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The Ethiopian war dance: Aged warriors look forward to battle. Ethiopian warriors engaged in a typical war-dance. Note warrior at the left with peg-leg.

The hostile port is filled up with sunk ships. So will even England's port look within short. Before the entrance of the port of Dunkerque.

Looking down on ruined Poland. An air view of a Polish town after German bombers had finished with it. It can be seen that scarcely a building has escaped damage by high explosive or incendiary bombs.

U.S. Secretary of the Treasure Henry Morgenthau, Jr. (center), looks out over terrain indicated by a U.S. Army officer during the Secretary's tour of the front in Italy with U.S. Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark (right), Commanding General of the Allied fifth Army.

Nazi victims in Italy look to al lies for liberation. First Free Political Demonstration Held in Twenty-Two Years. Thousand of Italians exercised newly won privileges of freedom of speech and assembly in a noisy but orderly political manner. Speakers of the various reborn political groups of free Italy addressed the crowd.

Allies capture German 88mm. self-propelled gun in Italy. Italian civilians look at the 70-ton Ferdinand, 88mm. selfpropelled gun, the Germans were forced to abandon when they fled Soriano in the face of the advancing British Eighth Army. By July 6, 1944, the Allies had advanced far north of liberated Rome and were within 28 miles (45 kilometers) of Florence, central Italian anchor of the German Gothdefense ...

Another tooth in Britain's navy. Looking along the immense flight deck of the Ark Royal at Portsmouth today. In picture (foreground) is H.M.S. Rodney, behind which is H.M.S. Royal Oak.