WW II Historical Thread, Discussion, Pics, Videos

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, heavily armed, carries ammunition boxes forward with companion in territory taken by their counter- offensive in this scene from captured German film. Belgium, December 1944.

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, with hands clasped behind his head, leads a file of American prisoners marching along a road somewhere on the western front. Germans captured these American soldiers during the surprise enemy drive into Allied positions. Captured German photograph, December 1944.


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Painting camouflage on a Panzer VI Königstiger

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nice tank

 

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General Katz with the 1st Panzer division

the besten german generaal

 

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During ww2, the Luftwaffe tested some versions of his famous dive bomber JU-87 Stuka. The link below provides a small collection of pictures, some rare and unknown to me, these versions. I hope you enjoy.

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one of my favorite WWII aircraft

 

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B-25

P-39s

P-40

ME-109

Catalina and Ventura

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all of them beautiful aircraft

 

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on their way to La Roche, Belgium. 347th Infantry Regiment. Newhouse, January 13, 1945.

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, moving through Holten to Rijssen, Netherlands. Lt. D. Guravitch, April 9, 1945.


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Operation Barbarossa:

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that was the biggest mistake Germany did

 

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Boeing B-29A-5-BN (S/N 42-93844, the first block 5 A model built) in flight. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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such a nice aircraft, i like more German aircraft of WWII but the B-29 is such a nice aircraft

 

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Of all the horrors of war (of which there are many) the suffering of children is the worst (at least for me).

See kindness for a child amidst to all the surrounding horror gives me hope for humanity.

US Army Private First Class Fred Linden of Detroit, Michigan, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd US Infantry Division, holds a young French boy following the liberation of the village of Trévières during the Battle of Normandy, France, 10th of June 1944.
(Photographer: Rodger Hamilton, Army Signal Corp)


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true

 

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A flying BF-109

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i confess my favorite are P-51, F-4U corsair, but the 109 is also cool