SC 192074-S - Medics attached to infantry unit somewhere in France, dig out some of their men who were buried by a blast during a shelling attack. 25 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 192036 - U.S. Army medics give infantry casualties medical attention in an advanced position, somewhere in France. 24 July, 1944

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

SC 191909 - Photo shows medics giving first aid and a drink of water to a wounded American soldier

SC 192099 - Super foxhole capable of fitting 75 men and officers. Near Marigny, France. 30 July, 1944.*

SC 192033 - Cpl. Roy C. Moore, of Lubbock, Texas, a medic attached to an engineer unit, somewhere in France, gives first aid in the field to a wounded German soldier. 31 July, 1944

SC 192044 - U.S. Army engineers clear a road of debris on the outskirts of the French town of Coutances, enabling the steady flow of men and supplies to the front lines. 31 July, 1944

SC 192140 - Members of an engineer unit repair a road in a French town. The road was damaged by shell fire as Allied troops moved forward in the wake of the fleeing enemy. 30 July, 1944