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Photographer: Meyer
SC 18969704/13/1944 · RAF Burtonwood · Meyer · caption card onlyAS INVASION NEARS - men, planes, weapons and supplies wait in immense quantities in the United Kingdom. Brand new Flying Fortress bombers in their shiny coats wait somewhere in the European Theater of Operations to be fl
SC 18969804/13/1944 · RAF Burtonwood · Meyer · caption card onlyAs invasion nears, men, planes, weapons and supplies wait in immense quantities in the United Kingdom. A variety of U.S. Army fighter planes is seen here at an airport somewhere in England, just arrived by convoy from th
SC 37758006/05/1944 · Middle Wallop, Hampshire, England · MeyerFighting men of an Airborne Unit march to the gliders which will transport them to the invasion of the European Continent. Middle Wallop, Hampshire, England. 6 June 1944
SC 18990406/07/1944 · Beaulieu, Hants · MeyerINVASION.... In the Intelligence Trailer of a 9th Air Force P-47, pilots are interrogated on their return from France. Left to right: General Strickland, Interrogator: Capt. John R. Murphy, Fargo. N.D.: Capt. Barry Jones
SC 18999206/07/1944 · Beaulieu, Hants · Meyer · caption card onlyP-47 Fighter-Bomber Pilots on return from bombing and strafing missions over France, check in at the Intelligence Trailer for interrogation at one of the 9th Air Force
Mobile Advance Fighter Airdromes in England.
7 June 
SC 20654606/21/1944 · Kilburn Grammer School, Salisbury Road, Kilburn, London · Meyer · caption card onlyThe Kilburn Grammer School on Salisbury Road in Kilburn, London, was badly damaged by a German robot bomb.
England, 6/21/44.
SC 20653706/22/1944 · Beckton Road, Kenningtown, London, England · Meyer · caption card onlyWorkmen begin to clear away debris after the explosion of a German robot plane at Beckton Road near Backing Road in Kenningtown, London, England.
6/22/44.
SC 19868309/17/1944 · Cottesmore, England · MeyerSoldiers of the 82nd Airborne Div. load a jeep into the open nose of a glider in preparation for airborne landings in Holland. ETO, 17 Sept 44.
SC 19948209/17/1944 · Cottesmore, England · MeyerLaden with th is equipment, officers and men of the 82nd Airborne Div., Cottesmore, England, aboard a C-47 plane await the take-off for airborne landings in Holland. England, 17 Sept. 44.
SC 23281009/17/1944 · Cottesmore, England · MeyerGen James A Gavin, CO, 82nd Airborne Div, his equipment before boarding a plane an airborne invasion of Holland. Cottesmore, England. 9/17/44
SC 23281209/17/1944 · Cottesmore, England · MeyerSomewhere in England American paratroop officers are briefed before taking off for an airborne invasion of Holland. 82nd A/B Div, Cottesmore, England, 9/17/44
SC 189699April 13, 194 · RAF Burtonwood · Meyer · caption card onlyAS INVASION NEARS - men, planes, weapons and supplies wait in immense quantities in the United Kingdom. This maze of self-sealing fuel cells for Flying Fortress bombers is somewhere in the European Theater of Operations.
SC 196525Pontorson · MeyerSergeant John R. Morton, Booneville, Mo., points to a bullet hole in his helmet made during the fighting on the Metz-Nancy front. The bullet didn't injure him. He is the first living soldier to receive the DSC in the 6th