An American Sherman M4 tank moves past another gun carriage that slid off icy road in the Ardennes Forest during push to halt advancing German troops, Dec. 1944 – Jan. 1945
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US fleet at Majuro Atoll in 1944. Shown, as well as other ships, 4 Essex-class carriers, 3 Independence-class light carriers, USS Enterprise (CV-6) right front, a South Dakota-class battleship and 2 Iowa-class battleships. [952×881]
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Soviet and German armor knocked out during the Battle for Berlin collected at Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf – 1945 [1400×925]
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[5976 x 4872] USS LST-340 burning after she was hit by an enemy bomb. She was run ashore off Lunga Point after the hit, and her fires were extinguished after considerably damaging her and her cargo. June 16, 1943
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A captured German submariner of U-boat 175, is given a blanket after being brought on-board Coast-Guard Cutter: USS Spencer (April 17th, 1943) [900 x 728]
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Submachine gunners on T-70 light tanks of the 5th Guards Tank Army, probably Kursk, 1943 [1892×1213]
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US Army 251st Station Hospital Nurses Cape Gloucester, New Britain, August 1944 [3485×2225]
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U.S. Army troops pause for a look at a Japanese seaplane during the battle of Makin. The plane was under repair in the lagoon when the invasion started. The Japanese used it as a machine gun nest until American fliers took care of it. November 1943.
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British soldier fires Bren gun near Arnhem. Operation Market Garden, September 1944.
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Mechanics working on the port-outer Merlin engine of a No 75 (New Zealand) Squadron Lancaster at Mepal, Cambridgeshire, 9 February 1945 [2480×1671]
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