Box 1
Contains 72 Results:
U.S. Nurses stationed in N. Ireland rehearse carols, 1943 December 17
Signal Corps Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto.
WACS ring at Grosvenor Chapel, 1944 January 1
No source information available.
British advance through trench toward Heinsburg, 1944 January 25
Ministry of Information Photo.
"Pallas Athene, The G.I. Jane," the first bomber to be named in honor of the WACS, 1944 February 12
Marquardt.
8th Airforce over Greater Berlin, 1944 March 8
Official USSTAF Foto-Muto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto.
B-26 returns from pounding Airdrome at Leeuwarden, Holland, 1944 March 9
Official USSTAF Foto-Muto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto.
Bombs falling on German twin-engine fighter base [original caption mostly missing], 1944 April 1
Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London.
Gen. D.D. Eisenhower salutes the WACS, 1944 May 11
Lynch. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London.
Gen. James G. Doolittle extends birthday greetings to three WACS, 1944 May 15
Meserlin. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London.
American troops embark, 1944 June 6
Signal Corps Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
Eisenhower gives order "Full Victory -- Nothing Else" before first assault in invasion of Europe, 1944 June 6
Signal Corps Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
Jeeps men landing in France, 1944 June 7
Brandt. Acme Pool. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London.
Wounded Canadians wait on beach, 1944 June 7
Canadian Official Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
American soldiers on beachhead in France, 1944 June 7
Signal Corps Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
American assault troops, 1944 June 7
Signal Corps Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
First Allied troops hit the beach, 1944 June 8
Capa. Life Pool. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
Aerial view of D-Day, 1944 June 8
8th USSTAF Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London.
"Liberation of Europe", 1944 June 8
British War Office Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
US troops on the move at Normandy, undated
Rice. AP Pool. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
Medics give first aid to combat engineer who stepped on mine, 1944 June 11
Brandt. Acme Pool. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London.
Youthful German prisoners, 1944 June 11
Brandt. Acme Pool. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London.
General Montgomery at Normandy port captured by Allies, 1944 June 12
Official British War Office Foto. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London. Electronically-transmitted copy.
Winston Churchill, Sir Alan Brooke, and General Smuts visit General Montgomery, 1944 June 12
Neuman. Signal Corps Photo.
Lt. Margaret Ketchum gives water to injured soldier, 1944 June 13
Bob Landry. Life Pool. Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from London.