Soldiers

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

Four military men firing salute as crowd watches in background. They are in Omaha, Nebraska, during visit of President Truman to attend 35th Division Reunion.

Neunberg, Germany: Services were held for 120 victims of S. S. trooper shooting at Neunberg, by U. S. Third Army chaplains, as townspeople look on. The German civilians were ordered to build coffins for the victims and to bring them from the woodland shooting site to the cemetery for burial. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

PFC Gustave Anderson, Lynn, Massachusetts, an MP with the XII Corps Headquarters, supervises German civilians of Neunberg making coffins for victims of mass murder of S. S. camp laborers. Bodies of victims were disinterred and reburied in the city cemetery by civilians. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

German soldiers, prisoners of the 71st Infantry Division, 3rd U S Army, remove dead victims from a concentration camp and prepare to bury them. This camp near Lambach, Austria, originally held over 18,000 people each building holding 1,600. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Bodies of dead prisoners are heaped on ground at Mauthausen concentration camp near Lintz, Austria. Camp was captured by cavalry of 11th Armored Division, 3rd United States Army, shortly before the end of war in Europe. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Troops of the American 82nd Airborne Division view bodies of inmates at Wobbelin, a subcamp of the Neuengamme concentration camp. Germany, May 6, 1945. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Camp Buchenwald furnaces are viewed by civilians of Weimar, forced by United States Third Army Military Police to walk through the camp to view the Nazi atrocities. From: album entitled "Nazi War Atrocities."

Soldiers standing at parade rest while at the dedication of the World War II Memorial Park in Omaha, Nebraska. President Harry S. Truman attended the dedication while on his western trip.

President Harry S. Truman signing the Armed Forces Unification Bill with guests. From left to right, Senator Richard B. Russell, unidentified admiral, General Omar Nelson Bradley, Louis A. Johnson, General Hoyt Sanford Vandenberg, Senator Styles Bridges, unidentified male, unidentified male, Fred M. Vinson, Stuart Symington, Stephen T. Early, and John W. Snyder.