Photo of wounded GI's on ship in Southern France. Original photo that measures about 26 x 21 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of GI with record player in Southern France. Original NAVY photo that measures about 26 x 21 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of medics on the beach in Southern France. Note US flag armbands. Original Associated Press photo that measures about 26 x 21 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of replacements receiving lecture on mines. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 26 x 21 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of GI with makeshift winter camouflage on helmet. Original International News photo that measures about 13 x 18 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of GI's in winter camouflage in the Bulge. Original photo that measures about 23 x 18.5 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of 3rd Army medics treating German soldier. Note Red Cross painted helmets. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 26 x 21 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of 26th Division GI's at German cemetery. Note large mesh helmet net. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 26 x 21 centimeters. Very good condition.

Original photo of Lieutenant General Omar N. Bradley. Famous for being the Commanding Officer of the First Army during the campaign in Normandy. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 18.5 x 23 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of recovering of victims at Malmedy. Note helmet marked AAAO (39th Infantry Regiment, 9th Division) and bumper marking of the 3060th Quartermaster Graves Registration Service Company. The 4th Platoon drew the assignment of recovering, processing, and identifying the bodies. The platoon...

Photo of medics of the 45th Division. Note what seems to be a 45th Division patch taped to the helmet. Original Red Cross photo that measures about 26 x 21 centimeters. Very good condition.

Stars and Stripes newspaper of July 4, 1944, first issue. Rare single page Continental Edition Vol. 1 No. 1 which was printed 'Somehwere in France', which was actually in Cherbourg, liberated on June 26, 1944. From July 4 to August 19, 1944 the Continental Edition of The Stars and Stripes was...