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Psychological Warfare Unit of the Third U.S. Army. Major Huet (standing) and Edward Gottlieb of the Psychological Warfare Division, Allied Expeditionary Force, discuss a pamphlet at the psychological warfare tent of the Third U.S. Army in France.

Een pamflet (US/GB-ZG61-1944), waarmee een Duitse soldaat aan kon geven dat hij zich over wilde geven. Dit soort pamfletten werden op grote schaal verspreid om de Duitse soldaten te beïnvloeden. Op de achterkant staan regels over het krijgsgevangenenrecht.

Psychological Warfare in action. Twenty minutes after a broadcast from a soundtruck of the Psychological Warfare Division of the Allied Expeditionary Force, German prisoners come in to surrender at the little village of Balue near St. Malo, Brittany. Thousands of Nazi soldiers have surrendered to Allied forces on all fronts after listening to these broadcasts.

Allied announcer in France. French civilians crowd the square of Granville, France, to hear news broadcast over a public address system by Emlin Etting, announcer for the Psychological Warfare Division of the Allied Expeditionary Force.

Allied exhibit in Barfleurs, Normandy. A Frenchman pauses on the street of Barfleurs, Normandy, to look at a window display set up by the Psychological Warfare Division of the Allied Expeditionary Force. In these information centers, French civilians catch up on the news of the world hidden from them for four years by the Germans.

French civilians see progress of the war. French townsfolk examine some of the war pictures put up on a board outside the Civil Affairs office in St. Sauveur le Vicomte, Normandy, by the Psychological Warfare Division of the Allied Expeditionary Force.

U.S. tank calls Russian forces. A loudspeaker-equipped M-5 tank of a Psychological Warfare Unit attached to the Second Armered Division, Ninth U.S. Army, calls to nearby Russian forces maneuvering at the town of Griebo, Germany, April 30, 1945, for a linkup with the Americans that later took place at Apollensdorf, two miles to the southeast and about 50 miles southwest of Berlin. The first official ...

Hessische Postpublished in Weimar, Gerany. German civilians crowd around two German polcimen in Weimar, Germany, who are distrbuting copies of the Hessische Postof the Psychological Warfare Division Headquarters, 12th U.S. civikians in Weimar since the newspaper distributed to civilians in Weimar since the defeat of Germany.