SC 191928 - Three Yanks inspect a German helmet found on a German grave near a former Nazi headquarters near Carentan, France. 12 July, 1944

SC 191995 - Sgt. Ralph A. Hirts, center, of 260 Riverside Drive, New York City, interpreter, interview a captured German sergeant about the morale of the German Army

SC 191893 - Two American GIs are shown through a Catholic church in France by the priest. The church has been badly damaged by shelling during the routing of German forces from the area. Near Carentan, France. 17 July, 1944

SC 192096 - A patrol of American infantrymen scout through the town of Coutances, France, while it is still under German 88mm fire. 29 July, 1944

SC 191927 - S-Sgt. Otto Freud, Brooklyn, N.Y., reads a captured German paper near Carentan, France. 12 July, 1944.

SC 192073-S - After German shelling, Yanks dig men buried in their foxholes by the side of the road and hedgerow, somewhere in France. 25 July, 1944

SC 191999 - William H. Texter, Norristown, Penn., and Henry Zimmerman, look over the propaganda leaflets that were dropped on the Jerries during the attack on Marigny. 25 July, 1944

SC 191913 - Officers of an infantry regiment engaged in the offensive against German-held St. Lo, gather for briefing before launching of new attack

SC 192119 - Cpl. Horace E. Maples, Pampa, Texas, an MP somewhere in France, examines a Jerry grave that has not been fully covered. The Germans retreated in such a hurry that they did not have time to bury him. 29 July, 1944