Soldiers

Stan Berke stands next to a Jeep while in France during World War II. Berke was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment agent during the war.

Carl Morrise, agent with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment, stands next to his fox hole in a field at Catz near Omaha Beach during the invasion of France during World War II.

Richard Beckman sits cross legged in an army camp site in France during World War II. Beckman was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment agent during the war.

This is a bi-frame image of Richard Beckman (left) and Ben Wallins, taken during the time that they served as agents stationed in England with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment during World War II.

John Osterholt, left, and Carl Morrise, agents with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment in the field at Catz, near Omaha Beach during the invasion of France in World War II.

Richard Beckman, a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment agent, writes a letter during World War II on a wooden box at his camp.

Frank Cannon uses his helmet as a wash basin in a camp site during World War II in France. Cannon was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment agent during the war and originally with the Pennsylvania State Police before the war.

John Osterholt and Wilbur "Willie" Wagner, agents with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment during World War II sit in camp at Catz, France, near Omaha Beach during the invasion of France in World War II.

Richard Beckman and Carl Morrise, agents in the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment, are standing in fox holes in the field at Catz, near Omaha Beach during the invasion of France.

Richard Beckman stands in a field at Catz near Omaha Beach during the invasion of France during World War II. Beckman was an agent with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment.