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Hollandia - New Camp. Two members of NICA staff prepare identity discs which are issued to the natives on registration. NI 5464

Royal Air Force in aciton over Norwegian coast. Photograph taken by the Royal Air Force near Bergen on the 9th April, showing a Norwegian gunboat rounding up suspect ships to establish their identity. (The gunboat is the 3rd. vessel from the bottom of the picture).

Dutch internees arrive in Melbourne on the Oranjefontein. Dutch women and children who arrived from Java by the Oranjefontein, receive identity papers on board. These women and children are the first batch to arrive in Australia from internee camps in Java. For the next six months they will spend a holiday to help regain their health and strength before returning to their homes in the Netherlands Indies. ...

Photo of depot C-644 surplus property disposal display, at Parc de Vincennes, Paris, France, controlled by Lt. Anderson, Sign. C., as far as the displaying of the signal equipment is concerned, this depot is set up for anybody who is interested in buying any army surplus goods. These goods are laid out in displays, with identity cards explaining an item, as to their availability and relationship.

Blood for U.S. Soldiers. Allied casualties in Normandy are 30 per cent less than expected, according to Major Heneral H.W. Kenner, chief medical officer of Allied Supreme Headquarters, who announced August 5, 1944, that 97 out of every 100 wounded men live. Blood transfusions are credited with saving thousands of lives, with blood plasma carried in each soldier's kit and whole blood being administered ...