Soldiers

Sergeant Charles J. Ten Barges of Haubstadt, Indiana, guards a German prisoner during the Battle of the Bulge.

A German prisoner of war, taken near Butgenbach, Belgium by soldiers of the 26th Division, First Army, United States Army, during the Battle of the Bulge.

Sergeant Joseph Holmes of Cumberland, Maryland, near Bastogne, Belgium during the Battle of the Bulge. He is a member of Company C, 320th Infantry Regiment, 35th Division, United States Army.

Lieutenant Colonel John Redding (right) and another unidentified soldier in the yard of a home somewhere in Germany during World War II.

United States Army infantrymen advancing through a snow covered road in Belgium during the Ardennes campaign. All are unidentified.

Informal portrait of Lieutenant Colonel John Redding in Germany.

Unidentified soldier in Germany, standing on the grounds outside a house.

Group of Japanese soldiers. Possibly a prisoner of war camp from the time of World War II.

Picture taken at a Fourth of July celebration at the Adolf Hitler Barracks in Berlin, Germany, shows part of the Russian unit of soldiers which attended the celebration and is also part of the Berlin guard. All are unidentified.

Soldiers with one of the first American tanks of the Second Armored Division to enter the heart of Berlin, Germany. This tank is one of the outposts on the Hauptstrasse. Crowds of unidentified onlookers gather around the tank.