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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 310: 45 mm 21-K AA guns on the deck of a Soviet Baltic Sea warship on the Neva river, Russia. Date unknown.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 311: Australian troops of the B Company, 2/10th Infantry Batalion cross the Faria river after being relieved by renforcements from the 58/59th Infantry. Faria Valley, New-G

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 317: Hitler and Albert Speer review the 80 cm Kanone (E) Schwerer Gustav railway gun in 1943, the largest artillery piece ever built.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 319: the B-24 Liberator "Sandman" during a particularly daring bombing run over the Ploiești Astra Română refinery (Romania). Operation Tidal Wave, 1 August 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 322: Free France propaganda poster from the latter half of the war. It reads "United for the Liberation".

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 323: Belarusian civilians attempt to flee the horrors of the early Barbarossa invasion

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 343: a Kriegsmarine Neger human torpedo is lowered into the sea with its operator, c. 1944-45. The pilot's job was to launch the bottom torpedo from as close as possible an

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 346: a soldier of the Cameron Highlanders regiment looks through a periscope in the Fort de Sainghain, Northern Maginot Line, 3rd November 1939.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 351: Generalmajor Erich Branderberger (left) and General Erich von Manstein plan the capture of a Latvian bridge on the opening day of Operation Barbarossa, 22nd June 1941.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 354: M4 Sherman tanks of the Fifth Army disembark from the USS LST-77 landing ship on the coasts of Anzio, Italy, 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 356: an M18 Hellcat Gun Motor Charriage of the 603rd Tank Destroyer Batalion in the streets of Lunéville, France, 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 363: Finnish soldiers raise the flag at the three-country cairn between Norway, Sweden and Finland on 27 April 1945, which marked the end of World War II in Finland.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 368: the Panjandrum failed prototype, a rocket-propelled wheeled 'cart' with a payload of 1 ton. It was meant to break through the thick Atlantic Wall fortifications, durin

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 374: a T-34 carries Soviet men to the frontline during the Second Battle of Kharkov, Ukraine SSR, 12-28 May 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 375: combatants of the Polish anti-nazi resistance group known as the "Pomeranian Griffin", which had 20,000 members at its peak.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 376: officers and recruits of the 75th Guards Rifle Division take the Guards oath on 1 March 1943. Major General Vasily Gorishny is shown holding the flag, with Colonel Ily

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part: 379: US infantrymen column march behind an M4 Sherman tank during the Battle of the Bulge (Northern France and Belgium, 16 December 1944 - 25 January 1945).

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 386: British M4 Sherman Firefly in Namur, Belgium, during the Battle of the Bulge, late 1944.

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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 417: Norwegian commandos fight in the streets of Måløy during Operation Archery, a British-led raid on fish oil refineries which the Germans used in their explosives manufa

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 427: Winston Churchill salutes the Allied troops involved in Operation Torch, in the amphitheater of the old Carthage. Near Tunis, Tunisia, 1 June 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 428: Polish soldiers disembark at the front entrance of Audley End House, a training center which, from April 1942 onward, was exclusively dedicated to the formation of eli

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 430: the aircraft carrier HMS Royal Ark after being torpedoed by a German submarine and abandoned by her crew, off the coast of Gibraltar, 13 November 1941. Also pictured i

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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 436: the Argentinian merchant ship SS Uruguay, which was later stopped and scuttled by the German submarine U-37, on 27 May 1940.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 437: Finnish soldiers of the 14th Light Detachment, 4th Infantry Division, on the Karelian Isthmus during the Continuation War, c. 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 443: local Kachin Rangers, trained by the US in guerilla tactics, fought against the Japanese forces present in their native Myanmar.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 445: large German coastal gun in the "Todt battery", the heaviest coastal artillery battery of the Atlantic Wall.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 449: Free France fighter pilot Adjutant Emile Fayolle, c. 1940. He fought alongside the RAF during the battle of Britain and was fatally shot by AA in the vicinity of Diepp

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 449: Free France fighter pilot Adjutant Emile Fayolle, c. 1940. He fought alongside the RAF during the Battle of Britain and was fatally shot by AA in the vicinity of Diepp

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 450: test flight of the turbojet-powered prototype XP-80A "Gray Ghost", 1944. Improvements would soon result in the very first operational American jet fighter: the Lockhee

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 451: British firefighters rush to the aftermath of a V1 flying bomb attack on the Air Ministry in Aldwych in 1944, in which 48 people lost their lives

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 466: standing in the center of Leningrad's Senate Square, the "Bronze Horseman" statue of Peter the Great was camouflaged under a wooden structure to protect it against Ger

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 473: part of the Royal Navy Meditarranean Fleet anchored at a Malta harbour, shortly before the war's outbreak.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 474: British men of the BEF fire back at low-flying German aircrafts which were strafing them, during the Dunkirk Evacuation, early June 1940.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 477: Axis-aligned Spanish volunteers of the Blue Division during an official act at the Pokrovskaya field HQ, near Leningrad, c. 1942.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 488: two Calgary Highlanders stand by the banks of the Bow River before departing for the war, and poke fun at the Canadian Army's initial lack of supplies.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 491: low angle shot of a crew training session on the deck of the 73,000 tons Japanese battleship Mutsu.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 498: Marshals 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 511: First Sergeant Jack "McNasty" McNiece of the 1st Demolition Section, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, better known as the "Filthy Thirteen".

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 516: 1941 stamp depicting a Romanian and German soldier to celebrate the common participation of both countries in war and the Eastern Front in particular. The text below m

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 526: wary German soldiers take advantage of a lull in the fighting to clean their rifles, 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 527: two radio operators of the 6th SS Mountain Division "Nord", somewhere on the Eastern Front. The one on the left is carrying a Torn. Fu. d2 two-way radio on his back, t

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 531: U.S. Marines of the 28th Regiment, 5th Division, raise the American flag atop Mt. Suribachi, Iwo Jima, Japan. 23 February 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 539: Polish II corps Bishop Józef Gawlina during visit to Salento, Italy, oversees a swearing in ceremony of the students old enough to join the army.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 544: troops of the 2nd SS Division "Das Reich" and a Tiger I heavy tank shortly before the Battle of Kursk, June 1943.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 553: men of the 117th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry Division, move past a destroyed M5 "Stuart" tank on their march to capture the town of St. Vith. Closing days of the

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 565: Finnish soldiers in a bunker of the defensive VT-line during the Soviet Vyborg-Petrozavodsk Offensive, June 1944.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 568: Canadian machinegunners of the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion support a local Republican offensive during the Battle of Belchite. Spain, August-September 1937.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 576: the Bismarck opens fire on the HMS Prince of Wales during Operation Rheinübung, 24 May 1941, Danish Strait.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 578: U.S. LMC carries troops of the 24th Infantry Division up the Mindanao river for the assault on Fort Pikit. Philippines, 30 April 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 578: U.S. LMC carries troops of the 24th Infantry Division up the Mindanao river for the assault on Fort Pikit. Philippines, 30 April 1945.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 587: Operation Claymore: British commandos watch the fish oil refinery they've sabotaged burn on the German-held Lofoten Islands, Norway, 4 march 1941. The glycerine extrac

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 588: aerial photo of the Marco Polo bridge in Beijing. A major clash between Chinese and Japanese forces on either side led to the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War.

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Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 609: Soviet soldiers of the 20th Army fighting on the Dnieper River bank to the west of Dorogobuzh (near Smolensk, Russia), 1 September 1941.

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