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Red Cross aids Russians in Germany. Andreas Magnus of New York City, an American Red Cross worker, watches over a group of Russian children living at a displaced persons center in Augsburg, Germany. They are wearing some clothing distributed June 15, 1954, to Russians in Germany by the Red Cross. The apparel was contributed by local chapters of the organization in the U.S.

Polish girls aid men to dig Warsaw defences. Girls and men, with shovels over their shoulders, marching through Warsaw to dig defences.

Red Cross aids Russians in Germany. Andreas Magnus of New York City, an American Red Cross worker, presents a sweater to a young Russian boy in Augsburg, Germany, June 15, 1945, as a group of Russian displaced persons look on. This was the first distribution of Red Cross apparel to Russian families in Germany. The clothing was contributed by local chapters of the organization in the U.S.

Red Cross aids Russians in Germany. Andreas Magnus of New York City, an Amerivan Red Cross worker, issues children's and babies'clothing to Russian diplaced persons in Augburg, Germany, June 15, 1945. This was the first distribution of Red Cross apparel to Russian families in Germant. The clothing was contributed by local chapters of the organization in the U.S.

Polish girls aid men to dig Warsaw defences. Girls and men, with shovels over their shoulders, marching through Warsaw to dig defences.

Retired Okinawan school teacher aids U.S. Military Government Takar Senset, 70-year-old retired school teacher on Okinawa, has been of great aid to the American Military Government, which has been established by the U.S. Tenth Army on the strategic outpost, 375 miles (600 km.) from Japan. Takara informs island leaders of American intentions and helps them bring about friendly cooperation. American ...

Red Cross aids Russians in Germany. A little Russian girl, a member of a family of displaced persons in Augsburg, Germany, receives a sweater from Andreas Magnus of New York City, an Amarican Red Cross worker, June 15, 1945, as a Russian mother holding a baby looks on. This was the first distribution of Red Cross apparel to Russian families in Germany. The clothing was contributed by local chapters ...

Escaped Russian officer aids U.S. forces. A Russian officer (left), who escaped a Nazi labor battalion and joined the French Forces of the Interior when U.S. troops neared Brest, gives information to an American officer about German movements near the embattled Brittany port. Russian soldiers who were put to work by the Nazis near Brest were captured during the 1942 enemy drive on Moscow.

Medical and unit helps wounded U.S. soldier on Noemfoor. A medical aid unit administration first aid to a U.S. soldier, lying wounded on the beach on Noemfoor Island, of the coast of Netherlands New Guinea. In the background, fresh troops wade ashore. U.S. casualties in the fight for Noemfoor were light, and the island was in American hands by July 6, four days after the initial landings. Noemfoor ...

Hoes (*) met envelop 25 : Us. Rheinbrücke Duisburg; Envelop 21 : Rheinbrücke Rees; Envelop 24 Rheinbrücke Bislich / Xanten; Envelop 22: Rheinbrücke Emmerich; Envelop 23 Us. Rheibrücke Mehrum; Envelop 20; Wesel Rheinbrücke; Envelop 19: Spyck Rheinbrücken ( Eisenbahn), Envelop 18: Us. Rheinbrücken Remagen + Köln Hoes 28: Usn 35 Rheinubergang 2 negative. (*) Brit. = Us Rheinbrücken 1945 an. Mehrum, enveloppe ...

French boy gets first aid treatment. U.S. Army medical men, attached to an infantry unit, place a small French boy on a litter in an ambulance jeep to transport him to a first aid station for emergency treatment. The boy was badly burned when the Germans set fire to the barn in which he was hiding.

U.S. medical corpsmen administer first aid. U.S. medical corpsmen administer first aid to a wounded American soldier who was hit by shrapnel from a German mortar shell. This picture, taken July 16, 1944, only a little more than five weeks after the initial Allied landings on the Normandy beaches censors (January 26, 1945).