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A heavily armed German soldier during the Ardennes Offensive, Dec 1944American prisoners marching along a road somewhere on the western front, Dec 1944
A heavily armed German soldier during the Ardennes Offensive, Dec 1944American prisoners marching along a road somewhere on the western front, Dec 1944
Captain George C. Montgomery inspecting USS Anzio, 16 Dec 1944, photo 1 of 2Captain George C. Montgomery inspecting USS Anzio, 16 Dec 1944, photo 2 of 2
Captain George C. Montgomery inspecting USS Anzio, 16 Dec 1944, photo 1 of 2Captain George C. Montgomery inspecting USS Anzio, 16 Dec 1944, photo 2 of 2
Dead American soldiers laying face down at a crossroad in Belgium, Dec 1944M36 Jackson tank destroyer of Battery C, 702nd Tank Destroyer Battalion, US 2nd Armored Division dug in near the Roer River, Belgium, 16 Dec 1944
Dead American soldiers laying face down at a crossroad in Belgium, Dec 1944M36 Jackson tank destroyer of Battery C, 702nd Tank Destroyer Battalion, US 2nd Armored Division dug in near the Roer River, Belgium, 16 Dec 1944
Portrait of US Navy Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz at his office in Guam, Mariana Islands, circa 16-19 Dec 1944; note five-star tie clasp, which was a gift to himUS 7th Army troops checking a house for snipers, western Germany, 16 Dec 1944
Portrait of US Navy Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz at his office in Guam, Mariana Islands, circa 16-19 Dec 1944; note five-star tie clasp, which was a gift to himUS 7th Army troops checking a house for snipers, western Germany, 16 Dec 1944


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German troops in exercise with a 2-cm FlaK gun, northern France, 1943-1944, photo 2 of 2


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