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' Headquarters Company and 30th Division Colors in line for last review at Fort Blanding Florida, May 1943. Presented by James W. Perkins, former Adjutant General of the Division. '

' Captain Stewart L. Hall, later Lt.Col. Hall, and Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, Headquarters 30th Infantry Division. Presented by James W. Perkins, former Adjutant General of the Division. '

U.S. Congressmen visit General Eisenhower. American Congressmen, during a tour of the European Theater of Operations, visit General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force, at his headquarters. In the front row, left to right, are: Brooks Hays, Democratic Representative from Arkansas; Karl Mundt, Republican Representative from South Dakota; General Eisenhower; R.W. ...

General Gamelin inspecting Canadian troops in England today. General Gamelin, the Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in France, accompanied by Brigadier J. Crossl Stewart, Royal Artillery, inspecting the Canadian troops in England at their headquarters today, March 29, when he paid them a visit.

' Headquarters and Special Troops 30th Infantry Division in final review at Camp Blanding, Florida May 1943. Commander by Major John Green. Caprain Stenstrom to his left was killed by a German bomb in Germany and was probably burried at Margraten Cemetry. Presented by James W. Perkins former Adjutant General of the 30th Division. '

' Headquarters and Special Troops, 30th Infantry Division, passing in review at Camp Blanding, Florida, in May 1943, just prior to going to Tennessee Maneuvers for final traing phase. Presented by James W. Perkins, former Adjutant General of the Division.

Allied Minister leaders in Italy. British General Sir Harold R.L.G. Alexander (seated), Commander in Chief of the Allied Central Mediterranean Force, confers with high Allied officers at his headquarters somewhere in Italy. Standing left to right are: U.S. Brigadier General Lyman L. Lemnitzer, Deputy Chief of Staff to Gen. Alexander; British Lieutenant General A.F. Harding, Chief of Staff to Gen. Alexander; ...

Verenigde Staten: Victory meeting in Europe. Some of the American generals who helped win the war in Europe are shown here during a meeting at General Omar N. Bradley's 12th Army Group headquarters in Bad Wildungen, Germany. Left to right, seated are: Lieutenant General William H. Simpson, Commanding Genereal of the Ninth U.S. Army; General George S. Patton Jr., Commaning General of the Third U.S. ...

British Ambassador decorates American General. The Earl of Halifax (left), Britich Ambassador to the United States, presents to Major General Howard A. Craig of the U.S. Army Air Forces the insignia of a Companion of the Order of the Britisch Empire conferred to the American general by King George VI. The presentation took place at the British Embassy in Washington, the American capital, on June 14, ...

'Canadian Army Overseas Photo Holland. A grateful leader, General H.D.G. Crerar, GOC-in-C of the First Canadian Army, thanks the men of his Headquarters staff for their loyalty to him and to their duty and their country during the tremendous days between D- and V-Days.'

Colonel General Gustaf Jodl, German Chief of Staff under the Doenitz Regime, signs the document of unconditional surrender, under which all remaining forces of German Army are bound to lay down their arms in unconditional surrender, in the war room of Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Forces, Reims, France. On General Jodl 's left is General Admiral Von Friedeburg of the German Navy, and on ...

Netherlands Forces in the United States. Major General L.H. van Oyen, commander-in-chief of the Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Airforce now stationed at Jackson, Mississippi, seen standing by a wall map of the Netherlands East Indies in his headquarters at Jackson, indicating his deep confidence in an eventual victorious return to the tropical lands now in the grip of the Japs.