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First aid post on Normandy beachhead. American troops use this anti-tank ditch as a temperary first aid station in a beachhead area in Normandy.

Captured German first aid post. This German horsedrawn first aid post was captured outside Avranches by U.S. troops. Avranches, key town covering the road out of Normandy to the Brest Peninsula, was taken by U.S. troops July 31, 1944.

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).

Keeping fit for first aid in a London street. Men and women members of the staff of a Westminster (London) first aid post, including ambulance drivers and stretcher bearers, doing their keep fit.

Keeping fit for first aid in a London street. Men and women members of the staff of a Westminster (London) first aid post, including ambulance drivers and stretcher bearers, doing their keep fit exercises in a quiet street.

First aid station behind the lines. A U.S. soldier waits for medical treatment at a first aid station just behind the lines as the Americans advanced across the Cherbourg Peninsula to liberate the large French port June 27, 1944. Only the minor wounds are treated at this field station, more serious cases being rushed by planes to England inside of a few hours after the casualties occur.

First aid given to American wounded on Saipan Island. Injured American soldiers receive emergency treatment on a beach of Saipan Island as the U.S. attack against the Japanese proceeds with unabated fury farther inland on the strategic Marianas base of the Central Pacific. Landing vessels which brought ashore U.S. amphibious forces on June 14, 1944, are still nosed close to the beach, and sandbagged ...

U.S. Navy first aid station on beachhead. Members of the U.S. Navy Medical Corps with the Allied Expeditionary Force set up this first aid field station on a French beachhead, where casualties injured during the initial landings June 6, 1944, could be quickly treated. A. protective Red Cross sign stands guard over the area.

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 ...

U.S. Soldiers render first aid to flying bomb victims in Holland. U.S. Soldiers stationed in a Dutch town give assistence to victims of a Nazi flying bomb after one of the robot weapons hit the town. Wounds were bandaged and casualties protected with blankets and coats.

First aid for wounded French boy. Ten-year-old Jean Louis, wounded by a German hand grenade during the fighting in St. Sauveur, Normandy, receives first aid from members of a U.S. Army medical unit.