Luftwaffe Flak unit with 2-cm-Flak 38 cannon on board a troop ship sailing on the Mediterranean Sea to Libya 1941
2. Panzer Nachrichten Abt. 200
German Afrika Korp soldiers go swimming in the Mediterranean Sea after arriving in Libya 1941. Uniform laying on the beach
2. Panzer Nachrichten Abt. 200
US soldiers returning from Europe after World War Two. Passing the Statue of Liberty. On board the liner SS George Washington
American GI with his Life Jacket on board a landing craft off shore from the beaches of Omaha Normandy D-Day plus 10
Photographer: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
Bombed houses on Burg Strasse in Leipzig 1946. Showing the Thomaskirche in background.
North American Vultee BT-13 Valiant Trainer aircraft M 16. 02330. United States Army Air Corps (USAAC) 1941
The North American Aviation T-6 Texan is an American single-engined advanced trainer aircraft
used to train pilots of the United States Army Air Forces, United States Navy,
Royal Air Force, and other air forces of the British Commonwealth during World War II
The United States Army Air Corps (USAAC) and USAAF designated it as the AT-6
German Luftwaffe unit Luftlotte 2 drive past the Red Church / Church of Saints Simon and Helena in Minsk Belarus 1941.
Luftwaffe RKT Knights Cross Ritterkreuz Franz Kieslich Germany 1943
42-24998 P-47G-5-CU Congaree Army Air Field (South Carolina, USA) - May 1, 1944 at Wampee Landing Strip
(South Carolina, USA) - Pilot: Eugene J. McCloskey
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Eugene McCloskey, SN O-810396, Air Medal with 5 oak leaf clusters (1 silver oak leaf cluster).
Was with 404th FG in Normandy
based at Le Mesnil Eury, France in July 1944
Aircraft was assigned to 338 Fighter Group/441th Fighter Squadron at the time of the accident.
It was listed as "Forced landing out of gas".
Early P-47 Thundebolt, Razorback
Lt. Gen. Mark Clark. Fifth Army in its capture of Rome in June 1944. Maj. Gen. Alfred Gruenther. Vatican City. Msgr. Carroll.
German Messerschmitt Bf 109 Fighter aircraft D model trainer on the Russia Front winter 1941.
German Funker Radio Panzer soldier with Black Panzer Beret Schutzmutze in Ruhpolding Germany 1939
Obgfr. Oberndorfer
Panzerjäger-Abteilung 12
12.Infanterie-Division
Panzergruppe 2
FP-Nr. 00932 is Feldzeug-Kraftwagen-Kolonne 2.
(field ordnance transport column
A scrap yard of destroyed German army vehicles. Near Orel Russia 1941.
Obgfr. Oberndorfer
Panzerjäger-Abteilung 12
12.Infanterie-Division
Panzergruppe 2
FP-Nr. 00932 is Feldzeug-Kraftwagen-Kolonne 2.
(field ordnance transport column
A destroyed German army Bus near the main bridge in Orel Russia 1941
Obgfr. Oberndorfer
Panzerjäger-Abteilung 12
12.Infanterie-Division
Panzergruppe 2
FP-Nr. 00932 is Feldzeug-Kraftwagen-Kolonne 2.
(field ordnance transport column
German Luftwaffe unit with 88 mm anti-aircraft gun moving towards Stalingrad. July 1942. Kalach-na-Donu
Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Orel Russia Winter 1941.
Obgfr. Oberndorfer
Panzerjäger-Abteilung 12
12.Infanterie-Division
Panzergruppe 2
FP-Nr. 00932 is Feldzeug-Kraftwagen-Kolonne 2.
(field ordnance transport column
A German panzer radio man Funker driving in staff car past a Russian knocked out tank. Russian front 1941.
Obgfr. Oberndorfer
Panzerjäger-Abteilung 12
12.Infanterie-Division
Panzergruppe 2
FP-Nr. 00932 is Feldzeug-Kraftwagen-Kolonne 2.
(field ordnance transport column
Destroyed German Horch 901 staff car beside Russian captured tank. German motor Despatch rider Kradmelder Russia 1941.
Obgfr. Oberndorfer
Panzerjäger-Abteilung 12
12.Infanterie-Division
Panzergruppe 2
FP-Nr. 00932 is Feldzeug-Kraftwagen-Kolonne 2.
(field ordnance transport column
Landing craft returning to load more soldiers from troop transport PA 131. Coast of Okinawa 1945
A beach on the Sakishima islands. Located half-way between Okinawa main island and Taiwan (part of Okinawa prefecture). The British Pacific Fleet along with Anzac and US ships bombarded the island for 6 months. There was no amphibious assault. The 30,000+ Japanese military personnel didn_qt_t surrender until October 4th-ish. More ordnance was expended against these islands than Iwo jima. These islands are well worth a visit once this stupid virus is dealt with. Especially Iriomote.