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American M5A1 Stuart light tanks moving through Avranches, Mache, Basse-Normandie, France, mid- to late-1944British Rifleman Reg Oates and Sergeant James Woodward with a PIAT anti-tank launcher near Caen, France, 1944Église Notre-Dame and surroundings in ruins, Vire, France, 1944Railway station in ruins, Saint-Lô, France, 1944
American M5A1 Stuart light tanks moving through Avranches, Mache, Basse-Normandie, France, mid- to late-1944British Rifleman Reg Oates and Sergeant James Woodward with a PIAT anti-tank launcher near Caen, France, 1944Église Notre-Dame and surroundings in ruins, Vire, France, 1944Railway station in ruins, Saint-Lô, France, 1944
British soldier with PIAT at Saint-Martin-des-Besaces, Basse-Normandie, France, 1 Aug 1944Damaged Railway near Coutances, Normandy, France, 1 Aug 1944A German mechanized column destroyed by British aircraft, near Mortain, France, 7 Aug 1944; note dead German soldier near wrecked SdKfz. 251 halftrack vehicleBritish Prime Minister Winston Churchill sharing a relaxing moment with General Bernard Montgomery’s spaniel puppy “Rommel” at Montgomery’s headquarters at Blay, Normandy, France, 7 Aug 1944.
British soldier with PIAT at Saint-Martin-des-Besaces, Basse-Normandie, France, 1 Aug 1944Damaged Railway near Coutances, Normandy, France, 1 Aug 1944A German mechanized column destroyed by British aircraft, near Mortain, France, 7 Aug 1944; note dead German soldier near wrecked SdKfz. 251 halftrack vehicleBritish Prime Minister Winston Churchill sharing a relaxing moment with General Bernard Montgomery’s spaniel puppy “Rommel” at Montgomery’s headquarters at Blay, Normandy, France, 7 Aug 1944.
British PIAT team, Normanie, France, 9 Aug 1944A French woman welcomed American and French troops, Alençon, Basse-Normandie, France, 14 Aug 1944Philippe Leclerc in Fleuré-Écouché region, France, circa mid-Aug 1944Ammunition dump explosion in Cherbourg harbor, France, 17 Aug 1944
British PIAT team, Normanie, France, 9 Aug 1944A French woman welcomed American and French troops, Alençon, Basse-Normandie, France, 14 Aug 1944Philippe Leclerc in Fleuré-Écouché region, France, circa mid-Aug 1944Ammunition dump explosion in Cherbourg harbor, France, 17 Aug 1944
Canadian soldiers at the Falaise, France town entrance, 17 Aug 1944Destroyed German Tiger II heavy tank near Vimoutiers, France, 22 Aug 1944German coastal artillery at Normandy, France, circa Aug-Sep 1944German machine gun turret, Normandy, France, circa Aug-Sep 1944
Canadian soldiers at the Falaise, France town entrance, 17 Aug 1944Destroyed German Tiger II heavy tank near Vimoutiers, France, 22 Aug 1944German coastal artillery at Normandy, France, circa Aug-Sep 1944German machine gun turret, Normandy, France, circa Aug-Sep 1944
Commander of the US Army Transportation Corps Colonel C. W. Richmond (center) examining a road map at the Japanese-American infantrymen of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team hike up a muddy road near Chambois, France, late 1944Philippe Leclerc speaking to soldiers, Normandy, France, circa fall of 1944US Army DUKW landing at Cherbourg, France, 1944
Commander of the US Army Transportation Corps Colonel C. W. Richmond (center) examining a road map at the 'Red ball' headquarters, Alençon, France, Aug-Nov 1944Japanese-American infantrymen of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team hike up a muddy road near Chambois, France, late 1944Philippe Leclerc speaking to soldiers, Normandy, France, circa fall of 1944US Army DUKW landing at Cherbourg, France, 1944

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