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Chaplain reads service for U.S. Marines buried at sea. A U.S. Marine chaplain reads a funeral service over the flag-draped bodies of Marines killed on Saipan, while their comrades, acting as pall-bearers, stand at attention. The dead Marines were given a sea burial from a troop transport. Since landing on Saipan in the Marianas group of the Central Pacific, on June 14, 1944, the U.S. had lost 1,474 ...

German sign in Vettweiss. A German sign, painted on a house in Vettweiss reads: Silence Helps Victory. Eighteen miles southwest of Cologne, Vettweiss was taken as First U.S. Army troops drove toward the great industrial Rhine city, captured March 6, 1945.

Germany's Foreigh Minister reads his government's statement as to Italy's entrance into the war. The German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop during his declaration. From left to right: Counsellor of the Ministry Böhmer, Secret-Counsellor Paul Schmidt, von Ribbentrop, Secretary of State Weizsäcker, and Under Secretary of State Woermann.

Germany's Foreign Minister reads his governments statement as to Italy's entrance into the war. The German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop during his declaration. From left to right: Counsellor of the Ministry Böhmer, Secret-Counsellor Paul Schmidt, von Ribbentrop, Secretary of State Weizsaecker, and Under Secretary of State Woermann.

General view of the library and reading room. Kantine en recreatieruimtes in het Nederlandse legerkamp in Wolverhampton. Overzicht van de bibliotheek en leeszaal

The sentence of death by hanging is read to Clement Weigand, former Wehrmacht Sergeant, convicted of murdering a defenseless American airman whom he had taken prisoner.

Irresistible advance of our [read German] troops, over the French frontier near Sivoy to Clairfayts in direction of Avesnes.

General repetition for the Franctireurs war. It can even read: On horse back against the terrible parachutists. They are exercising with British countrymen how to catch eventually German landing air troops. The English terror of the invasion is exagerating in a very strange manner.......

' Whenever wind and weather permitted, time and energy was used, read spilt, to smarten men and quarters up. The bloke in foreground entertains the dog. '