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African-American soldiers of the US Army bring taught how to detect and disarm mines, France, 13 Jul 1944An American locomotive was transferred from SS Seatrain Texas, Cherbourg, 13 Jul 1944, to replace one of the many destroyed during the Allied invasion of Normandy, photo 1 of 2
African-American soldiers of the US Army bring taught how to detect and disarm mines, France, 13 Jul 1944An American locomotive was transferred from SS Seatrain Texas, Cherbourg, 13 Jul 1944, to replace one of the many destroyed during the Allied invasion of Normandy, photo 1 of 2
An American locomotive was transferred from SS Seatrain Texas, Cherbourg, 13 Jul 1944, to replace one of the many destroyed during the Allied invasion of Normandy, photo 2 of 2Bernard Montgomery, Omar Bradley, and Brigadier Alexander Stanier at Montgomery
An American locomotive was transferred from SS Seatrain Texas, Cherbourg, 13 Jul 1944, to replace one of the many destroyed during the Allied invasion of Normandy, photo 2 of 2Bernard Montgomery, Omar Bradley, and Brigadier Alexander Stanier at Montgomery's headquarters in Normandie, France, 13 Jul 1944
Funeral of Lieutenant General Yoshitsugu Saito, near Tanapag, Saipan, Mariana Islands, 13 Jul 1944Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell speaking to a wounded Japanese prisoner of war, northern Burma, 13 Jul 1944
Funeral of Lieutenant General Yoshitsugu Saito, near Tanapag, Saipan, Mariana Islands, 13 Jul 1944Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell speaking to a wounded Japanese prisoner of war, northern Burma, 13 Jul 1944
Omar Bradley and Bernard Montgomery at headquarters of British 21st Army Group, Normandie, France, 13 Jul 1944B-17G Fortress “Mizpah” took a direct AAA hit in the nose on mission to Budapest, 14 Jul 1944. 2 were killed instantly but the pilot held her level long enough for crew to get out & become POW
Omar Bradley and Bernard Montgomery at headquarters of British 21st Army Group, Normandie, France, 13 Jul 1944B-17G Fortress “Mizpah” took a direct AAA hit in the nose on mission to Budapest, 14 Jul 1944. 2 were killed instantly but the pilot held her level long enough for crew to get out & become POW's. The aircraft crashed near Dunavecse, Hungary
Boela oil field under US A-20 aircraft attack, Ceram Island, Dutch East Indies, 14 Jul 1944British and American troops join with residents of Courseulles-sur-Mer in Bastille Day ceremonies at the town’s War Memorial. Courseulles-sur-Mer was the first town in Normandy to be liberated by the Allies.
Boela oil field under US A-20 aircraft attack, Ceram Island, Dutch East Indies, 14 Jul 1944British and American troops join with residents of Courseulles-sur-Mer in Bastille Day ceremonies at the town’s War Memorial. Courseulles-sur-Mer was the first town in Normandy to be liberated by the Allies.
HMS Howe transiting the Suez Canal, Egypt, 14 Jul 1944, photo 1 of 2HMS Howe transiting the Suez Canal, Egypt, 14 Jul 1944, photo 2 of 2
HMS Howe transiting the Suez Canal, Egypt, 14 Jul 1944, photo 1 of 2HMS Howe transiting the Suez Canal, Egypt, 14 Jul 1944, photo 2 of 2
New Mexico firing her after 14in guns at Guam, Mariana Islands, circa 14-20 Jul 1944Newly-minted Japanese-American officers of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team, Sant
New Mexico firing her after 14in guns at Guam, Mariana Islands, circa 14-20 Jul 1944Newly-minted Japanese-American officers of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team, Sant'Agata de' Goti, Benevento Province, Italy, 14 Jul 1944
Pre-invasion naval bombardment on Guam by USS Appalachian (left), a Farragut-class destroyer (right center), an old fast transport (APD type), and two landing craft infantry (LCI type), 14 Jul 1944; photograph taken from USS New Mexico; USS Ticonderoga conducting flight operations on her shakedown cruise in the Gulf of Paria between the Venezuelan mainland and the island of Trinidad, 14 Jul 1944. Note Ms 33/10A paint scheme.
Pre-invasion naval bombardment on Guam by USS Appalachian (left), a Farragut-class destroyer (right center), an old fast transport (APD type), and two landing craft infantry (LCI type), 14 Jul 1944; photograph taken from USS New Mexico; USS Ticonderoga conducting flight operations on her shakedown cruise in the Gulf of Paria between the Venezuelan mainland and the island of Trinidad, 14 Jul 1944. Note Ms 33/10A paint scheme.
Japanese-American sniper of 100th Infantry Battalion of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team in Castellina Sector, near Livorno, Italy, 15 Jul 1944Japanese-American troops of 100th Infantry Battalion of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team leaving for regimental reserve after 16 days of fighting, Castellina Sector, near Livorno, Italy, 15 Jul 1944
Japanese-American sniper of 100th Infantry Battalion of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team in Castellina Sector, near Livorno, Italy, 15 Jul 1944Japanese-American troops of 100th Infantry Battalion of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team leaving for regimental reserve after 16 days of fighting, Castellina Sector, near Livorno, Italy, 15 Jul 1944
Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell at a base hospital in Assam, India, 15 Jul 1944Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell at a post exchange along the Ledo Road, Assam, India, 15 Jul 1944
Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell at a base hospital in Assam, India, 15 Jul 1944Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell at a post exchange along the Ledo Road, Assam, India, 15 Jul 1944

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