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Wounded German prisoners await transfer to Allied prison camp. Wounded German prisoners of war rest on stretchers on a quay in North Africa while awaiting transfer to an Allied transport which will take them to permanent prison camps. The prisoners are being watched by U.S. Army and Navy guards (August, 1943).

Speed, expert care and drugs save the wounded. Official figures for Alllied casualties in France are 30 per cent less than expected and only three out of every 100 wounded men die. Once a casualty is evacuated to a base hospital in Britain, the chances are 269 to one the he will recover. The answer lies in speedy handling of wounds, expert care and modern drugs. First aid men go into battle with Allied ...

Wounded at St. Sauveur. A member of a U.S. Army medical unit gives a blood transfusion to a wounded American soldier in a courtyard after the battle for St. Sauveur, Normandy. St. Sauveur was captured by American troops of the Allied Expeditionary Force after a bitter fight during their advance across the Cherbourg Peninsula.

Speed, expert care and drugs save the wounded. Official figures for Alllied casualties in France are 30 per cent less than expected and only three out of every 100 wounded men die. Once a casualty is evacuated to a base hospital in Britain, the chances are 269 to one the he will recover. The answer lies in speedy handling of wounds, expert care and modern drugs. First aid men go into battle with Allied ...

American soldier aids wounded Italian youth. A U.S. Army corporal gives a drink of water to a wounded Italian youth at St. Angelo, Italy. The youth was injured when a buried shell exploded while he was helping his father plow a field after the advancing Allies had driven the Germans from the area in the campaign on the Italian mainland (Fall of 1943).

Medical corps soldiers rescue wounded. Members of the U.S. Army Medical Corps carry a stretcher with a wounded man down a battle-scarred street in Coutances. In the background, smoke can be seen rising from artillery fire. Coutances was captured by U.S. troops July 29, 1944.

Speed, expert care and drugs save the wounded. Official figures for Alllied casualties in France are 30 per cent less than expected and only three out of every 100 wounded men die. Once a casualty is evacuated to a base hospital in Britain, the chances are 269 to one the he will recover. The answer lies in speedy handling of wounds, expert care and modern drugs. First aid men go into battle with Allied ...

Speed, expert care and drugs save the wounded. Official figures for Alllied casualties in France are 30 per cent less than expected and only three out of every 100 wounded men die. Once a casualty is evacuated to a base hospital in Britain, the chances are 269 to one the he will recover. The answer lies in speedy handling of wounds, expert care and modern drugs. First aid men go into battle with Allied ...