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U.S. Army Air Forces exhibit opens in Paris. Looking down from the Eiffel Tower on the U.S. Army Air Forces Expedition, which opened in Paris to the general public August 1, 1945, daily drawing an eager crowd of approximately 75,000 people. At left, in foreground, is a B-17 Flying Fortress; at right, a B-24 Liberator. Forming part of the entrance to the exhibit, in the center background, is another ...

Home at the front! A homely-looking door which carries a remembrance of more peaceful days to the French soldiers who occupy the dug-out to which is now gives access in an advanced position of the western front.

U.S. forces drive Nazis from St. Gilles. U.S. soldiers looking for snipers leave the parish church of St. Gilles after U.S. forces captures the Normandy town three and one-half-miles west of St. Lo July 26, the day after the opening of the new American offensive in France. A. German armored car smashed by a bomb lies among the debris which littered the whole town. Preceding the advance of U.S. tank ...

C 47 U.S. Army Air Forces exhibit opens in Paris. Looking down from the Eiffel Tower on the U.S. Army Air Forces Exposition, which opened in Paris to the general public August 1, 1945, drawing daily an eager crowd of approximately 75,000 people. Free movies are shown in the Butler portable hangar (seen in the center of this photo), the type which Air Force men constructed in from 36 hours to three ...

'The goat looks with envy at the rations being issued to 2nd Bn Royal Warwick's at Gunn. 29 Jan 45.' De Gun, Swolgen. IWM nr. B14195