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African-American Private 1st Class Ruth L. James of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, WomenAmerican entertainer Margie Stewart with troops in Reims, France, Jun 1945
African-American Private 1st Class Ruth L. James of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, Women's Army Corps, US Army, Rouen, France, 26 May 1945American entertainer Margie Stewart with troops in Reims, France, Jun 1945
Émile Bertin at Toulon, France, 29 Jul 1946Norman Robertson, Mackenzie King, Brooke Claxton, and Arnold Heeney at the Paris Peace Conference, Palais du Luxembourg, Paris, France, Aug 1946
Émile Bertin at Toulon, France, 29 Jul 1946Norman Robertson, Mackenzie King, Brooke Claxton, and Arnold Heeney at the Paris Peace Conference, Palais du Luxembourg, Paris, France, Aug 1946
Philippe Leclerc preparing for his departure to Indochina, France, 31 Dec 1946Émile Bertin at Toulon, France, 5 Oct 1949
Philippe Leclerc preparing for his departure to Indochina, France, 31 Dec 1946Émile Bertin at Toulon, France, 5 Oct 1949
Ceremonies aboard French carrier La Fayette at Toulon, France, 11 Sep 1951, photo 1 of 2Ceremonies aboard French carrier La Fayette at Toulon, France, 11 Sep 1951, photo 2 of 2
Ceremonies aboard French carrier La Fayette at Toulon, France, 11 Sep 1951, photo 1 of 2Ceremonies aboard French carrier La Fayette at Toulon, France, 11 Sep 1951, photo 2 of 2
French carrier La Fayette probably at Toulon, France, 11 Sep 1951Sir Winston Churchill receiving honors aboard the USS Randolph at Cannes, France, 26 Oct 1958. This was Churchill’s first visit to a warship since World War II.
French carrier La Fayette probably at Toulon, France, 11 Sep 1951Sir Winston Churchill receiving honors aboard the USS Randolph at Cannes, France, 26 Oct 1958. This was Churchill’s first visit to a warship since World War II.
Béarn in port at Toulon, France, 1964RMS Queen Elizabeth at Cherbourg, France, Jul 1966, photo 2 of 2
Béarn in port at Toulon, France, 1964RMS Queen Elizabeth at Cherbourg, France, Jul 1966, photo 2 of 2
Jean Bart at Toulon, France, 1968The entrance to Ouvrage Schoenenbourg along the Maginot Line in Alsace
Jean Bart at Toulon, France, 1968The entrance to Ouvrage Schoenenbourg along the Maginot Line in Alsace
La Cambe German war cemetery, France, 13 Oct 2005, photo 1 of 2La Cambe German war cemetery, France, 13 Oct 2005, photo 2 of 2
La Cambe German war cemetery, France, 13 Oct 2005, photo 1 of 2La Cambe German war cemetery, France, 13 Oct 2005, photo 2 of 2
Pointe du Hoc promontory, Normandie, France, 13 Oct 2005Disney Bomb warhead after extraction from the reinforced concrete roof of the Watten Bunker near Watten, France, 27 Jan 2009, over 60 years after it was dropped there. Note the lack of deformation to the nose.
Pointe du Hoc promontory, Normandie, France, 13 Oct 2005Disney Bomb warhead after extraction from the reinforced concrete roof of the Watten Bunker near Watten, France, 27 Jan 2009, over 60 years after it was dropped there. Note the lack of deformation to the nose.
Cimetière américain de Normandie, Colleville-sur-Mer, France, 20 Jul 2010German battery at Longues-sur-Mer on the Normandie coast, France, 20 Jul 2010, photo 1 of 5
Cimetière américain de Normandie, Colleville-sur-Mer, France, 20 Jul 2010German battery at Longues-sur-Mer on the Normandie coast, France, 20 Jul 2010, photo 1 of 5

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