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Portret Courtney Hodges, getekend door A. Weverwijkbevelhebber 1th Army

'Stars and Stripes'. G.I. morale booster no. 1. General Courtney H. Hodges, Commanding General of the First U.S. Army, which was the first to cross into Germany and first to cross the Rhine, reads the victory issue of 'Stars and Stripes'.

U.S. and Russian officers celebrate linkup. Russian and U.S. officers dine in a large banquet hall at Torgau, Germany, shortly after the linking at the Elbe River, of forward units of the First U.S. Army and the First Russian Ukrainian Army April 25, 1945. In the background are portraits of the late U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Russian Premier Josef Stalin. Seated in the center are Genral ...

U.S. Generals in New Allied offensive. American generals playing a major role in the new Allied offensive which was launched November 16, 1944, against the Reich are (left to right, front): Lieutenant General George S. Patton, Jr., Commander of the Third U.S. Army; Lieutenant General Omar N. Bradley, Commander of the 12th U.S. Army Group; General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander-in-Chief AEF; ...

Twenty-seven American Stars in Belgium. U.S. generals of the Western Front met in Belgium recently with King George VI of England. Front row (l-r) Lt. General Patton, Lt.Gen. Bradley, General Eisenhower, and Lt.Gen. Hodgen, second row: Maj.Gen. William B. Keen, Maj.Gen. Charles H. Gerlett, Maj.Gen. Joseph Lawton Collins, Maj.Gen. Leonard F. Gerow, and Maj.Gen. Elwood Quesada; third row: Maj.Gen. Leven ...