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U.S. soldiers wounded in Normandy show high spirits. Wounded U.S. soldiers of the Allied Expeditionary Force in Northern France are cheerful as they walk from the battlefront to a base hospital for treatment. Prompt aid by Allied medical units, and the use of blood plasma, sulfa drugs, penicillin and new anesthetics help speed recovery of wounded troops, both their own and captured enemy casualtie ...

Two nominal rolls A: , killed, wounded, Pow, Pow wounded; & died of other causes, B,: location of South Saskatchewan Regiment RCIC, members graves who died between 1939 & 1945."Het South Saskatchewan Regiment was een infanterieregiment van de Canadian Forces."

Niet begeleide gewonde Duitse soldaten passeren een tank van de Amerikaanse krijgsmacht. Per 1 maart 1945 waren 20.000 Duitse soldaten krijgsgevangen gemaakt door het 1 en 9 leger van de U.S. army. 'Wounded German Prisoners retreat unescorted. Unescorted German prisoners, wounded in action, pass a tank of the Ninth U.S. Army guarding high ground above a town east of the Roer. By March 1, 1945, 20.000 ...

Mevrouw van Leeuwen heeft het bombardement in Amsterdam Noord op 17 juli 1943 meegemaakt toen zij bijna 5 jaar oud was. Ze was thuis met haar vader en moeder en 2 oudere broers. Haar moeder en zijzelf waren in de gang en hebben gewacht tot het lawaai en het vallen van puin enigszins over was. Haar broertjes en vader waren in een ander deel van het huis. Haar vader is naar beneden gestort met keuken ...

Transporting wounded German soldiers. Wounded soldiers being brought in by searchers and placed in ambulances for transport to the hospital.

One wounded U.S. soldier lies face-foreward in the brush (right) following the explosion of a Nazi land mine as three members of an American medical were rescuing a wounded German civilian.

Wounded U.S. Marines get blood plasma on Peleliu. Wounded U.S. Marines on Peleliu Island receive transfusions of blood plasma at a first aid station. The Marines landed on Peleliu on Sept. 14, 1944, and at the end of two weeks' fighting, in which the Americans gained control of the island; 580 marines had been killed, 401 were missing and 3,639 were wounded. Enemy dead totaled 11,470 on Peleliu and ...

The wounded leave France. A wounded soldier is carries on a stretcher up the gangplank of an Allied landing craft which has brought military supplies and men for the fighting fronts in France. The wounded are brought to the beaches in ambulances and jeeps and transferred to ships for tansportation to hospitals in England. More seriously injured are flown by hospital planes.

The wounded go home. An Allied casulaty, wounded in the first landings in France, Jun 6, 1944, is transferred from a small craft abeard a troopship in the English Channel for return to England.