Crews of the 692nd Tank Destroyer Battalion, U.S. Army, warm themselves with coffee before going into action against the Germans. Stolberg, Germany, November 16, 1944.
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KV-1 in Red Square for the Parade of November 7th 1941
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USAAF B-17 after a mid-air collision with an FW-190
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Soldiers of the Italian Army in Russia shortly after their captured by the Red Army during Operation Little Saturn, February 1943. Some are waving at the camera because they had been told that the photo would be sent to their families.
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ISU-122 blown open – Spring 1945 [1100×610]
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A Tiger I and a Steyr 1500A from the Großdeutschland Division on the eastern front
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VJ-7 Squadron Christmas Card, 1941
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Me-410A-1/U4 attacking a U.S. B-17
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My great-grandfather posing with a captured German Goliath Sd.Kfz 303 tank mine. He served with the 82nd Airborne in Europe from 1944-46.
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5sswiking: “ SS-Untersturmführer Léon Gillis from the Wallonien Division scans for enemy forces in Pomerania in the spring of 1945. He is armed with a StG 44 assault rifle. ”
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