Jeep automobile

Children gathering to meet the Americans, somewhere in Japan. all are unidentified. From Basil Rice.

Lieutenant Orville J. Emory, perched on spare tire, and Lieutenant Basil Rice, in dark cap seated to the right, pose for a photograph with unidentified Japanese firefighters in a 1940's Willys Jeep. From Basil Rice.

Two unidentified United Nations soldiers are standing by their Jeep with two Korean boys. The soldiers are smoking cigarettes. From: Gene Putnam

The Jeep's company on parade in Bangkok, Thailand. General Graves B. Erskine is standing on the left watching with parade. This was taken during the Melby Erskine Mission to Southeast Asia.

Exterior view which includes a group of five unidentified men standing near a jeep and on the right an Austrian made jeep called a Haflinger. The men may be part of a hunting club that went hunting with Charles Thayer in the Balkans area of eastern Europe. Thayer was known to have traveled to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania to hunt. Original negative in Library.

Exterior view of a hunting lodge or a gamekeeper's lodge. Also in view is an Austrian made jeep called a Haflinger. Photo is believed to have been taken when Charles Thayer was hunting in the Balkans area of Eastern Europe. Thayer was known to have traveled to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania to hunt. Original negative in Library.

Exterior view of a hunting lodge or a gamekeeper's lodge. Also in view is an Austrian made jeep called a Haflinger. Photo is believed to have been taken when Charles Thayer was hunting in the Balkans area of Eastern Europe. Thayer was known to have traveled to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania to hunt. Original negative in Library.

Exterior view of two men standing by what is believed to be an Austrian made jeep called a Haflinger. Charles Thayer may be the man on the left. Photo is believed to have been taken when Charles Thayer was hunting in the Balkans area of Eastern Europe. Thayer was known to have traveled to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania to hunt. Original negative in Library.

A view of the front of the Reich Chancellery building in Berlin, Germany, showing the destruction wrought by Allied bombing. Jeeps line the street in front of the building.