LST unloading vehicles and supplies on the beach in Gela, Sicily, Italy, Jul 1943; note Ford GPW Jeep in foreground

Caption   LST unloading vehicles and supplies on the beach in Gela, Sicily, Italy, Jul 1943; note Ford GPW Jeep in foreground ww2dbase
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Photos on Same Day 12 Jul 1943
Photos at Same Place Gela, Sicily, Italy
Added By David Stubblebine
Added Date 10 Oct 2008

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WW2-Era Place Name Gela, Sicily, Italy
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