British Combine

John Redding (left) standing with two unidentified officers in front of a sign that says "Copy Room." This photo was probably taken during Redding's service in Europe during World War II.

General Omar Bradley (foreground) speaking at 4th of July ceremonies at the Adolf Hitler Barracks in Berlin, Germany. Also present are Major General Nikolai Barinov, General Bradley's interpreter (second row, left); General Bradley, Major General Floyd Parks (front row, middle); and Major General Joffre De Beauchesne (front row, right).

A view taken on top of one of the first tanks of the Second Armored Division to arrive in Berlin, Germany, with Sergeant Arthur Marino, Port Chester, New York, standing watch.

Scene at the side of the autobahn inside Berlin, Germany, showing a German woman caring for a grave while Russian troops pass on their way out of the American zone. All are unidentified.

One of the first tanks of the Second Armored Division to arrive in Berlin, Germany, passing a street corner on which the building is completely destroyed and with crowds watching the corners. All people are unidentified.

One of the first American tanks of the Second Armored Division to make their appearance in the heart of Berlin, Germany. This tank is one of the outposts on the Haupstrasse near the center and the curious crowds standing about looking at the wreckage of the area are in the background.

A view the canal and some of wreckage in the center of Berlin, Germany, near the Potsdamer Platz. This was where some of the heaviest fighting took place between the Russians and the Germans. The building in the background on the left is the Reichsbank.

Some of the first Women's Army Corps soldiers to arrive in the Berlin, Germany, passing the ruins of the Reich Chancellery while on a tour of some of the sights of Berlin. All are unidentified.

A view of the Berlinerstrasse, one of the main streets through Berlin, Germany, which shows the operations of the women civilians of Berlin as they pass the rubbish from the ruined buildings back into the ruins by bucket chain to get it off the streets.

Some of the first Women's Army Corps soldiers to arrive in Berlin, Germany, make a tour of the sights. They are passing a building on Potsdamer Strasse where women are working to remove the rubbish from ruined buildings. All are unidentified.