Soldiers

At flag-raising ceremony in Berlin, Germany, from left to right, General Dwight Eisenhower, General George Patton, and President Harry S. Truman. The Flag of Liberation is being raised over the former Nazi headquarters in Berlin. President Truman is in Germany to attend the Potsdam Conference.

Portrait of General Lord Robertson of Oakridge which was used in his oral history interview. During the administration of President Harry S. Truman, he was Deputy Military Governor, Germany, 1945-1948; Commander-in-Chief and Military Governor, 1948-1949; United Kingdom High Commissioner, Allied High Commission, Germany, 1949-1950; and Commander-in-Chief, Middle East Land Forces, 1950-1953.

Soldiers with Nazi souvenirs from in and around Bastogne, France. Standing: Sgt. Sandy E. Wyatt, New York, New York; First Lieutenant Clair L. Hess, Blairsville, Pennsylvania; Tech. 5th Grade John H. Shaw, Franksville, New York; Staff Sgt. Robert Clifford, Grand Saline, Texas; Tech. 5th Grade Thomas W. Stephens, Hornbeck, Louisiana; Sgt. Stanley P. Koss, Corpus Christi, Texas; Captain Edward W. Cissel, Elizabeth, New Jersey. Kneeling: Sgt. Franklin D. Hendricks, South Boston, Virginia.

General Frank Lowe (left) and General Courtney Whitney in Pyongyang, Korea.

General Douglas MacArthur (foreground, left) with Colonel Unger (behind MacArthur, left) and General Courtney Whitney (behind MacArthur, right)in Pyongyang, Korea.

General Walton Walker and General Douglas MacArthur (two men walking together in the foreground) at the Pyongyang, Korea air field.

United States Army Fifth Cavalry Regiment troops head into Pyongyang, Korea. The smoke in the background came from two ammunition dumps hit by the U. S. Air Force.

Sergeant Eugene Milburn and Sergeant Bobby Hall, radio operators, 2nd Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, in Korea.

Lieutenant Colonel Paul Clifford, lying on his stomach with suspenders showing, the C.O. of the 2nd Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, the first unit to enter Pyongyang, North Korea.

Colonel Marcel Crombez and General Frank Lowe. Colonel Crombez commanded the 5th Cavalry regiment when they captured Pyongyang, Korea.