A massive supply of U.S. Army Air Force gliders. They arrive in England crated in parts (foreground), are uncrated and have their fuselages put together (center), and have their wings attached (top) to complete the assembly.

Lt. Harrie W. James, USNR, of New York, N.Y., briefs officers and men prior to D-Day, pointing out positions on a large map, June 5, 1944.