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Soldiers surrender, you are surrounded ") 14th July 1944. They are soldiers of the 83rd Armored Reconnaissance Troop of the 3rd Armored Division. They are engaged in fighting against the German Panzer-Lehr Division. Northwest of Saint- Lô , direction Pont -Hébert and Hauts -Vents , Normandy, France.
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Soldiers surrender, you are surrounded ") 14th July 1944. They are soldiers of the 83rd Armored Reconnaissance Troop of the 3rd Armored Division. They are engaged in fighting against the German Panzer-Lehr Division. Northwest of Saint- Lô , direction Pont -Hébert and Hauts -Vents , Normandy, France.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 5 hours ago
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Kämpfe in den Ardennen (Dez./Jan..44/45): Deutsche Soldaten (Waffen-SS) im verschneiten Gelände auf Beobachtungsposten.Anfang Januar 1945

u/JCFalkenberglll — 6 hours ago
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Soldiers of a German reconnaissance patrol before start to mission at the adge of a forest. early July 1944

u/JCFalkenberglll — 6 hours ago
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Lt.Gen. Rommel presenting Lt.Col von Wechmar, haed of a reconnaissance detachment, with the knight's cross.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 6 hours ago
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The Liberation of Paris, American Army Captain William Ruenzle points from the turret of his armoured reconnaissance car as he passes the Arc de Triomphe, His unit was one of the first to enter Paris

u/JCFalkenberglll — 6 hours ago
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American soldier observing the installation in the temporary harbour of Arromanches, August 15, 1944.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 6 hours ago
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US reconnaissance troops entering the devastated town—the first soldiers to enter the area following the American offensive—in Périers, France, July 1944.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 13 hours ago
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Lt. Col. Charles A. Ellis, Commanding Officer of the 91st Reconnaissance Group was the first to enter the city of Rome, Italy. Released June 4, 1944.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 13 hours ago
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31st July 1944: American soldiers from a reconnaissance unit are the first to enter Periers, Normandy. The soldiers stop their M8 to talk to two elderly French women, who ask them for food

u/JCFalkenberglll — 13 hours ago
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Wehrmacht radio operator with his equipment in a hole in the snowPhotograph: war correspondent Neumann - 1943- Photographer: Presse-Illustrationen Heinrich Hoffmann- Published by: 'Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung' 10/1943

u/JCFalkenberglll — 13 hours ago
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German radio.operator at the Eastern Front. Winter. 1941/42 or 1942/43 no further information

u/JCFalkenberglll — 13 hours ago
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Italian anti-aircraft station on the Greek island Leros during the days of 8 September 1943, engaged in the fighting against the Germans.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 17 hours ago
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German soldiers, aboard a troopship, listening to the latest news about Norway on the radio - 1940 - Photographer: Weltbild - Published by: 'Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung' (DAZ) 20.04.1940

u/JCFalkenberglll — 1 day ago
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1945: General Kurt Dittmar (centre), the Wehrmacht Radio commentator, with his son holding the white flag, surrendering to the Americans after crossing the Elbe to enter the 30th Division lines.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 1 day ago
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An M42 command tank used as an armoured personnel carrier in the snow. Note two Breda 38 machineguns. Date and location unknown

u/JCFalkenberglll — 1 day ago
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Royal Marines having their equipment inspected before the invasion of Sicily, World War II, 1943 (1944). 'The Last Inspection - A few hours later, these marines landed to fight in Sicily, the first sea-borne troops ashore.

u/JCFalkenberglll — 1 day ago