British and American World War 2 Commanders during a visit by Winston Churchill. At XVI Corps Headquarters, Germany, March 25, 1945. L to R: Sir Alan Brooke, Dwight Eisenhower, Sir Bernard Montgomery, John B. Anderson, unidentified, and Omar Bradley. (BSLOC 2014 8 112)

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