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Reply With QuoteSome of my favorites -- not combat related, but more of the immediate post-surrender days with the U.S. 65th Infantry Division.
http://www.lonesentry.com/S8/index.html
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Anyone remember what Clarke had to say about the French soldiers, addmitedly lots of colonial troops there too, when they fought for the hills around Casino, it might be worth remembering what the Germans facing them had to say too...
For myself...Vive La France...
Would Dunkirk have been the success it was if not for Lille, and if not, then what of the future of Britain? Halifax perhaps, a treaty, followed then eventually by an American treaty...?
http://youtu.be/xYBX7ieOr1k
Have faith in our leaders, politicans generals and betters...
Saves having to think for yourself.
it's not enough to define ourselves by our enemies. We are also defined by our friends
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Some of my favorites -- not combat related, but more of the immediate post-surrender days with the U.S. 65th Infantry Division.
http://www.lonesentry.com/S8/index.html
Some interesting German WW2 colour pics Guderian and Model mainly
http://www.aeronautics.ru/archive/ww...n/web_gallery/
The millionth American soldier to embark from Southampton
http://www.dwightdeisenhower.com/dday_photos_maps.html
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Cool thread, I got lots... here's a handful.
Troops of the Cape Breton Highlanders moving along a road near the Melfa river, May 24th, 1944. A dead German soldier lies by the roadside.
Company "B" of the Seaforth Highlanders moving along a mined coastal path December 21st, 1943; Ortona can be seen in the distance.
A LCA just launched off HMCS Prince Henry carrying troops towards the Normandy beaches.
On board their assault landing crafts, men of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles heading towards their sector of Juno Beach, June 6th, 1944.
1st Hussars tanks and men of the 7th Infantry Brigade landing on a crowded beach at Courseulles-sur-Mer, June 6th,1944.
Two German officers in a group of prisoners who surrendered to Canadian troops in Courseulles, June 6th, 1944.
A soldier from the 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion shakes hands with a Russian officer in Wismar, Germany, May 4th, 1945.
Paratroopers of the 1st Canadian Parachute battalion on a Churchill tank: Privates E. D. Aziz, P. G. Mulroy, Sergeant G. H. Jickels, Privates L. O. Fuson, J. Humeniuk, G. M. Brown, R. H. Carlton. Greven, Germany, April 5, (or 31st March), 1945.
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Great pictures and links Kai, thanks a million. It is too bad I didn't find this post sooner since some of the links have died since posted.
PEOPLE SLEEP PEACEABLY IN THEIR BEDS AT NIGHT ONLY BECAUSE ROUGH MEN STAND READY TO DO VIOLENCE ON THEIR BEHALF. GEORGE ORWELL
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Great find KP. [img]graemlins/salute.gif[/img]
This Sterling looks like a dead animal with a broken neck and a bunch of ants crawing all over it !
http://www.aeronautics.ru/archive/ww...0crash%202.jpg
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nice pictures there.
A Jagd-Tiger
Looks pretty powerful I say..
Red army troops:
Time is only enemy you'll never get rid of.
Check the site:
Hermann Göring´s bullet proof car captured:
http://www.20tharmoreddivision.com/page113.html
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Well done Kai. [img]smile.gif[/img]
Berlin 1945. says it all...
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I saw that picture years ago Kai, your right a classic picture that tells it all. The end result of a failed dream.
Re: ww2 photos II
Sorry too big to be loaded but anyway great one:
The Allied at the Brandenburg gate 1945
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...te%2C_1945.jpg
Re: ww2 photos II
SOme photos on nazis
http://nobeliefs.com/nazis.htm
Nazi artifacts:
http://nobeliefs.com/mementoes.htm
Maybe somewhere before but great looking site
Engines of the Red Army:
http://www.o5m6.de/
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