Richard Beckman

The Abery Family pose for a photo outside. Seated from right, C.C. Abery, Graham Abery. The rest are unknown.

This is a photograph of the interior of the room that Richard Beckman lived in while staying with the Abery family in Reading, England during World War II.

This is a photograph of the interior of the room that Richard Beckman lived in while staying with the Abery family in Reading, England during World War II.

Frank Cannon uses his helmet as a wash basin in a camp site during World War II in France. Cannon was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment agent during the war and originally with the Pennsylvania State Police before the war.

John Osterholt and Wilbur "Willie" Wagner, agents with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment during World War II sit in camp at Catz, France, near Omaha Beach during the invasion of France in World War II.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank German pose for a photo outside of their home in Southampton, England where Richard Beckman lived during World War II.

Stan Berke stands near a Jeep in the field at Catz, near Omaha Beach during the invasion of France during World War II. Original caption: Stan Berke before he was hit by an "88."

View of home at 77 Kenelworth Ave, in Reading, England during World War II. Richard Beckman stayed in this house with the Abery family while stationed in England.

Exterior view of 24 Wellington Square in Oxford, England where Richard Beckman, an agent with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment lived during World War II.

A magazine stand with the image of a woman wearing a dress holds an issue of Newsweek magazine from 1943 on a table in the room that Richard Beckman stayed in while in England during World War II. Beckman served as an agent with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment during the war.