of the Bayreuth Military Government detachment, examines marcaroni produced at a German factory for displaced persons. Hans Lauterbach, manager of the Knorr Mittelfabric, which is producing several types of food, primarily for displaced persons and other military requirement, is at left. The objectives ...

American Military Government in Germany. Members of the U.S. Military Government detachment who control Bayreuth are seen in conference. Most of these officers received extensive special training for operations in this city. Entering the city on the heels of the forward troops who conquered it, the detachment's officers were already familiair with the layout of the community, its main buildings, its ...

U.S. congressmen visit Normandy beachhead. Members of the Military Affairs Committee of the U.s. House of Representatives are greeted by Colonel Caffey, of the Normandy Base Section of the European Theater of Operations, upon their arrival at the Cherbourg airport. They are on their way to visit Utah Beach, where U.S. troops of the Allied Expeditionary Force landed on the Normandy coast of France D-Day ...

U.S. Military Leaders at Eniwetck. Colonel Russel G. Ayers of the U.S. Army, Rear Admiral Harry W. Hill of the U.S. Navy and Brigadier General Thomas W. Watson of the U.S. Marine Corps (left to right), leaders of the combined American forces which captured Eniwetok Atoll in the Marshall Islands, watch military operations on the former Japanese fortress in the Central Pacific.

Netherlands American Military Cemetery and memorial 1979. 3 Blz. betreffende de namen van bemanningsleden van transportvliegtuigen. Die begraven liggen op Margraten. periode 17/18 en 23-09-1944.Operation "Market-Garden" Book 2, Correspondentie betreffende vliegtuigcrashes.