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U.S. marine commanders in Gilbert Islands victory. U.S. Marine Corps officers whose units defeated strongly entrenched Japanese forces on Tarawa in the South Pacific Gilbert Islands are pictured at their headquarters after the battle in which 5,700 Japanese were killed or captured. (Nov., 1943). Left to right are: Brigadier General Thomas E. Bourke, Artillery officer; Colonel Merritt A. Edson, Divisional ...

Gen. Franz Halder. German Commander-in-chief and his chief of staff at work. General Von Brauchitsch (right) and his chief of staff, Artillery-General Halder, consulting over a war map at their headquarters.

Members of the Joint Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives are shown through the War Room of the former Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, in the schoolhouse in Reims, France, where the terms of Germany's unconditional surrender were signed May 7, 1945, ending the war in Europe. From left to right: Walt Horan Republican, Washington; Colonel Frank R. Williams of Duluth, Minnesota, ...

Milton S. Eisenhower: Portrait of an American College President. The five Eisehower brothers in the General's study in New York City. Left to right: Arthur (banker), Edgar (lawyer), Dwight D. (commander of Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe), Milton S. and Earl (electrical engineer).

Wounded U.S. soldier gets blood plasma. A wounded American soldier lying on a stretcher in a Normandy field recieves blood plasma from a bottle hanging on a scythe. Major General H.W. Kenner, Chief Medical Officer At Allied Supreme Headquarters, disclosed August 5, 1944, that 97 out of 100 Allied wounded soldiers survive due to the speedy handling of their in juries.

William Benton (left), Assistant Secretary of State of Cultural Relations, arrives in Germany. He looks at Heute, an American-published Magazine for Germans, with Brigadier General Robert A. McClure, Chief of the Information Control Division under General Dwight D. Eisenhower. ICD Headquarters in Bad Homburg, Germany. ICD reeducate and denazify Germany and points out the American democratic way of ...

Luitenant Generaal Dasser, de commandant van de 70e divisie, verlaat het Duitse hoofdkwartier in Middelburg. Het originele bijschrift luidt: 'The capture of Middleburg. Lieut-General Dasser, Commander of the 70th Division, leaving the German Headquarters at Middleburg.'