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North-American 'B-25 Mitchell' bommenwerper. COMBAT MOTION PICTURE CAMERAMEN FLY WITH U.S. AIR FORCES. A motion picture cameraman of the U.S. Army Air Forces trains his camera from the transparent blister in the tail of a B-25 Mitchell bomber in flight, on the terrain below. In combat service aboard U.S. bombers, photographers must be prepared to fire guns as well as handle their cameras so that they ...

U.S. Forces enter Berlin. American fireworksby the M-8 self-propelled guns of the Second U.S. Armered Division mark the celebration of American Independence Day and the official occupation of the American zone of Berlin July 4, 1945. The guns fired a 48-gun salute as the U.S. Stars and Stripes rose over the Hitler Barracks beside the Russian Hammer and Sickle to signify the official entry of the American ...

U.S. forces enter Berlin. Russian troops, marching out of the American zone of Berlin as the Second U.S. Armored Division moves in July 4, 1945, glance at a German woman tending the grave of a German soldier at the side of the Autobahn. The soldier evidently was buried where he was killed. U.S. forces took over the southwestern sector of Berlin to complete the joint occupation of the German capital ...

U.S. Youth wins glory. Lieutenant C.F. Stehlin, 20-year old American, is a member of the Free French Air Force. Son of a Colonel Stehliln, famed American who was a member of France's Lafayette Squadron in the first World War, young Stehlin served with the American Field Ambulance Service until the collapse of France. In this capacity, while only 18 years old, he was awarded the French Croix de Guerre ...

New Testament Psalms American Forces Bijbel 1941. " De Bijbel is op 12 maart 1945 geschonken aan J. Meij Lambertstraat 4 te Kerkrade door Major Dwight Ryther" "De Bijbel is afkomstig uit een rommelmarkt collectie uit Maastricht" "De Bijbel is in zeer goede staat"

American tank rolls across newly erected bridge at Gavray. An American tank crosses the Bailey Bridge which U.S. Army engineers erected over the river at Gavray, France, hours after American forces had captured the town from the hardpressed Nazis. The town bridge was blown up by the Germans before they left Gavray in a vain attempt to halt the American advance.

French civillians aid American troops. French civillians help American troops of the Allied Expeditionary Force unload shells from barges to trucks on a beachhead somewhere in Normandy.

American troops enter Cisterna. American soldiers of the Allied Fifth Army enter the battle-battered town of Cisterna, in west central Italy, from which the Germans were driven on May 25, 1944. Allied forces, continuing their hard-pressing drive along the roads toward Rome, freed the Italian capital from the enemy less than two weeks later, on June 4.

American and British troops link at Nijmegen. British armored vehicles stream across the Waal (Rhine) river into Nijmegen, Holland, to join forces with American paratroops following the capture of the bridge by Allied forces September 20, 1944. Troops of the First Allied Airborne Army and soldiers of the British Second Army joined forces at Nijmegen for the first linkup in Holland.

American troops on Normandy beachhead. American soldiers of the Allied Expeditionary Force dig a hole in the sand of a Normandy beach in order to blow up German ordnance. Note the barricade and mines intended as defense against invastion barges.

French greet American troops. French civilians, carrying flags and flowers, rush out to greet the first American troops of the Allied Expeditionary Force to arrive in this Normandy town. The driver of the jeep holds a baby while he converses with its mother. Another soldier talks to a shy French child clutching a gift of roses.