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Unlocated pictures in England

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Unlocated pictures in England

April 1944: Supply of LCI (L) in rations from an LCM in England. Photo: US National Archives

April 1944: Supply of LCI (L) in rations from an LCM in England. Photo: US National Archives

April 1944: Supply of LCI (L) in rations from an LCM in England. Photo: US National Archives

April 1944: Supply of LCI (L) in rations from an LCM in England. Photo: US National Archives

The crew of a half-track M3 is waiting for boarding in England while reading the guide on France and the French. Photo: US National Archives

Embarkation in England of a 6th Field Artillery Battalion Wrecker Diamond T970 6 × 6 from the 5th Infantry Division. Photo: US National Archives

July 11, 1944: Corporal Michael Deliman returning from the Normandy front lands in England. Photo: US National Archives

Gunners of the 32rd Field Artillery Battalion of the 1st (US) Infantry Division in England. Photo: US National Archives

Thousands of jerrycans stored in a depot in southern England. Photo: US National Archives

German prisoners are landed under guard in England. Photo: US National Archives

Whales elements are towed off England towards Normandy. Photo: US National Archives

Whales elements are towed off England towards Normandy. Photo: US National Archives

Aerial view of an airfield in England with C-47s and Waco gliders. Photo: US National Archives

June 15, 1944: First class Rocco Festa of the Military Police of the 2nd Infantry Division consults the guide on France and the French aboard SS John Hay. Photo: US National Archives

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