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French ammunition car, camouflaged with the Ginevra Red Cross. Six of them were found near Rethel s/Aisne, they contained all Machine gun ammunition, contact mines, rifle and hand grenades, rifles, and fuzes.

First American Red Cross club in France opens in Cherbourg. Louisa Farrand, director of the American Red Cross club in Cherbourg, accepts a French flag from Major Paul Reynaud of Cherbourg at the opening of the first American Red Cross club for enlisted men in France July 20, 1944. Lieutenant Colonel F.W. Howley, Civil Affairs chief in the Cherbourg area and Harvey D. Gibson, American Red Cross Organisation ...

Foto van een vlot gemaakt drie flossacke met brugsectie waarop een Russisch 45mm anti-tank kanon eneen trekker die onherkenbaar is omdat er allerlei Russische soldaten omheen staan, die stalen helmen model 1936 dragen (vroeg in de oorlog, dus). Tekst achterop: "Soviet soldiers crossing a waterway by means of a raft".

Dutch Red Cross unit leaves Addis Ababa for the northern front. Loading mules of the Dutch Red Cross unit in Addis Ababa.

U.S. tank guards crossing in Domfront. A U.S. medium tank stands guard at a crossing in Domfront, France, while troops search buildings on either side of the narrow street for snipers. In the background is an undamaged church. Domfront was captured by U.S. troops Augstus 7, 1944, during the great Allied drive into France.

Italian bombing outrage on Swedish Red Cross unit at Dolo. A bomb hole surrounded by Swedish and Ethiopian officials inspecting the extent of the dammage.

First American Red Cross club in France opens in Cherbourg. Two girls attached to an American Red Cross clubmobile entertain Allied servicemen at the opening in Cherbourg July 20, 1944, of the first American Red Cross club for enlisted men in France. Bezoeker: The girls are identified. They are members of the American Red Cross Clubmobile Division. Actually they were the Cinemobilers of Group B, the ...

Allied train crosses new Rhine bridge. A U.S. Army railroad train crosses the newly completed bridge built by Ninth U.S. Army engineers in 11 days over the Rhine River at Wesel, Germany. An Allied train used the bridge for the first time April 9, 1945. The semi-permanent structure, which is 2,580 feet long, including its approaches, was constructed by approximately 3,000 American troops, including ...