SC 196155 - US Army Pvt. Harry U. Cremer of Minonk, Ill., American 7th Arm'd. Div., helps a British soldier, Lance Bombardier Harry Frost of London, England, British Scottish 16th Div., at Someren, Holland.

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 196164 - Sgt. William P. Loveland, left, of Galax, Pa., operates a flamethrower, as M Sgt. Ashley L. Petit, right, of Charleston S.C., stands by to assist him.

SC 195703 - Preparing for the airborne invasion of Holland, a Yank helps strap equipment on his buddy at a base in England.

SC 196851-A(S) - Two wounded Germans of a group which was captured by Yanks near Altdorf, Germany. With them is Corp. Maxwell Moffett, Rock Hall, Md. 27 November, 1944.

SC 334953 - Pfc. Pete Malenovich, Burgetstown, Pa., and Pfc. Oscar Haddock, Tulsa, Okla., both of the 38th Infantry, pause while digging a bazooka position on the front in the Krinkelter woods, Germany.

The 10000th prisoner of war captured by the 6th Armored Division is brought into the stockade at Fauvillers, Belgium, by Pfc. John D.G. Phillips, 204 Oakwood Ave., West New Brighten, Staten Island, New York.

SC 191988-S - Pvt. Ken Wonick, Greenville, S.C., a member of an infantry unit somewhere France, puts an identification tag on a German prisoner of war captured during the new offensive in France. 30 July, 1944

SC 196627 - An M29C demonstrates bank climbing. ETO, 9th U.S. Army. 7 November, 1944.