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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 308: this rather famous Panzerkampfwagen V Panther had a deadly duel against a Sherman and Pershing M26 in the streets of Cologne, March 6th 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 313: amid an intense flak barrage, the USS Yorktown (CV-5) is hit by a bomber's torpedo during the Battle of Midway. 4 June 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 315: Finnish reindeer and handler duo during the Winter War

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 316: US navy recruiting poster from the 1940's

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 326: an elderly Berliner sits among the ruins of his hometown, May 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 329: an American 37 mm anti-tank gun is used against a Japanese-occupied cave on the North face of Mt. Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima (19 February - 26 March 1945)

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 338: men of the 28th (Māori) Batalion perform a haka ceremonial war dance in Egypt, July 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 339: the Royal Netherlands Navy HNLMS De Ruyter light cruiser, which was torpedoed and sank off the coast of Java on 27th February 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 347: Oskar Dirlewanger and his staff in a late part of the war. The 36th SS Division under his command was mostly made up of condemned criminals and so brutal, several othe

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 364: sailors of the Kenya Royal Naval Volunteers and Royal Navy man the AA gun aboard a Kenyan minesweeper, c. 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 367: Swedish volunteer during the early war

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 371: inside view of the Magazine Number 16 at the Royal Naval Armament Depot Dean Hill near Romsey, England. Royal Navy shells of various types were handled and stored ther

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 391: Turkish MG08 weapon team on the minaret of the Ayasofya museum, Istanbul, 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 395: the USS Indianapolis (CA-35) at Pearl Harbor, 1937.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 397: Genovese mafia boss Charles "Lucky" Luciano in 1937. To alleviate a 50 years sentence, he struck a deal with the US Navy and agreed to provide them with info about the

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 397: Lt. Col. Lyle Bernard, CO, 30th Inf. Regt., a prominent figure in the amphibious landing behind enemy lines on Sicily’s north coast, discusses military strategy with L

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 400: dummy artillery piece created by the Ghost Army as part of one of their successful attempts to fool the German intelligence services.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 405: British men of the Commando No. 4 after returning from Operation Abercrombie, a raid near the coastal town of Boulogne, northern France, 22 April 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 406: exercise session on the deck of the British battleship HMS Malaya. Mediterranean Sea, date unknown.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 408: members of the Greek ELAS resistance movement advance through the kind of difficult terrain they're familiar with, c. 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 314: captured V2 ballistic missile test-fired from the deck of an American aircraft carrier in the Atlantic Ocean.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 416: British soldiers patrol the French-Belgian border, 17 May 1940.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 433: the aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious enters the Captain Cook Graving Dock, Sydney, 11 February 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 435: Greek unit during the (1941) Spring Offensive part of the Greco-Italian war.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 442: a Soviet rocket artillery barrage is let loose during the Battle of Stalingrad, 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 448: concept drawing of the Shitotsubakurai Lunge Mine, a suicidal anti-tank weapon consisting of a contact fuze HEAT charge mounted on a pole.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 454: Jagdpanzer 38(t) "Hetzer" light tank destroyer and BMW R75 motorcycle of the 8th SS Division "Florian Geyer" in Hungary, 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 456: Waffen SS soldier holds the MG34's tripod so his comrade can fire more accurately.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 458: the remnants of Rotterdam's inner-city following its fire bombing by the Luftwaffe, on May 14th 1940.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 460: Hungarian soldier and member of the Arrow Cross Party, a fascist movement that closely collaborated with the Nazis.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 467: a Mitsubishi Ki-51 (nicknamed "Sonia" by the Allies) dive bomber, 1943-45.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 468: a rather Internet-famous Wehrmacht machinegunner during the Ardennes Offensive, December 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 469: armored reconnaissance Jeep of the US 82nd Airborne Division in the Ardennes Forest, Belgium, December 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 481: Moroccan Goumiers from the Free French Forces ride to the front line.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 482: Fallschirmjäger of the XI. Fliegerkorps with an MG42 and ammunition belts, Russia, 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 485: Panzer column during the early stages of Operation Marita, the dual German invasion of Greece and Yugoslavia. April 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 487: German officers on a BMW R75 show the grunts how it's done.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 489: Operation Torch: Douglas SBD-3 Dauntless dive bombers and Grumman F4F-4 fighters prepare for takeoff on the flight deck of the escort carrier USS Santee. November 1942

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 494: the SU-100 tank destroyer "Uzbekistan" and its Soviet 3rd Guards crew ride to combat. Photograph probably taken on the Belarusian front, early 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 495: Soviet destroyer Nezamozhnik (Fidonisi type, Novik class) in the Black sea, June 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 498: Marshalls of the Soviet Union Georgy Zhukov (middle) and Ivan Konev (right) during the Battle of Kursk (5 July - 23 August 1943).

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 499: only known surviving picture of the Antonov A-40 gliding tank prototype, possibly taken in late Summer 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 503: men of the 29th Marines Regiment hitch a ride on an M4A3 Sherman 105 mm assault gun on their way to Chuda, Okinawa, early April 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 517: Technical Sergeant William E. Thomas and Private First Class Joseph Jackson of the 333rd Field Artillery Battalion are anticipating Easter. Remagen, Germany, 10 March

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 532: IJN paratrooper of the Special Naval Landing Forces is carrying the ashes of a fallen comrade around his neck, c. 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 541: a pair of Swedish volunteers who fought alongside the Finnish Army during the Continuation War, July 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 545: Red Army Assault Pioneer wearing an SN-42 steel body armor taken prisoneer by the Wehrmacht, 1942-43.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 548: Finnish infantrymen and their reindeers during the Winter War.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 567: Volkssturm soldiers equipped with WW1 era rifles man a trench during the late stages of the war, eastern Germany.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 569: Red Army soldiers on the Sevastopol waterfront during the Crimea Campaign, 1941-42.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 571: marching Wehrmacht machinegunners and their MG34s during the Battle of Mława, Poland, September 1939.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 591: Ethiopian camel troops haul supplies through the bush during the Abyssinian Campaign, 22 January 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 616: shadow of a Hiroshima nuclear bombing victim etched into the stone by the blast.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 637: Hamburg circus elephants Kiri and Many move a wrecked car out of the way after an Allied bombing run, 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 638: amid early war mandatory blackout conditions, a British woman stripes her cattle with white paint to reduce the risk of motorists crashing into them.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 645: two Marines from the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment fighting at Wana Ridge during the Battle of Okinawa, May 1945

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 645: two Marines from the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment fighting at Wana Ridge during the Battle of Okinawa, May 1945.

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