Staying alive: American Red Cross offers CPR/AED/first aid certification to USAG Ansbach | Article | The United States Army
File:American Red Cross Enlisted Men's Club, Simeonstraße, Trier, Germany, in 1919 (20804280).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Erman Red Cross Medical Corps On Patrol Stock Photo - Download Image Now - Red Cross, German Red Cross, Red - iStock
Donate to German Red Cross / Deutsches Rotes Kreuz
Historic Red Cross Kitchen Truck At The 65th IAA Commercial Vehicles Fair 2014 In Hannover, Germany Stock Photo, Picture And Royalty Free Image. Image 32031278.
IMCS Militaria | US WW2 Red Cross Prisoner of War Case
Location of German Camps and Hospitals Where American Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees Are Held. based on information received to December 31, 1944.: Geographicus Rare Antique Maps
Letter from Eric Federmann to Paul (1944) – German Jewish Family Archives
How to Send Mail, Money and Parcels to Prisoners in Germany or Austria ... American Red Cross. - American Red Cross. Bureau of Prisoners' Relief. (Washington, D.C.) — Google Arts & Culture
How to send mail, money and parcels to Prisoners in Germany or Austria: American National Red Cross Bureau of Prisoner's Relief — Calisphere
The American Red Cross on the Homefront – Barbara Whitaker
File:American Red Cross nurse unwrapping chewing gum in Trier, Germany, 23 January 1919 (86710519).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Germany, DRK. A Lot of German Red Cross (DRK) Insignia
File:American Red Cross personnel who did relief work among prisoners in Germany (Reeve 014741), National Museum of Health and Medicine (3967528374).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
American Junior Red Cross -- Juniors Helping Everywhere" by Paul Martin
American Red Cross Los Angeles Region - Did you know... During the Franco-Prussion War of 1870-71, Clara Barton worked with the International Red Cross. After returning home to the United States, Clara
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The German Red Cross Decoration - Red Cross Medals & Awards
Lot - GERMAN RED CROSS ARMBAND
Lodz. The "Waterline" of the Red Cross of the Federal Republic of Germany. This mobile unit, called the "milk cow" transforms the milk powder into drinkink milk and can charge 1200 liters
American Red Cross on Twitter: "Women in the Red Cross Clubmobile Service bring the "Southern Belle" loaded with snacks, drinks and plenty of sunshine to Americans fighting in Germany during WWII. #TBT
