The first one appears to be some type of rose and the second to be a shrub-type honeysuckle (and probably a foreign invasive one).

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Multiflora Rose (Rosa multiflora) and Amur Honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii), they are both invasive species and should be erradicated. I am not 100% sure about the rose, but it definitely a non-native, European rose judging by the fringed bracts. Multiflora rose also has curved thorns so look for those too.

These 2 shrubs are growing everywhere in the understory around here, to the point that when I see native shrubs/small trees in the understory I am surprised and delighted. These shrubs appear to have been planted heavily about 40-50 years ago, and the result is that they have spread everywhere. Ugh.

ges boy,
check out this link for info for our area. It describes both L. maackii & R. multiflora, both common and troublesome weeds for us.

Here is a link that might be useful: Mid-Atlantic Plant Invaders