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Holland repairs her bridges. During the retreat of the Germans from Holland the majority of bridges, large and small, were destroyed. Since the Fall of 1944 when the southern provinces were liberated, more than 3000 bridges had been wholly or partially destroyed. Highway bridge near Zwolle.

Yank, the Army Weekly, Continental Edition, Vol 1 no 30, Feb 18, 1945 (voorblad) Light Repairs, militair achter naaimachine, tank in achtergrond, 2nd Armored Division. Winter Warfare, meningen militairen over winteruitrusting. Return to Luzon, gevechtsverslag. A letter to Von Papen, open brief. Uncle Bud's BOBs, reconnaissance eenheid Siegfried linie. Strasbourg, wederopbouw. Camera in the Philipines, ...

Holland repairs her bridges. During the retreat of the Germans from Holland the majority of bridges, large and small, were destroyed. Since the Fall of 1944 when the southern provinces were liberated, more than 3000 bridges had been wholly or partially destroyed. Bridge near Venlo.

Reproductie van schilderij "In for repairs" van Dame Laura Knight dat vrouwen afbeeldt die een versperringsballon repareren.

Last minute repairs. U.S. Army ordnance men, stationed at a British port to furnish last minute repairs, exchange a carburctor on a truck in the hold of a Frence-bound Liberty ship. They are Staff Sergeant Harold M. Nelson of Thorton, Washington (left), and Corporal Gene T. Pionkowski of Antigo, Wisconsin.

Repair barce gets a drink. Nuzzled up to a giant Landing Ship Tank, an amphibious repair barge takes on a supply of water at Munde, New Georgie. On the shore a Sizable load of supplies can be seen covered with a tarpaulin.

Polsih girl repairs car in Italy. Serving in the Army Terrirorial Service in Italy, this Polish girl works in a car repair shop. Polish troops under the command of General W. Anders liberated the town of Ancona in the Adriatic sector from the Nazis.

U.S. Army tires await repair. U.S. Army tires, worn in use or damaged in combat, await repair or retreading at an ordnance tire repair shop in France.