Richard Beckman

Carl Morisse stands at Remagen Bridge in Germany where Allied forces went into Germany during their invasion. Morisse was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agent during World War II.

The Seven Hills, or Seven Mountains (German: Siebengebirge), is a Central Uplandish hill range on the east bank of the Middle Rhine, southeast of Bonn, Germany.

Carl Morisse poses for a photo while wearing a Nazi uniform that was found while in Berg, Germany. Morisse was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agent during World War II.

An American military marching band celebrates V-E Day at First Army Headquarters in Duran-Weimar, Germany.

Soldiers gather to celebrate V-E Day at First Army Headquarters in Duran-Weimar, Germany. All are unidentified.

This is a view of Fort de Boncelles in Belgium, after Allied troops recaptured the fort from the Germans during World War II. The man walking in the center is identified as Farrell.

Jim Brennen (right) and two unidentified soldiers stand beside a military vehicle in a road in Mechernich, Germany.

This is a view of lifeboats on board the SS United States Victory as it crossed the Atlantic Ocean carrying American troops back from Europe after World War II.

The destroyed dock remains in the city of Le Havre, France after World War II, as seen from the SS United States Victory.

Waves on the Atlantic Ocean crash against the SS United States Victory as it carries troops home from Europe after World War II.