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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 309: Red Army 122 mm corps gun M1931 (A-19) fired in the streets of Berlin, April 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 312: incendiary bombs dropped on the city of Kobe, 4 June 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 318: Krupp-built Kugelpanzer, a strange one-man armoured vehicle of which a few units were sold to Japan and later captured by the Soviets.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 333: British Matilda light tank on patrol in the Western Desert (Libya - western Egypt), c.1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 335: Gurkha soldier Halvidar Kulbahadur Gurung of the British Indian Army's 5th Royal Gurkha Rifles, 2nd Batalion. 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 341: French Somua S35 tank of the 12e RCA (12th Armoured Division) in Tunisia, Spring 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 350: bunkers and gun emplacements on a portion of the Stalin Line near Mogilev, Belorus.

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pOStInG wW2 StUfF oN a SeMi-ReGuLaR bAsIs UnTiL i FoRgEt I sTaRtEd DoInG iT | pArT ???: men of the 3rd Möderation Einsatzgruppe abandon their frontline positions following a decisive hentai counter-offensive. VPN, May 6th 2020.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 360: British Commandos recruits undergo close-quarter combat training at the Commando Basic Training Center in Achnacarry, Scotland, c. 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 380: first prototype of the American T26E4 Super Pershing heavy tank.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 381: instructions picture found in the SCR-536 portable two-way radio's manual.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 382: US Navy and Coast Guards vessels bring Marines ashore during the invasion of Iwo Jima (19th February - 26th March 1945).

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 383: US Marine Corps amtracs and medium tanks blasted by Japanese artillery, after being bogged down in the soft black volcanic ash of Iwo Jima, February 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 385: U.S. Navy Torpedo Squadron 6 (VT-6) Douglas TBD-1 Devastator aircraft are prepared for launching aboard the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CV-6), 4 June 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 387: troops of the British Indian Army in Myanmar, 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 389: Yugoslav troops march out of the Austrian city of Klagenfurt, 21st May 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 390: soldiers of the Japanese-sponsored Nanjing puppet government operate a light mortar, China, date unknown.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 394: German column, PzKpfw III Ausf G tanks advance during the Battle of Moscow, October 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 398: marching US Marines take a break during the Battle of Guadalcanal, November 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 401: 105 mm Gun Motor Carriage T28 super-heavy tank at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland, 3rd October 1946.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 404: Nigerian born RAF Flying Officer, 76th Bomber Command Squadron, Akin Shenbanjo and his crewmates sit atop their Halifax bomber "Achtung! The Black Prince!", nicknamed

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 409: young Indonesian boys are being trained by the Japanese Imperial Army, c. 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 420: Panzer I tanks cross a shallow river during the Fall Weiss invasion of Poland, September 1939.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 424: radio operator from the 1st U.S. Army uses a SCR-300 walkie-talkie in a small German town, c. 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 426: early testing phase of the British Centurion Mk. I Universal Tank. Surrey, England, April 1st 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 429: British sniper Private Sutcliffe sits inside a house, waiting to spot enemy contacts through the telescopic sights of his SMLE rifle. Caen, France, c. 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 432: British sniper from the Grenadier Guards, Italy, 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 439: Korean volunteers fighting for the Imperial Japanese Army, 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 444: gunners of the 57th or 59th (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment operate a Bl 12-inch howitzer Mk IV during a training exercise in England, 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 457: Soviet IS-2 tanker operates a DShK 1938 12.7 mm machine gun in the outskirts of Berlin, April-May 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 465: Red Army tank commander, with his signals flag at the ready, leads a T34 column. 1941-42.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 472: New- Zealander soldiers of the 2nd NZEF, 20th Batallion, C Company march in Baggush, Egypt, September 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 475: DH100 Sea Vampire F1 jet fighter lands on the HMS Ocean, 3rd December 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 476: air force Escuadron 201 "Aztec Eagles" pilots stand in front of an aircraft prior to flying a combat mission in the Philippines. These Mexican airmen fought alongside

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 478: light armed craft crewed by Yugoslav Partisans, off the coasts of Croatia.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 497: Fallschirmjäger takes aim through the ZF-4 optics of his FG 42 early assault rifle.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 505: weary U.S. Marines display Japanese flags captured during the Battle of Cape Gloucester, New-Guinea, 26 December 1943 - 16 January 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 508: Finnish soldier with a KP/31 during the Battle of Vuosalmi. Karelian Isthmus, Finland, 23-24 July 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 521: German soldiers killed during the Battle of Stalingrad (23 August 1942 - 2 February 1943).

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 522: Soviet IS-2 heavy tank destroyed during the Continuation War near Summa, Karelian Isthmus, 17 June 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 525: the small Norwegian town of Voss burns following German bombing, April 1940.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 533: men of the U.S. 82nd or 101st Airborne Division amid intense German shelling during Operation Market Garden, Netherlands, 17-25 September 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 535: test launch of a Kaiten Type 1 manned torpedo from the cruiser HIJMS Kitakami, 18 February 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 536: men of the Canadian 1st Battalion, Toronto Scottish Regiment on parade in Aldershot, England, December 1939.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 540: Free France General Charles de Gaulle inspects sailors on the destroyer Léopard, at Greenock, Scotland, 24 June 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 549: maquisards of the French Résistance dismantle and study a Sten gun & other small arms, c. 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 557: Norwegian and French ski troops on the Narvik front, June 1940.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 559: Volkssturm troops on the Eastern Front, 1944-45.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 564: men of the British Home Guard review various close quarter weapons, 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 577: Goodenough Island, New Guinea, seen from the Australian schooner McLaren King in November 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 586: men of Lieutenant-General Slim's 14th Army being briefed by their company commander in the Burmese jungle, c. 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 589: reindeer caught in a bombing run, allegedly during the Soviet Petsamo-Kirkenes Offensive in northern Finland, October 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 592: Mongolian horseman during the Battles of Khalkin Gol, May - September 1939.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 593: French anti-tank gun crewed by soldiers of the British Expeditionary Forces in northern France, 1940.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 594: Free France Légionnaires charge an Italian position during the Battle of Bir Hakeim, Libya, May 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 595: Miles M.39B Libellula experimental aircraft in test-flight, 22 July 1943. Its unusual design was meant to give the pilot improved visibility when landing on carriers,

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 598: French Navy battleship Richelieu being escorted by tugboats toward the Brooklyn Naval Yard to be repaired and refitted, 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 619: 20 mm Oerlikon AA gun mounted on the light cruiser HMS Dido, Eastern Mediterranean, 17-19 January 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 634: prototype version of the Australian Rhino Heavy Armoured Car, 1942-43.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 640: freshly recruited Red Army troops leave Moscow for the front, 1 December 1941.

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