American mortar men take refuge in a large bomb crater while one examines a captured German MP.40 submachine gun, France. July 8, 1944.
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Two Soviet soldiers of the 115th Rifle Division await an impeding German assault on their trench, Leningrad, September 1941
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The United States Fifth Army entering Rome on June 4th, 1944. [1096 x 1225]
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Hero of the Soviet Union Sidor Kovpak among his comrades from the Sumy Partisan Union
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American paratroopers of the First Allied Airborne Army receive a final briefing from their commanding officer before boarding a C-47 bound for Holland during Operation Market Garden, September 17, 1944.
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Another instance of a cameraman getting photographed in turn – Italian Army cameraman in a Ukrainian village, summer of 1941.
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Wehrmacht soldier taking a cigarette break, Stalingrad 1942
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Gordon Carson and Frank Perconte in Holland during Operation Market Garden, 1944
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My great grandpa Kurt Wittig (2nd from the left) and his heavy mortar squad during training in Poland right before Operation Barbarossa.
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SBD-5 Dauntless of VB-16, Carrier Air Group 16, from USS Lexington, CV-16, over Saipan on their way to bomb Aslito airfield, 15 June 1944.
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