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An American convoy passes through the streets of Carentan, attracting little notice from the citizens of the city. France, 17 June, 1944.
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SC 196241-A (S) - Pvt. Thomas Powell, of Louisville, Ky., a member of an anti aircraft unit, checks the motor of his weapons carrier to see what damage has been done by water.
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SC 190658 - New type of all-around service truck made at Post Ordnance. 12 April, 1944.
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SC 190630 - Members of a Signal Corps unit seal off a commercial cable line between two French towns. The seal is only temporary, until wire is brought up for a permanent splice. St. Lo. 19 June, 1944.
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Personal Photo: Three Army servicemen posing together, ca. 1945.
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SC 196102-S - Capt. Garland N. Adamson, Chicago, Ill. is unit surgeon of an outfit near Nancy, France. 5 November, 1944.
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SC 190518 - Bridge site on the Nambyuhka river, somewhere in Burma. On the right is the beginning of a new bridge, on the left is the hastily-built older bridge to expedite movement of supplies.
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SC 196292 - Tankers, signalmen and medics gather around a radio jeep to get the latest election returns. 7 November, 1944.
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SC 364335 - American sailors from Cherbourg went along for the ride when the 66th Inf. Division entered Lorient, France, following the surrender of the 28,000-man German garrison.
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SC 364314 - The Anti-tank Platoon, Headquarters Company, 291st Infantry Regiment, 75th Infantry Division, lines up on a road near Basse Bodeaux...
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SC 374708 - Men of the 602nd Camouflage Bn. paint tube of 8 inch rifle to conceal it from enemy air observation. 17 January, 1945.
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SC 336805 - Vehicles of the 5th Infantry Division, U.S. Third Army, move into the newly captured town. Simmern, Germany. 18 March, 1945.
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SC 337115 - 9th U.S. Army combat engineers sandbag a repaired bridge near Kamp, Germany.
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SC 336903 - Townspeople line streets as vehicles and troops of the Ninth U.S. Army pass through the German town of Wiedenbruck in pursuit of fleeing Nazis. 2 April, 1945.
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SC 337370 - Mines and snipers in Hanweiler, Germany, forces this battalion anti-tank unit to seek another route as they move up to support their regiment which jumped off on a pre-dawn attack.
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SC 335253 - Still another small German town falls to the infantrymen of the 9th Armored Division, U.S. First Army, as they drive through Kleinbullesheim, Germany, in the march to the Rhine River.
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SC 171659 - An American Army Nurse receives patient at one of the hospitals in Algiers, North Africa. 1 May, 1943.
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SC 184888 - A German prisoner of war at Camp Wallace, Texas, is shown at work in the Service Command Shop #5 spraying paint on a truck that has been repaired. 1943.
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SC 184829 - A wounded American soldier is lifted aboard a transport plane for a flying trip to to a hospital.
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SC 270590 - Members of Co. G, 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Division, U.S. First Army, march back from the front for regrouping at Elsenborn, Belgium. 20 December, 1944.
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SC 270803 - Infantry troops entering in Haye Du Puis. 9 July, 1944.
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SC 270703 - With the 6th Inf. Div. in the Cagayan Valley, Luzon, P.I., about 9 miles north of Bagabag along Highway 4 on June 20, 1945.
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SC 396876 - Two weary 7th U.S. Army men halt for a break by burnt out weapons carrier in Reipertswiller, during 42nd Infantry Division push through Domaniale Forest. 16 March, 1945.
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SC 201563 - American-made weapons carriers, heavy duty trucks and jeeps, forming the first China-bound convoy in almost two years, stretch out in a long line along the Ledo Road enroute to Myitkyina.
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SC 193072-S - German machine gun fire comes perilously close to U.S. Army engineers who are ferrying a vehicle across the river Seine near the town of Montreau, on a pontoon ferry. 25 August, 1944.