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The wounded go home. An Allied casulaty, wounded in the first landings in France, Jun 6, 1944, is transferred from a small craft abeard a troopship in the English Channel for return to England.

The wounded come home. Wounded British soldiers, injured in the first landings in France June 6, 1944, are helped ashore from an LST on arrival at a British port.

The wounded go home. Allied casualties, wounded in the first landings in France June 6, 1944, are leaded from an LCT craft onto a troop carrier in the English Channel for transport back to England.

The wounded come home. The first Allied solders; wounded in the initual action which landed troops on the French coasts, June 6, 1944, are brought ashore in England. Ambulances line up along the quay to take the men to station hospitalsar soon as they are brought from the ship.

Wounded U.S. Marine evacuated from Okinawa. A wounded U.S. Marine, a casualty in the fierce fightinh which followed the American invasion March 31, 1945, of Okinawa, Ryukyu (Loochoo) island only 375 miles (600 kms.) from Japan, is placed aboard a rubber boat for transfer to a Navy patrol plane floating offshore. American casualties on Okinawa through May 29, including Army, navy, Marine Corps and Coast ...

Jeep ambulance for U.S. and Nazi wounded. A wounded Seventh U.S. Army soldier (right) and an injured Nazi prisoner are sped to a hospital on stretchers secured to a jeep in the Schweinheim area of the Reich. A sharp enemy counter-attack to retake Schweinheim was repulsed by troops of the 75th Division, Ninth U.S. Army, who fought their way north to Aschaffenburg and then spearheaded to a point 45 miles ...

Wounded allied prisoners liberarted. These liberated wounded american soldiers, pictured in a former Nazi prisoner of war hospital in Hoppenheim, Germany, are being attended by a U.S. Army medical corpsman follwoing capture of the town by the Seventh US Army March 27, 1945.

French civilians and wounded. An American military policeman gives instructions to French nuns and civilians who are helping the U.s. Army Medical Corps care for casualties in Normandy. American hospital installations behind the front lines and in front line villages are operating with surgical treams which included fully trained neurologistst, orthopedic surgeons, psychiatrists and general practitioners ...

First allied wounded come home. A wounded British soldier is carried ashore by two comrades from a landing craft at a British port. Allied casualties, wounded in the first landings in France June 6, 1944, were brought back to England the same day and dispersed to various hospitals.

Allied wounded leave Elba. Allied soldiers, wounded during the landings on the Island of Elba, are shown aboard an Allied landing craft lying off Marina di Campo, Elba. Following the swift advance of the Allied armies up the West Coast of Italy from Rome to points on a level with Elba, Allied troops landed on the German-held island June 17, 1944. After violent battles, Elba fell two days later, its ...

Wounded Ethiopian questioned by Italian officers. Italian officers, questioning a wounded native, after a battle, on the front line.