World War, 1939-1945

Jeeps that were used by the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment agents during World War II in Bielefeld, Germany were packed and ready to move onto Halle, Germany.

This is a photograph of the exterior of home in Bielefeld, Germany where Richard Beckman, an United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agent during World War II, lived while waiting to move to Berlin, Germany.

Milton Kroll stands near a doorway while in Brussels, Belgium. Knoll was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agent during World War II.

Aerial view of German country side taken from an airplane by Richard Beckman who was traveling to Paris, France from Weimar, Germany.

Richard Beckman, a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agent during World War II, poses for a photo outside the home he was staying in while he was in Bielefeld, Germany, waiting to be sent to Berlin.

Two unidentified soldiers stand with their backs to the camera at the Venlo Bridge in the Netherlands near the German border.

From left, Carl Morisse, Walter Maurovitch, and Milton Kroll sit at a table in the home they were staying in while in Halle, Germany. They were United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agents during World War II.

Richard Beckman, a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agent during World War II, poses for a photo while he was in Bielefeld, Germany waiting to be sent to Berlin.

This is a view of the Cosmopolite Hotel in the North Square of Brussels, Belgium. Original caption: Where I stayed in Brussels.

The Manneken Pis statue, a bronze statue of a small boy urinating into a fountain below in Brussels, Belgium. Behind the statue a poster has been placed with the Belgian, British, USSR, and American flags.