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Soldiers examining tank, Italy, 1944
Photograph. US soldiers examining knocked out German tanks.
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Soldiers fell trees
Photograph. Americans chop down trees with axes. Presumably Italy. No date
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Soldiers fire an antiaircraft gun from a ship at sea during World War II
Soldiers fire an antiaircraft gun from a ship while other soldiers look on. Note line of tracer bullet and smoke escaping the barrel.
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Soldiers fire smoke shells in Wallerfangen, Germany on 9 December 1945
Soldiers fire smoke shells. Note that the unit has been stricken in the caption. Official caption: "File. ETO HQ 44 28972 9 Dec.
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Soldiers firing a 75mm pack Howitzer, Fort Sill, 1944
Photograph. Several soldiers firing a 75mm pack Howitzer on snow-covered ground. Personal caption on reverse: "Feb.
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Soldiers firing a 75mm pack Howitzer, Fort Sill, 1944
Photograph. Several soldiers firing a 75mm pack Howitzer on snow-covered ground. Personal caption on reverse: "Feb.
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Soldiers firing a machine gun at Fort Benning, Georgia on 12 July 1944
1484. '12 July 44. Ecklund. Candidates Wm. R. Wright, firing; E. Z. Crowley, coach, are acting as a team while they fire a 30 cal.
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Soldiers firing into the town of Schlich, Germany on 10 December 1944
Soldiers firing into a German town.
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Soldiers from the 106th Infantry Division attend a demonstration given at Camp Atterbury, Indiana on 11 August 1944
2015. No '11 Aug 44.', no photographer identified. Picture shows a mass of men in combat uniforms 'Members of the 106th Inf. Div..
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Soldiers from the 423rd Infantry Regiment advance during a demonstration at Camp Atterbury, Indiana on 11 August 1944
2031. '15 August 44. Kilian. 2nd Platoon, Co A, 423rd Inf. Regt. advance during attack in R.C.T. problem held by 106th Inf. Div.
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Soldiers from the 548th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance Company repairing a muffler and welding at Hunter Liggett Military Reservation on 24 March 1944
1905. '3-24-44. Boll. 548th Ord. H.M. Co. (FA) Service Section Welding Truck. Pfc. Howard Boyton, left, is repairing muffler. Pfc.
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Soldiers from the 608th Field Artillery Battalion at Fort Benning on 12 October 1944
1774. '12 Oct 44. Paik.