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Civil affairs in Normandy. The Mayors of six liberated French towns discuss with Allied Civil Affairs officers the problems of food storage and distribution for the areas they represent. For some time before the Allies landed in France, British and American officers of the Civil Affairs Division (G-5) of Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force prepared for tasks which they now hold with the ...

Bekendmaking. De Town-Major, Civil Affairs, en de Militaire Commissaris te Dordrecht brengen ter algemeene kennis, dat de panden en terreinen, welke door de Duitsche Wehrmacht of andere Duitsche instanties werden bezet gehouden en op het oogenblik der cap

Bevrijding Leiden. Burgemeester A. van de Sande Bakhuysen in gezelschap van (v.l.n.r.): de Militair Commissaris majoor F.P.E. Bloemarts; Colonel Evans Vaughan, Liaison Officer Civil Affairs, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces; een onbekende (wethouder) wethouder M.G. Verweij. De foto is waarschijnlijk op 8 mei 1945 gemaakt, nadat de Canadese troepen de stad zijn binnengekomen.

Civil affairs in operation in France. Members of the Allied Civil Affairs Division and French officials of Carentan, Normandy, discuss the reorganisation of the town. Left to right are Captain J.A. Herman, British Army, in charge of civil defense, fire control and air raids; Dr. M. Leon Simon, local medical doctor; Major J. Maginnis, U.S. Army, Civil Affairs Officer in charge of Carentan, and the Acting ...

Luxembourg signs agreement with allied civil affairs division. Pierre Dupong, Prime Minister of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, signs an agreement in London between his government and the Allied Civil Affairs Division (G-5) of Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force. Officials participating in the ceremony are, left to right front row: Brigadier General Julius C. Holmes, Deputy Chief of Staff, ...

Maastricht. Vrijthof 19. Afscheid van de Commandant civil affairs, Luitenant-colonel L.P. Senecal. Twee meisjes in het zwart en jongetje met matrozenpakje (op de trap) zijn kinderen van burgemeester Michiels van Kessenich.

Food for liberated Holland. One shed of foodstuffs at the Civil Affairs Inland Stores. Original wartime caption: Some idea of the stores stocked can be gained from this one shed at the 3 C.A.I.D. Civil Affairs, Main Army, 3 Civil Affairs Depot, Helmond. Hulpgoederen voor Nederland.

Civil affairs in Normandy. A French woman combs a small French child's hair in a chateau behind St. George d'Ello, Normandy, where child evcuees from front line villages are being sheltered and fed by the Civil Affairs Division of the Allied Expeditionary Force.

Aan de noordelijke zijkant van het Stadhuis staat een bewegwijzeringsbord met de tekst 'Bureau Civiele Zaken - Civil Affairs'. Links op de achtergrond het politiebureau aan het Haagseveer.

Liberated New Guinea workers paid for their labor by Netherlands Government. New Guinea workers liberated from the Japanese and now employed by Allied forces on the island are paid for their labor by the Netherlands Government. Lieutenant U.D. Emeis (seated right), of the Netherlands Army, distributes cash and identification tags. Liberated by Allied forces which landed on Netherlands territory in ...