President Eisenhower’s top secret message announcing victory in Europe is set to fetch $30k at auction – alongside with other ...

The top secret document signed by President Eisenhower, announcing allied victory in Europe, is expected to fetch $30k plus.

Seneca freshman Brenna Kuhl was a two-time winner and set a record during her District 10 track and field meet debut.

"I believe Montgomery wanted to go on June 5" despite Stagg's prediction, Eisenhower said of the famously fractious British Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, but Eisenhower stuck with Stagg's ...

Dwight Eisenhower, supreme commander of the Allied forces in Europe ... Five days later, Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery accepted the surrender of German forces in northwestern Germany, Denmark and ...

Eisenhower, smiling ... to Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery. Friedeburg and the other German representatives were brought to Reims Saturday. Their plane was grounded at Brussels and ...

Montgomery shared its capacious back cabin with political and military leaders from the UK and its allies. Winston Churchill was on board often enough that a cigar lighter was installed for his use.

Eisenhower accepts the unconditional surrender ... Eberhard Kinzel and Col. Pollek, arrive at Montgomery's 21st Army Group headquarters, at Luneburg Heath, May 4, 1945. The peace envoy later ...

Field Marshal Montgomery – one of countless World War ... was a Phantom III that ferried himself and even Churchill, Eisenhower and King George VI around during those dark days.