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SC 18951002/11/1944 · 91st Evacuation Hospital · Barth · caption card onlyDemonstration of Chest Film Holder in the X-Ray Department of a tented Evacuation Hospital in England.
SC 18950402/12/1944 · The Holmes, General Staff Residence, Bristol, England · Wood · caption card onlyLt. Gen. Omar Nelson Bradley cutting his birthday cake at a dinner party held in his honor on his fifty-first birthday, the 12th of February, 1944. England, 2/12/1944.
SC 18951102/12/1944 · Crown Hill, near Plymouth, Devonshire, England · Rosenmann · caption card onlySide view of 2-1/2 ton truck with complete Piper Cub Plane loaded in preparation for Amphibious Landing Operations.
SC 18952102/13/1944 · Taunton, Somerset · Poinsette · caption card onlyMargaret M., aged 7 and Dorean W. age 7 of Bristol Area, English War Orphhans whose parents were killed in an Air Raid, and Jusnita Pagella, American Red Cross, from Palo Alto, Calif., are being served by Mess Sgt. Marti
SC 18952202/18/1944 · Stockton Woods, Wilts, England · Root · caption card onlyBrockway Truck of the 23rd Armored Engr's Bn., 3rd Arm. Div., in action showing trestle, treadways, men, and gully on a bridge-building problem in Stockton Woods, Wilts, England.
SC 18951202/19/1944 · Fontill-Gifford, Wilts, England · De Marco · caption card onlyOverall view of a (Brockway) Bridge Truck fully loaded, including two complete trestles. England, February 19, 1944.
SC 18927502/20/1944 · 24th General Hospital · Ray · caption card onlyThese U. S . Soldiers are boarding a hospital train in Britain on their way back to the U.S. They will be placed in ward cars according to the type of illness or injury they are suffering. Upon reaching the U.S., many wi
SC 18951402/24/1944 · Wallingford, England · Misenko · caption card onlyDemonstrition of Pile Driver by an Engineering Unit in England. 2/24/1944.
SC 18951502/24/1944 · Wallingford, England · Tyulty · caption card onlyA motor boat pushing a large pnoumatic float across a Lake. England, 2/24/1944.
SC 18951902/25/1944 · ETO Base of the 3rd Armored Division, England (Wincanton) · Root · caption card onlyGen. Eigenhower in the field with GI'S of an Armored Unit. England, 2/25/1944.
SC 18951702/28/1944 · Wright · caption card onlyA regular Jeep converted by Artillery Medics for use as an emergency litter carrier.
SC 18951802/28/1944 · Near Plymouth, Devon, England · Hinrichs · caption card onlyAerial view of infantry field problem in progress in Southern England.
SC 18982303/01/1944 · Newbury, Berks, England · Runyan · caption card onlyView of the right side of radio-trailer with cover off showing position of equipment. Left to right: CH12LA, BX348, and three five gallon gasoline cans, BC610E and receiving mast - antenna - base. England, March 1, 1944.
SC 18982403/03/1944 · Pentewan Beach, Cornwall, England · Norbie · caption card onlyT/5 F. S. Nalone, Palmyra, N.Y., of the 286th Joint Infantry Assault Sig. Company, operating a switchboard during landing operations along Pentewan Beach, Cornwall, England. 3 March 1944
SC 18978003/04/1944 · Brookwood American Military Cemetery · Ray · caption card onlyWith the advent of America’s traditional day homage to its war dead, these views are released to show soldier graves abroad. Brookwood American Military Cemetery near London, England. Graves Registration make every effor
SC 18978103/04/1944 · Brookwood American Military Cemetery · Ray · caption card onlyWith the advent of America's traditional day of homage to its war dead, these views are released to show soldier graves abroad. Combat zone cemeteries will not have beautiful chapels like this one at Brookwood American M
SC 18982103/04/1944 · Near Bristol, England · Spangle · caption card onlyPreliminary trials of a DUKW equipped with SCR 399. Full front and side view on land.
SC 18982203/04/1944 · Near Bristol, England · Spangle · caption card onlyFull view of DUKW on land during preliminary trials in England. It is equipped with SCR 399.
SC 18952003/05/1944 · Canada Wharf, Bristol, England · Spangle · caption card onlyUnloading Rations from Barges with Cranes.
SC 18929103/08/1944 · Bristol, England · Neuman · caption card onlyA great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details. Supplies for the coming invasion, these boxes of field rations, just unloaded from a freighter, move along a conveyer into a supply shed somewhere i
SC 18929203/08/1944 · Cheltenham, England · Neuman · caption card onlyA great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details. Maps for invasion. This is a small corner of a U. S. Army Topographical Unit, somewhere in England, which prints military maps for use in the large-
SC 18932703/08/1944 · Cheltenham, England · Neuman · caption card onlySoldiers, working in the process room of a topographical unit somewhere in England, transfer photographic negatives of maps to zinc plates to be used for reproduction. Many of the maps are made from aerial photographs an
SC 18932403/12/1944 · G-25, Ashchurch, England · Neuman · caption card onlyArtillery pieces line the English countryside, at an ordnance depot somewhere in England.
SC 18979003/12/1944 · Neuman · caption card onlyThe quiet countryside of England presents sharp contrasts of war and peace these days. Here at an ordnance depot, a calf takes nourishment from her mother, unmindful of the surrounding 90mm anticircraft guns parked there
SC 18932203/13/1944 · G-25, Ashchurch, England · Neuman · caption card onlySoldiers check the coverings on rowa of 40 mm antiaircraft guns, stored at an ordnance depot somewhere in England, awaiting immediate issue.
SC 18932303/13/1944 · G-25, Ashchurch, England · Neuman · caption card onlyAmerican soldiers check up on a line of amphibious jeeps, parked in a temporary storage lot somewhere in England.
SC 18954003/13/1944 · GPC, St. Paul's London · Bowen · caption card onlyCpl. David Trotter, son of Mrs. Sara Trotter, 1681 Vyse Ave., Bronx, New York, N.Y., is on the receiving end of a folding machine which greases 4600 pieces of V-Mail hourly. At left, M/Sgt. Earl E. Griffin, son of A. E.
SC 18929303/14/1944 · Boreham Airdrome, Essex, England · Pearson · caption card onlyA great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details. As more and more bombers take off from England to bomb Nazi Europe, more airfields are built to provide their bases. Here grading and construction w
SC 18927703/15/1944 · Penrhos Junction, Caerphilly, Wales · Neuman · caption card onlyLocomotives, tank cars, and other necessary units of railroad transportation are stored up in large quantities in the British Isles ready for shipment to Europe once the invasion has begun, The two main tracks are kept o
SC 18927803/15/1944 · Newport, Wales · Neuman · caption card onlyLogomotives, tank cars, and other necessary units of railroad transportation are stored up in large quantities in the British Isles ready for shipment to Europe once the Invacion has begin. An Army Officer looks down at
SC 18927603/16/1944 · Caerphilly, Wales, Britain · Neuman · caption card onlyLocomotives, tank cars, and other necessary units of railroad transportation are stored up in large quantities in the 756th Pailway Shop Bn., Penrhos Junction, Caerphilly, Wales, Britain, ready for shipment to Europe onc
SC 18929003/17/1944 · Tredegar Park, Newport, Wales, Britain · Neuman · caption card onlyA great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details. A British Tommy and an American "G.I." check the 3/4 ton, 4x4 ambulance stored in a supply depot, 0-635, Tredegar Park, Newport, Wales, Britain, awa
SC 18927903/20/1944 · Tidworth, England · Neuman · caption card onlyMilitary vehicles of various types lined up in S-640 Supply Depot. Tidworth, England, ready to be issued to play their part in the offensive against the European continent, British Isles, 20 Mar 44.
SC 18928003/20/1944 · 0-837, Ashton Court, Bristol, England · Neuman · caption card onlyAt a supply depot, somewhere in England, three V-25 Tank Transporters are seen ready to move their loads to a storage place. Each tank transporter carries two M-5 Light Tanks, destined for use in the offensive agains Eur
SC 18929603/20/1944 · 0-637, Ashton Court, Bristol, England · Neuman · caption card onlyA great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details. U. S. Soldiers check rows of DUKWS (Ducks) at a supply depot somewhere in England. These amphibious vehicles are awaiting immediate issue for use in
SC 25562403/20/1944 · England, probably Ashton Court · Neuman · caption card onlyConcentration of vehicles parked in concealed positions at a supply depot. somewhere in England. These vehicles are ready for immediate issue, and will be used in the coming invasion of Europe. 3/20/44
SC 18928103/23/1944 · 0-640, Tidworth, England · Neuman · caption card onlyView of a car park at O-640, Tidworth, England, showing various types of military vebicles, all waiting to be issued for the great offensive against the European continent. England, 23 Mar 44.
SC 18928203/23/1944 · Newbury, Berks, England · Lt Charles Collier · caption card onlyMass exhibition of paratroop jump staged in the British Isles by a U.S. Airborne Units. During a visit to an Airborne Unit, General Eigenhower meets two British officers who are on exchange duty with the American Unit to
SC 18928303/23/1944 · Newbury, Berks, England · Lt Charles Collier · caption card onlyMass exhibition of paratroop jump staged in the British Isles by a U.S. Airborne Unit. C-47 planes release their cargoes - paratroopers and equipment during the mass jump in England, 1500 men made the leap, probably the
SC 18929503/23/1944 · Tidworth, England · Neuman · caption card onlyA great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details. Rows of 155mm. howitzers lined up at an Ordnance Supply Depot, 0-640, Tidworth, Rogland, await issue for use in the invasion of Europe. England, 23
SC 18933003/23/1944 · Newbury, Berks, England · Lt Charles Collier · caption card onlyBritish Prime Minister Winston Churchill; General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, and Brig. Gon. Maxwell D. Taylor review a unit of airborne troops in England.
SC 18933103/23/1944 · Newbury, Berks, England · Lt Charles Collier · caption card onlyBritish Prime Minister Winston Churchill, General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, and party, watch a mass paratroop demonstration in England. Over 1500 men participated in this jump from C-47 planes, prob
SC 31439903/23/1944 · Newbury, Berks, England · Lt Charles Collier · caption card onlyPrime Minister Winston Churchill addresses the officers and men of the 101st Airborne Division after making an inspection of the unit and observing a great mass demonstration of their tactics. He was accompanied by Gener
SC 18929403/24/1944 · 0-675, Savernak Forest, Marlborough, England · Neuman · caption card onlyA great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details. U.S. soldiers use a crane to load 1-ton bombs on a 2.5-ton truck at an Ordnance Depot somewhere in England. From here they go to an air base for qui
SC 18932803/24/1944 · Newbury, Berks, England · Todd · caption card onlyThe deadly "Bazooka", a tank-wrecking Armored Force field piece, gets a minute inspection in the hands of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who, in company with General Dwight D. Eisenhower, is making an inspecti
SC 18932903/30/1944 · London, England · Bacon · caption card onlyV-mail equipment from the United States, sent to England to expedite the handling of soldiers' mail, attracts the vivid interest of Queen Elizabeth on a tour of inspection of the facilities in an English post office. Wit
SC 18908304/01/1944 · Armagh, Northern Ireland · Rosenblum · caption card onlyHigh ranking Officers come to attention as troops under their command pass in review in Armagh, Northern Ireland, Photo shows Lt. Gen. George Patton, CG 3rd Army, Maj. Gen. Walter M. Robertson, Commanding General, 2nd Di
SC 18969604/01/1944 · USA Cherry Valley Camp · Rosenblum · caption card onlyAS INVASION NEARS - Men, planes, weapons, and supplies wait in immense quantities in the United Kingdom. Officers and men of a U. S. Army infantry unit somewhere in the European Theater of Operations listen to an address