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Wounded U.S. soldiers flown to hospitals near their homes. A U.S. Army nurse makes a final check of litter cases in an Air Service Command transport plane before it takes off from an Army air base in the Eastern U.S. to take wounded men from a general hospital on the East Coast to Army hospitals close to their homes all over the U.S. The plpane is staffed by a medical technician, in addition to the ...

A wounded American soldier is loaded into an ambulance for transport to an airbase. There he will be transferred to a C-54 Skymaster hospital plane which fly him back to the U.S.

Hospitals and hotels full of wounded loyalists wait for new attack from the north. The palace of the Duke of Medinaceli, one of the oldest aristrocratic families in Spain, which has been converted into a hospital for civil war casualties.

Hospitals and hotels full of wounded: Loyalists wait for new attack from the North. The palace of the Duke of Medinaceli, one of the oldest aristocratic families in Spain, which has been converted into a hospital for Civil War casualties.

U.S. Army centers in England rehabilitate wounded. Scaling a wall at a U.S. Army rehabilitation center in England, soldiers complete an obstacle course as part of their final preparation for the return to battle. At similar centers all over England, men wounded in France and Italy are taught therapeutic exercises and refresher courses in modern warfare after their dismissal from hospitals.

The defence of Irun. The loyalists wounded carried by their comrades away of the front. They will die when they will arrive at the field hospital.

Arakan front bringing in the wounded. Picture taken with the 14th Army on the Arakan front, Burma. Wounded are carries back from the jungle Front line, then transported by jeep, ambulance, air-ambulance or river craft to hospitals in the rear. Picture shows: Wounded in a field dressing station.

U.S. Medical corps cares for wounded civilians in France. Corporal Samuel T. Casella of Fairport, New York surgical technical in the U.S. Army medical corps, checks X-Rays while relatives of an injured French civilian look on. The civilian was injured by Nazi shrapnel and was rushed to the hospital tent of a medical battalion moving forward with U.S. troops. From the first moment of the landings on ...

Verenigde Staten. Wounded U.S. soldiers receive medical attention at front. Two U.S. medical corpsmen administer first aid to wounded soldiers, lying in the snow, seconds after they fell under a mortar barrage from the enemy on the northern flank of the Ardennes salient. Soldiers of mercy, medical men go right to the front lines with the combat troops. Carrying medical equipment, blood plasma and whole ...

War over Limburg. Life is still difficult: ruins cover the landscape. Every tree is wounded. When trees were cut for the factories of wooden shoes, it appeared that the wood could not be used owing to the bulletholes.

London surgeon aids wounded when another Red Cross depot is bombed in Abyssinia. Mr. A.J.M. Melly (right) tending wounded near Dessye.