SC 364270 - Firing a mission with 81mm mortar are, L to R- Pvt. Ernest Dolloff, Hamilton, Texas, and Cpl. John F. Richards, Pompton Lakes, N.J

SC 364267 - Two mortars, one a captured Nazi piece, are fired together toward German positions near Guiderkirk, France, by men of the 3rd Battalion, 324th Infantry Regiment, 44th Division, Seventh U.S. Army.

SC 364267 - Two mortars, one a captured Nazi piece, are fired together toward German positions near Guiderkirch, France, by men of the 3rd Battalion, 324th Infantry Regiment, 44th Division, Seventh U.S. Army

SC 364511 - H Co., 2nd Bn., 127th Inf., 32nd Div. firing 82mm mortar on Jap positions along the Vila Verde Trail. 3 March, 1945

SC 364305 - 45th Division mortar crew, which is sheltered behind the Maginot Line pill-box near Lembach, prepares to fire 81mm shells at enemy

SC 364497 - Pvt. Jack Hunting, Texarkana, Texas, and Pfc. Alfred Livingston, of Company "D", 128th Infantry Regiment, at their 81mm mortar position on the front line

SC 364510 - Men of the Mortar Platoon, 126th Inf. Regt., 32nd Div., are shown firing the 81mm mortar on the Jap positions in in the Orboredo River sector, Luzon, P.I

SC 337215 - Pfc. Robert N. Mausfield, Sandusky, Ohio, right, relays firing orders to mortar crew in (illegible), Germany

SC 364269 - Troops of the 87th Chemical Mortar firing on enemy tanks in close support of the 121st Regiment, 8th Infantry Division, First U.S. Army. 28 February, 1945