279th Station Hospital U.S. Army. Unter den Eichen 44-46. Steglitz Zehlendorf, Lichterfelde, Berlin 1946
German Luftwaffe Feldwebel level NCO Funkmeister of the Signal troops Nachrichten in military airfield France 1940
German civilian children scavenging for food in American army dump. Frankfurt am Main Germany 1945
Mainkai Road. Rententurm in Frankfurt am Main Germany September 1939
Young attractive women in swim suite stand beside pool in Orleans France 20.6.1940.
Luftwaffe General der Flieger Waldemar Klepke. Kommandeur Flug Training Kommand 3. Visting Flugplatz France 1940
6 October 1882 - 5 May 1945
Died 05-05-1945, in Berchtesgaden, age 62.
Sign post for La Chemisereie Moderne 18 Rue Bannier Orleans France 20.6. 1940. Bombed fashion shop. Ruins.
Maison Carrre, an ancient Roman temple located in Nimes southern France 1940
German army red cross hospital road signs in Greece 1942. Lamia, Larissa
Destroyed french army staff car on road sign. French soldier burial grave in ditch. France near Dunkirk 1940
German Luftwaffe Flak soldier resting in English Channel. Normandy beach France 1940
Frankoniabrunnen ist ein Monumentalbrunnen auf dem Residenzplatz in Wurzburg Germany 1941. Fountain.
German army doctor in winter jacket. Sanitats Abteilung 24 Chemnitz.24 Infanterie Division. Poland winter 1940. Horche 901
French helmets decorating a temporary war grave of fallen French soldiers beside Ambushed trucks. France 1940
French flag. 297 Infantry Division.
Destroyed French armored car Panhard 178 CDM with a 25 mm gun with army trucks and lorries. road to Dunkirk France 1940
German army train passing military rail security checkpoint in France 1940. Bahnschutz
Franks Hog Stand. The Big Pig in San Antonio South town. USA 1942. Barbecue BQ Restaurant. Fast Food take away
German army artillery officers inspecting the motor of an Opel Olympia small staff car. Frankfurt Germany 1939
279th Station Hospital US: Army Steglitz Berlin 1945. Unter den Eichen.
7th Medical Command
German Luftwaffe air force Radar unit Wurzburg Riese Freya, Primary ground-based gun laying radar. France Normandy 1944