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First French baby born in an American hospital on Cherbourg. Bien-Aime, a baby girl who is believed to be the first French baby born in an American field hospital on Cherbourg peninsula, sleeps in her mother's arm on an Army cot. Her father, M. Cousnnufeory, and Captain Kathryn Heim of Cleveland, Ohio, chief nurse of the hospital, look on.

' Western Men Aboard Hospital Ship In Tokyo Bay. Pictured here are two members of the Winnipeg Grenadiers aboard the U.S. Navy hospital ship, Benevolence, which they boarded in Tokyo Bay, shortly after their liberation from Jap prison camps. Left to right, Pte. P.F. Reisdorf, Indian Head, Saskatchewan; and Sgt. R. Manchester, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 21/9/45. '

' Eastern Men Aboard Hospital Ship In Tokyo Bay. Pictured here are members of the Royal Rifles of Canada, taken prisoner at Hong Kong in 1941, aboard the U.S. Navy hospital ship, Benevolence, in Tokyo Bay shortly after their liberation. They are, L/Cpl. P. Commerford, Quebec City; Cpl. J.L. Campbell, Elmvalo, Ontario; Rfmn. F.G. Babcock, Broadlands, Bonaventure Co. Quebec; Cpl. O.R. Sauson, Shigawake, ...

Displaced persons are treated at Cologne hospital. Chaplain J.B. Sause, former pastor of Bethany Lutherian Church in Dermont, Pennsylvania, talks to Matzipura Vasim, a former slave laborer being nursed back to health at Seventh U.S. Convalescent Hospital in Cologne, Germany. The patient is one of 900 being treated at the hospital.

Liberated prisoners of wat at General Hospital, Jahore Bahru. A Digger meets Sister Betty Jeffrey of East Malvern, Victoria, and Sister Jean Greer of Petersham, Sydney, who were for 3½ years prisoners of war in Japanese hands in Sumatra. Most of the sisters were suffering from malnutrition, but were very cheerful. They are now patient in the hospital at Jahore Bahru, which holde 1,200 Dutch. NI 59 ...

U.S. wounded en route to hospital. Members of the U.S. Army Medical Service Corpts lift a wounded soldier from a hospital train at a siding somewhere in England. Ambulances and hospital trains combine to provide transportation for wounded from field and station hospitals to general hospitals in England.

Major Fey, Frau Dolffuss and Princess Starhemberg at hospital conference. Right to left - Princess Starhemberg; Frau Fey; Frau Dollfuss; State-secretary Karwinsky and Vice-Chancellor Fey.

Philippine President greets U.S. Army nurse in Leyte hospital. In a hospital set up in a cathedral on Leyte Island, President Sergio Osmena of the Philippines greets Captain Cathrine M. Acorn, a veteran of Bataan and one of the first U.S. Army nurses to return to the Philippines with General Douglas MacArthur's troops. Captain Acorn was assigned chief nurse of this hospital unit, which cares for American ...

Wounded Americans at field hospital in Normandu. A U.S. Army medical corpsman (foreground) gives a light to one of the wounded American soldiers lying on stretchers outside an American field hospital in Normandy.As the Americans overwhelmed German defenmses to liberate the Cherbourg Peninsula, their casualties numbered more than 25,000 in killed, wounded and captured. The enemy however, lost 42,500 ...

Penicillin used at U.S. evaucation hospital. Corporal Joseph G. Chall of New York City administers pencillin to a newly admitted U.S. combat casualty as a preventative against infection as Lieutenant Wilhelmina Tonnar of Carrolton, Missouri, examines field drossings in the pre-operative ward of a U.S. evacuation hospital in Luxembourg.

Indonesian and Dutch children recuperate in Jahore Bharu Hospital, Singapore. Children of Dutch and Indonesian internees who suffered under Japanese domination can at last enjoy the priveleges denied them for over 3½ years, in the hospital at Jahore Bharu, where they are being brought back to health. NI 5939

U.S. Officer treats hospital train patient. Major George A. Palmer of Akron, Ohio, commanding officer of a French-type U.S. Army hospital train en route somewehere in Belgium March 15, 1945, to evacuate wounded troops, attends an ill member of his crew, Private Edward B. Witek of Buffalo, New York.