Group at Reichschancellory Air Raid shelter in Berlin where Hitler and Eva Braun died. From left to right: unidentified soldier; W. Alton Jones; Stanley Richardson; R.E Hardwicke; and Ralph T. Zook. They are visitors from the petroleum administration.
Group of people on deck of Hitler's yacht. From left to right: Skipper of the yacht (U.S. Army officer); Ellen Downes; Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies; and Captain Thomas Higginson. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.
Group of people on deck of Hitler's yacht. From left to right: Stanley Richardson; Gordon Sessions; Ellen Downes; Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies; and unidentified soldier. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.
Group of people on deck of Hitler's yacht, during visit to Europe. From left to right: unidentified soldier; Colonel Leicherie; Ralph T. Zook; Ellen Downes; Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies; and Gordon Sessions. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.
Members of petroleum group sitting around table in private quarters on Hitler's yacht. From left to right: Stanley Richardson; George A. Hill, Jr.; William R. Boyd, Jr.; W. Alton Jones; and Brigadier General Owen Summers. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.
Group sitting around table in private quarters on Hitler's yacht. From left to right: Stanley Richardson; George A. Hill, Jr.; William R. Boyd, Jr.; W. Alton Jones; and Brigadier General Owen Summers. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.
Group sitting around table on Hitler's yacht. From left to right: Ralph K. Davies; Secretary Harold L. Ickes; Ralph T. Zook; and Captain A. F. Story. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.
Group of people on Hitler's yacht, during visit to Germany. From left to right: Elaine Owens; Ellen Downes (half blocked); Secretary Harold L. Ickes; and Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.