It wasn’t only death and destruction during WWII, sometimes there was time for a bit of romance and love.
Whispering sweet nothings
US Army Nurse kissing a Corporal. They were just married
A daughter awaiting her father’s arrival home
This “no, no, not yet” goodbye
Welcome home, a family re-united.
The kisses and tears of a goodbye between soldiers and their sweethearts after a brief leave in 1944, at Penn Station, New York City
A Canadian soldier and his new British girlfriend
A soldier’s day off, might as well make the most of it.
The Sacrifice
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