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U.S. troops enter St. Sauveur Lendelin. Half-tracks belonging to a U.S. reconnaissance unit go over a new bridge which has been set up temporarily to enable troops and supplies to enter St. Sauveur Lendelin. The town was captured July 29, 1944, during the great Allied push which resulted in U.S. armored columns sweeping through Brittany with powerful Allied forces consolidating the liberated territory ...

Franco troops enter Vinaroz. The nationalist columns approaching the city of Vinaroz on Apr. 17, 38, and thus reaching the sea.

' Allied Heads Enter Vienna. Lt. General McGreery, Marshal Kesiev, General Mark Clark, Lt. General Bethouard, pass the British contingents of Lancashire Fusiliers at parade in their honour in Vienna. 27.8.45. '

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 ...

Poolse troepen in Nederland. Polish troops enter devastated Moerdijk. Polish infantry troops march into the battle-torn Netherlands town of Moerdijk in pursuit of the German enemy. Moerdijk, important strategic point on the western bank of the Maas River, was liberated by the Allies November 10, 1944, after Polish infantry in fierce battles cleaned up the last German pockets of resistance held by suicide ...

Italian troops enter Abyssinian territory. Objective is railway at Douenle - may cut Abyssinia's only communication. The railway station at Douenle, closely guarded by well-trained Abyssinian troops.

Entering the gas-proof room: Mrs. Gubbins and her son enter the air raid shelter. A thick blanket is attached to the door; there is another blanket inside.

U.S. troops enter Hamburg. Infantrymen of the 63rd. Infantry Division, Seventh U.S. Army, march into war-wrecked Hamburg, a German town in the Sear basin which was captured March 21, 1945, after a 10-mile advance which notted 1,500 Nazi prisoners. Hamburg is 15 miles northeast of Saarbrucken, Saarland capital which was cleared of the enemy March 20.