A soldier says goodbye to his wife and infant child in Pennsylvania Station before shipping out for service in World War II, New York City, 1943.

Omaha Beach, Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer

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B 14960. Sherman Firefly tank seen through an archway in the ruined town of Uedem during the advance to the Rhine 1 March 1945.

This Day in History : June 7, 1944 The morning of June 7, we are still at war but the tides have turned marking the beginning of an end....

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Marines with a Browning .30 cal water cooled machine gun... Iwo Jima.

F 2212. Men of the 2nd Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment manning a trench in the snow at Rumegies 22 January 1940.

17th Airnborne Division, Battle of the Bulge.

A British Sherman tank links up with British Airborne forces after having moved inland from the beaches of Normandy. The original caption states this tank was engaging German troops that had been using the Horsa Gliders as cover.

War is a horribly fascinating thing, however much man may hate it.

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Parachutes open as waves of paratroops land in Holland during operations by the 1st Allied Airborne Army in September of 1944. Operation Market Garden was the largest airborne operation in history with some 15000 troops were landing by glider and another 20000 by parachute.