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Volunteers from Kolyma, who fought with heavy self-propelled artillery guns purchased with personal savings, near an ISU-152 self-propelled artillery unit in one of the units of the Self-Propelled Artillery Training Center. July 1945
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Volunteers from Kolyma, who fought with heavy self-propelled artillery guns purchased with personal savings, near an ISU-152 self-propelled artillery unit in one of the units of the Self-Propelled Artillery Training Center. July 1945

u/JCFalkenberglll — 2 days ago
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A Chinese soldier from the 2nd Battalion, 90th Regiment, 30th Division fires a French Brandt mle 27/31 81mm mortar in Jiangxi. December 1944

u/JCFalkenberglll — 2 days ago
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This is the first tank crew of U.S. 3rd Army to reach the Rhine in the breakthrough at Andernach.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 2 days ago
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Original non colorized photo. Grenadiers and equipment of the 3rd SS Panzer Division "Death's Head" on the road near the Hungarian village of Somor. The third stage of the German Operation Konrad. January 20, 1945.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 2 days ago
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The battle-hardened 10th Infantry Regiment, 5th Infantry Division, played an important role in XII Corps’ drive to Echternach. Shown here are Lieutenant Colonel William Breckinridge (Regimental Executive Office), Colonel Robert Bell (Regimental Commander), and Major James Marsch (Regimental S-2).

u/JCFalkenberglll — 4 days ago
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German Colonel Generals Ewald von Kleist (1881-1954) and Richard Ruoff (1883-1967) confer during the battle for Rostov. July 1942

u/JCFalkenberglll — 4 days ago
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German Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. G, destroyed in a field. Judging by the explosion crater and damage, the vehicle likely struck a large land mine, damaging the chassis and underbody, and tearing off the frontal armor plate of the hull vehicle).

u/JCFalkenberglll — 5 days ago
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Half-track armored personnel carrier sand. Kfz.251/3 Ausf. B (communications vehicle) of the 2nd Panzer Army (commander Colonel General Heinz Guderian) moves along a country road. 1941

u/JCFalkenberglll — 5 days ago
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Line up of M4s and a M32 of the 20th Armored Division Tank Battalion near Cailly. February 24th 1945.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 5 days ago
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Photo shows a mortar platoon displacing forward through a battle-scarred French community to a new gun position somewhere in France. 24 July, 1944. 1st Platoon, Company C, 87th Chemical Mortar Battalion.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 6 days ago
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Members of the 377th Antiaircraft unit in France, fire their guns in infantry support, having been assigned this task because of the lack of activity in their section on the part of the Luftwaffe. 12 July, 1944.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 6 days ago
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While our bombers are busy pasting the enemy, Cpl. Anthony Pinto takes advantage of the time and partakes of a noonday snack. Near Marigny, France. 25 July, 1944. 47th Infantry Regiment, 9th Infantry Division.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 6 days ago
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The crew of Sergeant A. Filippov's 76-mm F-22-USV divisional gun at a position at Kursk.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 7 days ago