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Churchill tank of 7th Royal Tank Regiment, UK 31st Tank Brigade, supporting infantry of UK 8th Royal Scots during Operation Epsom, near Caen, France, 28 Jun 1944Maj General Willis H Hale (front seat) and Vice Admiral John H Hoover tour Aslito Field, Saipan, Marianas (later Isley Field), Jun 28, 1944, ten days after the area was captured from the Japanese. Note P-47 Thunderbolt.A Gooseberry line of block ships off the Normandy beaches, Ouistreham, France, Jun 1944; note sunken British ship Durban, sunken Dutch ship Sumatra, and two active DUKW craftFinnish Army sergeants Kaarlo Niemelä (leading, with panzerfaust and KP/-31) and Heino Nikulassi (with panzerfaust and small arms on his back) during Battle of Tali-Ihantala, north of Viipuri, Karjala, Finland, 30 Jun 1944; note destroyed Russian T-34 tank in background
Churchill tank of 7th Royal Tank Regiment, UK 31st Tank Brigade, supporting infantry of UK 8th Royal Scots during Operation Epsom, near Caen, France, 28 Jun 1944Maj General Willis H Hale (front seat) and Vice Admiral John H Hoover tour Aslito Field, Saipan, Marianas (later Isley Field), Jun 28, 1944, ten days after the area was captured from the Japanese. Note P-47 Thunderbolt.A Gooseberry line of block ships off the Normandy beaches, Ouistreham, France, Jun 1944; note sunken British ship Durban, sunken Dutch ship Sumatra, and two active DUKW craftFinnish Army sergeants Kaarlo Niemelä (leading, with panzerfaust and KP/-31) and Heino Nikulassi (with panzerfaust and small arms on his back) during Battle of Tali-Ihantala, north of Viipuri, Karjala, Finland, 30 Jun 1944; note destroyed Russian T-34 tank in background
German soldier with binoculars in the Flanders region of France or Belgium, Jun 1944; note PzKpfw 35 S 739(f) medium tank in backgroundBlood and plasma moving from Britain to the front lines in France, 1944; note C-47 Skytrain aircraft and GMC CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 short wheel-base truckCanadian Army photographer Lieutenant George Cooper speaking with Captain R. T. Miller and his Humber LRC Mk III crew near Caen, France, Jul 1944Canadian tank crew directs traffic around a disabled M4 Sherman tank while they install a new tread on a narrow road in Normandy, France, 1944. Note CMP ambulance and another CMP truck cab at right.
German soldier with binoculars in the Flanders region of France or Belgium, Jun 1944; note PzKpfw 35 S 739(f) medium tank in backgroundBlood and plasma moving from Britain to the front lines in France, 1944; note C-47 Skytrain aircraft and GMC CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 short wheel-base truckCanadian Army photographer Lieutenant George Cooper speaking with Captain R. T. Miller and his Humber LRC Mk III crew near Caen, France, Jul 1944Canadian tank crew directs traffic around a disabled M4 Sherman tank while they install a new tread on a narrow road in Normandy, France, 1944. Note CMP ambulance and another CMP truck cab at right.
Captured American M8 armored cars, northern France, summer 1944, photo 1 of 2Captured American M8 armored cars, northern France, summer 1944, photo 2 of 2CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 of the American Red Cross exiting landing craft during the Normandy campaign, France, 1944Convoy of US CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 transport trucks moving inland after heavy equipment cleared the road, Normandy, France, 1944; note Jeeps and heavy earth moving equipment
Captured American M8 armored cars, northern France, summer 1944, photo 1 of 2Captured American M8 armored cars, northern France, summer 1944, photo 2 of 2CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 of the American Red Cross exiting landing craft during the Normandy campaign, France, 1944Convoy of US CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 transport trucks moving inland after heavy equipment cleared the road, Normandy, France, 1944; note Jeeps and heavy earth moving equipment
DUKWs awaiting supplies from a Victory Ship, 1944-1945Engine change for M4 Sherman tank “Hurricane” at a repair depot near the front lines, Le Teilleul, France, July 1944. Note Federal C-2 WreckerGerman Army Tiger I heavy tank under repair in a camouflaged repair facility, Russia, summer 1944, photo 1 of 2German Army Tiger I heavy tank under repair in a camouflaged repair facility, Russia, summer 1944, photo 2 of 2
DUKWs awaiting supplies from a Victory Ship, 1944-1945Engine change for M4 Sherman tank “Hurricane” at a repair depot near the front lines, Le Teilleul, France, July 1944. Note Federal C-2 WreckerGerman Army Tiger I heavy tank under repair in a camouflaged repair facility, Russia, summer 1944, photo 1 of 2German Army Tiger I heavy tank under repair in a camouflaged repair facility, Russia, summer 1944, photo 2 of 2
German Panzer troops with R75 motorcycle, France, summer 1944German prisoners on the Minsk-Smolensk highway, Jul 1944; note Russian soldier with PPSh-41 submachine gun in foreground and abandoned Tiger I heavy tank in backgroundGerman soldiers removing the gun barrel from a dismantled Tiger I tank turret, Poland, summer 1944German Tiger I heavy tank in a wooded area in Poland, summer 1944
German Panzer troops with R75 motorcycle, France, summer 1944German prisoners on the Minsk-Smolensk highway, Jul 1944; note Russian soldier with PPSh-41 submachine gun in foreground and abandoned Tiger I heavy tank in backgroundGerman soldiers removing the gun barrel from a dismantled Tiger I tank turret, Poland, summer 1944German Tiger I heavy tank in a wooded area in Poland, summer 1944

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