In my opinion one of the unsung work horses of the early stages of WW2 air war, especially for the Coastal Command. Handley Page Hampden.
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U.S. troops deploy into the Netherlands during Operation Market Garden, 1944 [1398×1097]
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Waffen-SS im Westen: SS-Mann with the MP28 and pouches
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A member of the crew of the German U-177 submarine practicing shooting on the open sea, 1942-1944. U-177 would be lost on her 3rd and final patrol in the Atlantic after depth charges from a P4BY sank her. 50 of the crew were lost, 15 survived and were picked up by the USS Omaha.
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An Ilyushin Il-2 with an M-82 radial engine
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(colorization) May 1945, Germany, near Torgau. US soldier with two Soviet female soldiers posing at the sign where the Allies first met.
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Yep, it’s big. (Churchill AVRE 290 mm spigot mortar & ammo)
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Sherman ARV MK I, Recovery vehicle, photographed around Caen in July–August, 1944
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SS Tank Commander
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Italian troops training for the planned invasion of Malta in the spring of 1942. The ladders were to be used to scale the cliffs of Malta’s rugged coast.
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