The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WASHINGTON, DC. U.S.A. 1948-02-06. GENERAL OF THE ARMY, DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, UNITED STATES ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF IS WITH A GROUP OF DISTINGUISHED HISTORIANS OF THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AFTER HE HAD ADDRESSED A GATHERING OF HISTORIANS AT THE PENTAGON FOR A MEETING WITH MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY'S HISTORICAL DIVISION TO EXCHANGE IDEAS AND INFORMATION ON THE WRITING OF OFFICIAL MILITARY HISTORIES OF WORLD WAR II. LEFT TO RIGHT: PROFESSOR J. R. M. BUTLER, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND; COLONEL C. P. STACEY, ARMY HEADQUARTERS, OTTAWA, CANADA; MAJOR-GENERAL H. K. KIPPENBERGER, NEW ZEALAND; GENERAL EISENHOWER; MR JOHN BALFOUR, AUSTRALIA; AND LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. A. I. AGAR-HAMILTON, UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA.
WASHINGTON, DC, USA. AERIAL VIEW OF THE PENTAGON BUILDING. THE AIRCRAFT FLYING OVER IT IS A DOUGLAS R5D TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT USED AS A PERSONAL TRANSPORT BY THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY. (NAVAL HISTORICAL
Britain. 1943-11. US Army General Dwight Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of the D Day Allied Forces, and British Prime Minister Mr Winston Churchill at an inspection of US glider and parachute troops.
Tunisia. 31 July 1943. Group portrait of Allied leaders on the steps of Headquarters after the conference. Left to right, back row: Mr MacMillan, British Minister to Allied Force Headquarters; Brigadi
COLONEL STEPHEN J. CHAMBERLIN, GENERAL STAFF CORPS, U.S.A. CHIEF OF STAFF, UNITED STATES ARMY FORCES IN AUSTRALIA (USAFIA).
Algiers, Algeria. 1942-11-11. A conference in Algiers after Allied landings at Oran, Casablanca and Algiers. Left to right: Admiral Sir Alan Cunningham, US General Mark Clark, French Admiral Jean Darl
1943. SENIOR ALLIED OFFICERS INVOLVED IN THE SALERNO LANDINGS TAKING THE SALUTE AT A PARADE. LEFT TO RIGHT: ADMIRAL SIR ANDREW BROWNE CUNNINGHAM RN, COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF ALLIED NAVAL FORCES IN THE ME
