SC 191885-S - French evacuated from St. Lo relax in a refugee camp just outside the city after American authorities had urged them from their cellars. The evacuation took place under continuous German artil

SC 191945 - Two French refugee women set out their midday meal of black French bread and C ration at an American refugee camp. 23 July, 1944

SC 192038 - Members of the 29th Division, who made the initial push against St. Lo, relax at a vaudeville show prepared and presented by a group of French refugees, north of St. Lo, France

SC 191895 - American and enemy dead are received at graves registration company for processing and burial at cemetery. 19 July, 1944

SC 192004 - While the ruined town is still being shelled by German tanks and artillery, this tired Yank infantryman takes himself a well-earned nap in Marigny, France. 26 July, 1944

SC 191868 - A breakdown in issue section at quartermaster depot somewhere in France. 19 July, 1944

SC 191916 - In the barnyard of a French farm, these Yanks pause for a rest during the offensive against St. Lo and vicinity. The ducks don't mind. 16 July, 1944

SC 192041 - Allied vehicles moving up to new lines ahead through what is left of a section of St. Lo, France, after its capture by American troops. 29 July, 1944

SC 191887-S - This is part of the residential district of St. Lo. A German command post, thoroughly mined, was found under the cliff on the left. 29 July, 1944