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1942 - Do you think they are gas traps?

Members of the US Marine Raider Battalion training for landing invasions.

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Training 1942 - Demonstrating the army way of doing a face plant Fort Sheridan became a mobilization, training, and administrative center...

American soldier firing back at unseen German sniper during the battle for Cisterna. Unseen German - unseen Garand but it does have flying brass!...

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Wwii Japanese Theater Amer. soldiers of the Army 7th Infantry Division, crouching in a ditch nr. Rocky Crags on the first day of battle deemed one...

Soldier of the US 1st Army taking a rest in a foxhole near the front lines around Stolberg during the push into Germany.

Us Fifth Army In Italy Amer. soldier washing up in water fr. his helmut which is sitting in a bowl stand in a stone farmhouse, on the Itallan front...

One for the photo annalists - any thoughts on the Garand on the right ?

Marine communicators had the difficult task of stringing wire in dense jungle terrain while remaining wary of the enemy. National Archives Photo...

A few week back someone was asking about images from operation varsity. Never found a good source of images but here is a slide show from youtube ...

American Soldiers equiped with full pack and extra allotments of ammunition, march down ian english street to their invasion craft for embarkation on...

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4th Division coming ashore June 6th The Fourth Division arrived in the UK in early 1944. It took part in the Normandy Invasion landings at Utah...

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