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American soldiers leaning against stone rail or bridge, probably in Italy in 1944
American soldiers leaning against ornamental stone rail. Probably Italy. [1944]
American soldier holding clothing iron in front of a tent in Fort Devens, Massachusetts, 1943
American soldier holding clothing iron in front of a tent in Fort Devens, Massachusetts. "Cohen Tailer [sic] Shop."”1943
Two cargo ships at a dock in Leghorn, Italy in 1945
"Unloading cargo ships 44-4" at a dock in "Leghorn", Italy. Two cargo ships on either side of dock covered with with U...
Butterfield with statue in Italy in 1944
Sidney Butterfield with statue in Italy. 'Damaged buildings in background. One of the many statues destroyed, citizens...
American soldiers at beach posing for the camera in Italy during World War II
Group of American soldiers in swimsuits relaxing at beach, Italy, 194-.
American soldiers amongst hundreds of large shell casings in Anzio, Italy in 1944
American soldiers amongst hundreds of large shell casings in Anzio, Italy. '"Andy Jessie...
African American soldiers with military vehicles in Leghorn, Italy during World War II
Two African American soldiers talking in the street. Cadillac staff car marked "ARC" and two trucks parked in...
Small picture of a tent city in North Africa in August 1943
Small picture of a tent city with city in background. Camp sign reads "...military/no trespassing/..." 'Our convoy came...
American soldiers climbing cargo net in Italy in 1944
American soldiers climbing cargo net. '"One mine of Gaeta...
American soldiers posed around a statue of two men wrestling, probably in Italy ni 1944
American soldiers posed around a statue of two men wrestling. Probably Italy. [1944]
American soldeir Andrew Caola of Springfield, Pennsylvania during World War II
Formal portrait of "Andrew Caola 18 Baltimore Pike Springfield Penna.To my pal Sid." 194-

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