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Wounded U.S. soldiers rehabilitated in England. Touch football is played by concalescent American soldiers on the athletic field of a U.S. Army hospital in England where they are participating in a rehabilitation program. These soldiers, many of whom were wounded on the European battlefront, are almost ready for discharge from the hospital.

Foto van een verpleegster die in een C-47 een gewonde verzorgt. tekst: "Lt. Conquest attends a wounded man enroute to hospital".

Wounded receive first aid. Members of a U.S. Army Medical unit care for the wounded in a courtyard at St. Sauveur, after the German troops had been driven from the town. St. Sauveur was captured by American troops of the Allied Expeditionary Force after a bitter fight during their advance across the Cherbourg Peninsula.

British Red Cross brings wounded into Harar. The British Red Cross ambulance convoy arriving in Harar with wounded from het Ogaden front, watched by curious natives.

French infantryman guards wounded Nazi officer. An infantryman of the First French Army guards a wounded Nazi officer, found in a ditch on the outskirts of Belfort, France. Three dead Germans were found in the car in the background, which was riddled by French machine gun fire. The First French Army blasted through the Belfort Gap, covering 30 miles in two days and entered the fortress city of Belfort ...

First aid for wounded French boy. Ten-year-old Jean Louis, wounded by a German hand grenade during the fighting in St. Sauveur, Normandy, receives first aid from members of a U.S. Army medical unit.

Americans wounded in European Theater reach home. Ambulances carrying 640 American wounded from Halloran General Hospital, New York City, pull up to the Newark, New Jersey, airport, where C-47 hospital planes are waiting to carry them to hospitals nearer their homes throughout the U.S. The casualties are from the European Theater of Operations.

U.S. Army centers in England rehabilitate wounded. Wounded during the Allied advance in Normandy, ground crew men of the U.S. Army Air Forces take a refresher course at a U.S. Army rehabilitation center in England, established to prepare men wounded in France or Italy for active duty again. After hospitalization, the men are also given therapeutic exercise to strengthen injured muscles.

Sailors and soldiers carry wounded to landing craft. Soldiers and sailors carry wounded soldiers from jeeps and ambulances across the French beaches to an Allied landing craft witing to transport them to England. The landing craft bring a steady supply of military equipment and men for the fighting fronts in France and then bring back minor battle casualties and prisoners-of-war. More seriously wounded ...

War wounded in Abyssinia visited by Italian crown princes. Princess Marie Jose bausing to chat with a war wounded soldier.

Medical supplies arrive for wounded in China. American Red Cross medical supplies arrive at an airfield somewhere in China after having been flown over the hazardous hump of the Himalayan Mountains for distribution among the Chinese armies and civilians. NI 9265

U.S. Army centres in England rehabilitate wounded. Paratroopers who were wounded during the initial Allied landings in France aim for the bull's eye with bow and arrow at a rehabilitation center in England established by the U.S. Army to prepare men for battle again. Wounded from France and Italy are sent to these centers directly from hospitals. They are taught forms of exercise which will strengthen ...