The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: WWII PARIS AND BUCHENWALD
A serviceman's personal photographs follow American soldiers from training grounds in England to liberated Paris and the advance across France and Germany in 1944-1945. Jeeps, half-tracks, radio shops, and handwritten captions naming friends preserve the equipment, places, and friendships behind one man's war.
Three US Army Soldiers Posing Before a Gothic Cathedral Gate, Paris, WWII Era
Reverse of Photograph: Handwritten Caption, 'Front of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris,' WWII Era
American Soldiers with Half-Track in Winter, European Theater, WWII, c. 1944-1945
Verso of WWII Photograph - Handwritten Caption 'S-2 Section and M-20, England'
American Soldiers with Captured Nazi Banners, Germany, WWII, c. 1945
Reverse of Photograph: Handwritten Caption Naming Soldiers, WWII Era
Four American Soldiers ('Gruesome Foursome') by Stone Wall, England, WWII, c. 1944
Reverse of Photograph: Handwritten Caption Naming Soldiers, 'Gruesome Foursome,' England, WWII Era
American Serviceman Beside Barracks Building, European Theater, WWII
Soldiers with Armored Scout Car and Mounted .50 Caliber Machine Gun, France, WWII, c. 1944
American Soldiers with Jeep and Liberated Keg, France, WWII, c. 1944
Servicemen at 'Radio Shop' Building, European Theater, WWII
Group Portrait of Men in Mixed Military Dress, WWII Era (Paris/Buchenwald Collection)
American Soldier Posing with Rifle on Rural Road, European Theater, WWII
