Official American Army war photographer with camera in Normandy France 1944 166th Signal Photo Company
Freidn of: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
General Wend von Wietersheim, surrendered to the US 90th Infantry Division at the Czech town of Vseruby on 4 May 1945
11th Panzer Division Surrender in Neumark, Czechoslovakia, May 1945
Photographer: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
Lead German Panzer 4 of the 11th Panzer Division Surrender in Neumark, Czechoslovakia, May 1945
Photographer: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
Nibelungenwerke in Austria. This Panzer IV Ausf.J is in standard N-werke camo
German 11th Panzer Division Surrender in Neumark, Czechoslovakia, May 1945
Member of the 166th Signal Company. On board a landing craft off shore from the beaches of Omaha Normandy D-Day plus 10
Photographer: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
Captured German Coastal Artillery soldiers POWs being sent back to England after the D-Day Invasion.
Pointe de Moulinette in Dinard, France. D-Day plus 10
166th Signal Photographic Company June 1944
The Famous American War Photographer Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni returning to the US after the war 1946.
166th Signal Photo Company
bottom right ribbon is occupation ribbon
Top RowGood Conduct, Pacific Theature campaign, Pre war service ribbon Bottom ETO Campaign Ribbon, ETO Victory ribbon, Germany Occupation medal
Monument to the Revolution. Plaza de la Republica. Mexico City. Mexico 1946.
Photographer: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
Dodge WC-57 Command Car. Church Ruins St. Lo Normandy. 166th Signal Photographic Company June 1944
American GI with his Life Jacket on board a landing craft off shore from the beaches of Omaha Normandy D-Day plus 10
Photographer: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
Bavarian State Opera / Max Joseph Platz Munich Germany 1942
Nationaltheater Bayerische Staatsoper
horse carriage on Wacława Bajkowskiego in Lublin, Poland 1939
St. Joseph church