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Army soldiers preparing to leave Atlanta, Georgia (1)
Content Note: Soldiers loading their gear into trucks and waiting along a street near Techwood Homes in Atlanta, Georgia. Civilians look on from the sidewalk. Taken after the Army cancelled the Army Specialized Training program at the Georgia…
Army soldiers preparing to leave Atlanta, Georgia (2)
Content Note: Soldiers loading their gear into trucks and waiting along a street near Techwood Homes. Civilians look on from the sidewalk. Taken after the Army cancelled the Army Specialized Training program at the Georgia Institute of Technology,…
Army soldiers travelling to England aboard the SS Sea Owl
Content Note: U.S. Soldiers travelling from the United States to England aboard the liberty ship SS Sea Owl. Back row, left to right: Hobson, Anderson, and Wile. Front row, left to right: Punch, Kusiak, and Thumler.
Army troops at Ohrdruf
Content Note: Two Army jeeps in front of a large group of American troops during Eisenhower's visit to Ohrdruf. A soldier on the lefthand side (identified on the reverse as Tom Knopp) poses for the camera. Numbered 114 on the reverse.
Arthur Goldberg
Content Note: Portrait of Arthur Goldberg seated, holding a letter. A photograph of his sweetheart is visible in the background.
Badly charred corpses of prisoners [Gardelegen Incident]
Content Note: Corpses of prisoners lie in rows in a field in preparation for burial. Numbered 1 on the reverse.
Barracks for Hungarian women at Stalag II-B in Duderstadt
Content Note: Caption text from a separate page: "Barracks for Hungarian women are placed next to a Nazi munitions factory in captured Duderstadt in direct violation of the rules of warfare and treatment of prisoners established by the Geneva…
Bernard L. Hansen interview
Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Hansen served with the 411th Field Artillery Group and witnessed the Gardelegen Massacre. Location of interview: Atlanta, Georgia.
Bert Weston interview
Content Note: Transcript of an audio recording. Weston served with the 30th Field Hospital, 20th Corps, 3rd Army, and witnessed the liberation of Ebensee. Location of interview: Atlanta, Georgia.
Bridge "built by A Company 1270th Engineer Combat Battalion and 678 Engineer LE Company. "
Content Note: Caption from writing on reverse of photograph. Additional caption text: "Nuremberg, Germany, April 27, 1945. Built By A Company 1270th Engr Combat Battalion and 678 Engineer LE Company. Be Gay Now, You GI Slave, Your CBI Bound, Use…