Signal Corps Archive:
SC 270687 - 3rd U.S. Army infantrymen load onto tank destroyer in Konigstadien, Germany, as they drive deeper into Germany. 25 March, 1945.
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SC 184780-S - Chinese troops examine the barrel and breech assembly of captured Japanese 37mm anti-tank gun which is being loaded into a jeep.
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SC 270612 - Co. D, 30th Inf., 3rd Inf. Div. bypassing a bridge blown up by retreating Germans.
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SC 270661 - An elderly French peasant watches members of an American motorized unit move past her farm northwest of St. Lo.
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SC 171698 - First Island Command, New Caledonia. Injured from Solomon Islands, soldiers of the U.S. Army, are loaded into ambulance peeps as they are hurried to hospitals in New Caledonia.
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SC 184862 - 1st Division Military Police, near front lines on Sicily, get map directions from from Major Thomas Lanser, New York, 1st Division Provost Marshal, before going up to their posts at the frontline. 19 July, 1943.
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SC 184869 - An infantry company with tank traps in foreground. Barrafranca, Sicily. 19 July, 1943.
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SC 184698 - At last - something a Peep can't do on its own.
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SC 171592-R - Jap prisoners leaving temporary encampment for permanent prison camp just completed. First Island Command. 7 January, 1943.
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SC 335277 - 3rd U.S. Army soldier guards German prisoners in the public square at Kaiserslautern, Germany. 21 March, 1945.
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SC 335316 - Infantrymen of the 80th Division of Gen. Patton's Third Army passing the Carl Zeiss Lens and Camera Plant in newly-captured Jena, Germany. 15 April, 1945.
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SC 170370-B - Occupation of Amchitka by U.S. Army Task Forces.
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SC 335334 - Seventh Army Cavalry vehicles await orders to move on in the drive into Southern Germany in front of the city of Lauingen's Rathaus, or City Hall.
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SC 335319 - American vehicles in the town of Lucka, Germany after its capture by the 6th Armored Division, 3rd U.S. Army. 13 April, 1945.
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SC 335318 - Ruhr Pocket cleanup. After the surrender of the entire east half of the Ruhr Pocket by Lt. Gen. Fritz Baverlein, 53rd Panzer Corps Commander, to the 7th Armored Division, 1st U.S. Army...
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SC 335281 - Infantry moving through Homburg on the road to Kaiserslautern in trucks to regain contact with retreating enemy. 21 March, 1945.
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SC 335273 - Vehicles of the 10th Armored Division, U.S. Third Army, enter the shell-torn town of Kaiserslautern, Germany, during their drive toward the Rhine River. 20 March, 1945.
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SC 170580 - Soldiers driving a jeep through a sugar cane field during an alert. 13 February, 1943.
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SC 170582 - Photo shows soldiers driving jeep through a ditch, resulting in a rough ride, tossing the men out of seats and over the driver's head.
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SC 335276 - German men and women sweep up street in front of command post of 11th Armored Division, 3rd U.S. Army, in Kirchberg, Germany. 20 March, 1945.
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SC 335263 - Black smoke pours from blazing tank loaded with ammunition, in background, which was set afire by German bombardment in Linz, Germany, on the east bank of the Rhine River.
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SC 334983 - U.S. Tanks of the 5th Armored Division, Ninth U.S. Army, wait among the rubble in the streets of Krefeld, Germany to move out in support of the Infantry. 3 March, 1945.
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SC 170118 - L-R: Pfc. Philip L. Mahoney, driver, and T/5 R. R. Pollard, rear seat, were trapped for three days by the Germans.
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SC 170096 - L-R: Pfc. Philip L. Mahoney, driver, and T/5 R. R. Pollard, rear seat, were trapped for three days by the Germans.
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SC 170098 - French commercial switchboard located on the front of a "Peep" for rapid moving.
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SC 170087 - T/5 John Lodge, North Arlington, N.J., gets a free shine from an Arab shoe shineman in North Africa.
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SC 335285 - 1st U.S. Army soldiers stand guard as American vehicles pass over Katzenfurt Bridge over the Dill River, Germany. The bridge was left intact by the fleeing enemy. 27 March, 1945.
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SC 334971 - Infantrymen of the Ninth U.S. Army move past a burning American jeep and trailer at Korrenzig, Germany. 24 February, 1945.
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SC 334849 - Generals' drivers, sitting on jeeps waiting for generals. 22 February, 1945.
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SC 337388 - (409th Task Force photo series) Here, men watch the mountainside for the slightest movement from the enemy, to provide them a target upon which to open fire. 1 May, 1945.
