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  "C" Co, 1st Bn, 7th Inf. Regt., 3rd Div., resting for a few minutes in the town of Faucogney. 20 September, 1944. (49355505616).jpg 3600 x 4857; 3,19 MB
  
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  A LA POPULATION Dans les heures que nous traversons, nous ne pouvons qu'une fois de plus faire appel au calme et au s, AFF3105.jpg 5569 x 4402; 5,63 MB
  
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  Bundesarchiv Bild 101I-299-1813-32, Nordfrankreich, erschöpfte Soldaten.jpg 540 x 800; 73 KB
  
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  Bundesarchiv Bild 101I-299-1813-33, Nordfrankreich, erschöpfte Soldaten.jpg 792 x 512; 75 KB
  
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  Bundesarchiv Bild 101I-299-1813-34, Nordfrankreich, erschöpfte Soldaten.jpg 800 x 538; 80 KB
  
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  Chai beton 1944 par Gaston et Georges Delord.jpg 2904 x 2154; 7,49 MB
  
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  Destroyed German Messerschmitt Me 410 in a hangar at an airfield in France, in 1944 (342-FH-3A18261-54308AC).jpg 3723 x 2770; 4,73 MB
  
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  ETUDIANTS Paris s'est libéré. Mais sa liberté reconquise est encore jeune et mal assurée. 2022.0.223.jpg 7001 x 9216; 43,86 MB
  
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  FFI Hotel des Ambassadeurs, Vichy.png 1109 x 753; 1,19 MB
  
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  Les Merles 26-stèle.JPG 3264 x 2448; 1,77 MB
  
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  Maria Josefa Echeverria Dachaura iritsi zen eguna 1944-08-29.jpg 951 x 571; 156 KB
  
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  Mulberry Harbour Art.IWMARTLD5445.jpg 800 x 324; 34 KB
  
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  Recueil. "Knock ou Le triomphe de la médecine" de Jules Romains - btv1b10527146s (41 of 85).jpg 2471 x 3977; 654 KB
  
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  Reims - musée de la Reddition (08).JPG 2448 x 3264; 2,77 MB
  
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  Reims - musée de la Reddition (09).JPG 2448 x 3264; 3,07 MB
  
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  Roland Silly (1944).jpg 288 x 482; 65 KB
  
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  SC 191872 - Pvt. Thomas J. Maliga, Mountaindale, N.Y., and the adjutant of Gendarmes of cherbourg on patrol at a street corner in Cherbourg. 17 July, 1944.jpg 5070 x 4167; 1,64 MB
  
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  SC 191874 - An American truck, struck by artillery fire, blazes on the road in St. Lo, as first line troops move on the city. 20 July, 1944.jpg 4852 x 4076; 2,1 MB
  
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  SC 191875 - This nazi soldier, carrying a white flag, surrendered to American troops on the outskirts of St. Lo. 20 July, 1944.jpg 4974 x 4188; 2,23 MB
  
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  SC 191877 - Enlisted men and WACs eating together near the mess tent at Chateau Pontrilly, France. 22 July, 1944.jpg 5152 x 3999; 2,28 MB
  
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  SC 191878-S - U.S. Army bulldozers push a completely demolished Nazi tank off the road in the St. Giles area, France. 27 July, 1944.jpg 4671 x 3567; 1,94 MB
  
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  SC 191880-S - Yank infantrymen crouch low to avoid German snipers as they patrol on an island near St. Germain, France. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4527 x 3647; 1,45 MB
  
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  SC 191886-S - Curate of cathedral, Coutances, France, talks with French officer of the allied liberation army. he explains to the officer that all French civilians are gone from the town. 30 July, 1944.jpg 4223 x 5248; 1,72 MB
  
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  SC 191887-S - This is part of the residential district of St. Lo. A German command post, thoroughly mined, was found under the cliff on the left. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4180 x 5247; 2,34 MB
  
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  SC 191888-S - Photo shows German prisoners taken on the outskirts of Coutances, France, during a morning shower. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5238 x 3672; 2,2 MB
  
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  SC 191890-S - Colored troops of a field artillery battery emplace a 155mm howitzer in France. They have been following the advance of the infantry and are now setting up this new position. 28 July, 1944.jpg 4943 x 3968; 2,24 MB
  
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  SC 191892 - Pvt. Walter E. Hatfield, Pinceton, Idaho, stands in the public square of St. Lo, France, surveying enemy activity with poised pistol and field glasses. 20 July, 1944.jpg 5517 x 4421; 1,59 MB
  
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  SC 191893 - Two American GIs are shown through a Catholic church in France by the priest. The church has been badly damaged by shelling during the routing of German forces from the area. Near Carentan, France. 17 July, 1944.jpg 4122 x 5448; 2,4 MB
  
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  SC 191894 - Photo shows two German Panther tanks, that were knocked out by AT units of the American forces. Le Dezert, France. July, 1944.jpg 5439 x 4437; 2,13 MB
  
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  SC 191896 - An American flag is draped over the coffin of an American soldier killed in the battle for St. Lo. The coffin rests on the steps of the cathedral in the city. 20 July, 1944.jpg 5325 x 3958; 2,41 MB
  
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  SC 191905-S - This troop train is being unloaded in Cherbourg, France, bringing the first colored troops to their assigned post of duty by train. 31 July, 1944.jpg 4370 x 3961; 1,11 MB
  
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  SC 191908-S - A General Sherman tank equipped with the new type pusher blade in front, makes its way up to the front lines. Near Tribehou, France. 25 July, 1944.jpg 5170 x 3862; 1,39 MB
  
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  SC 191911 - Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., poses before the door to his CP on the day he died from heart attack while on active service. St. Mere Eglise, France. 12 July, 1944.jpg 4183 x 5300; 2,05 MB
  
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  SC 191914 - Photo shows an M8, after being being riddled by exploding JU 88 shell, as American troops push on to win St. Lo, France. 15 July, 1944.jpg 5364 x 4500; 2,09 MB
  
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  SC 191916 - In the barnyard of a French farm, these Yanks pause for a rest during the offensive against St. Lo and vicinity. The ducks don't mind. 16 July, 1944.jpg 4333 x 5377; 2,18 MB
  
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  SC 191918 - A German first sergeant with a Hitler mustache calmly smokes his pipe at a prisoner of war enclosure just behind the front lines in France. 25 July, 1944.jpg 4390 x 5250; 2 MB
  
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  SC 191919 - Tanks move out on the road to take up the push forward, after having taken quick cover to avoid being hit by Germans bombing the road. Saint-Gilles, France. 25 July, 1944.jpg 4419 x 5319; 1,48 MB
  
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  SC 191921 - Pvt. Kirby Watson, Centerville, Tex., is operating a telephone switchboard, located in a foxhole in Normandy. 27 July, 1944.jpg 5269 x 4185; 1,93 MB
  
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  SC 191923 - Yank infantryman takes cover behind a wrecked German stormtroop unit amphibious jeep, somewhere in France. 25 July, 1944.jpg 5049 x 3990; 2,16 MB
  
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  SC 191924 - 1st Sgt. Steve Chicos, of Gary, Ind., relaxes in his improved version of a foxhole, complete with electric light, somewhere in France. 26 July, 1944.jpg 5021 x 4300; 2,06 MB
  
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  SC 191925 - Chaplain Leonard Friss holds a mass in the field for members of an infantry regiment near Carentan. 15 July, 1944.jpg 5471 x 4427; 2,56 MB
  
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  SC 191926 - Photo shows a knocked-out German scout car which was "liquidated" by American troops near Carentan, France. 15 July, 1944.jpg 5548 x 4414; 2,62 MB
  
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  SC 191927 - S-Sgt. Otto Freud, Brooklyn, N.Y., reads a captured German paper near Carentan, France. 12 July, 1944..jpg 5436 x 4462; 1,54 MB
  
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  SC 191928 - Three Yanks inspect a German helmet found on a German grave near a former Nazi headquarters near Carentan, France. 12 July, 1944.jpg 5465 x 4455; 2,06 MB
  
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  SC 191933 - American howitzers shell German forces retreating near Carentan, France. 11 July, 1944.jpg 5494 x 4467; 2,15 MB
  
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  SC 191934 - Sgt. Griffith Harris, Cos Cob, Conn., holds helmet, while General Eisenhower signs his short-snorter, when the general made a flying trip to France. 26 July, 1944.jpg 4862 x 4081; 1,81 MB
  
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  SC 191936 - 1st members of the WACs to land in France march from the disembarkation pier to transportation and trucks somewhere in France. 15 July, 1944.jpg 4180 x 5289; 1,86 MB
  
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  SC 191940-S - Members of the 377th Antiaircraft unit in France, fire their guns in infantry support, having been assigned this task because of the lack of activity in their section on the part of the Luftwaffe. 12 July, 1944.jpg 5461 x 4398; 2,15 MB
  
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  SC 191947 - Unloading of 4.2 inch mortar ammunition at a platoon ammunition dump only 600 yards away from the front lines, somewhere in France. 24 July, 1944.jpg 5331 x 4119; 2,75 MB
  
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  SC 191948 - Photo shows a mortar platoon displacing forward through a battle-scarred French community to a new gun position somewhere in France. 24 July, 1944.jpg 5607 x 4445; 2,22 MB
  
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  SC 191953 - A Yank patrol picks its way through the blasted ruins of St. Lo, France, toward the Notre Dame cathedral, to rid the town of any possible French or German artillery spotters who might still be there. 25 July, 1944.jpg 5416 x 4454; 1,98 MB
  
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  SC 191955 - Small U.S. patrols search through the ruins of St. Lo, France, to eliminate any remaining German artillery observers who may direct German artillery fire to the town from the Nazi positions south of the town. 26 July, 1944.jpg 5426 x 4404; 2,38 MB
  
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  SC 191956 - U.S. tanks move forward in new offensive against the Germans in France, as more Germans decide to become prisoners of war. 26 July, 1944.jpg 4872 x 4118; 2,15 MB
  
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  SC 191957 - The mail gets through - even to the fighting fronts. Here, Cpl. Albert Franczaki, Kensington, Pa., passes it out to GIs in an old barn in France. 27 July, 1944.jpg 4773 x 3872; 1,73 MB
  
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  SC 191958 - A captured German "walkie talkie" on the back of S-Sgt. Irving Wechsler, is being tried out by Lt. Robert Bannon, a communications officer. West of St. Lo, France. 27 July, 1944..jpg 4504 x 5390; 2,43 MB
  
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  SC 191970 - Lt. Lloyd Brown, Olympia, Wash., looks over German graves near Carentan, France. 15 July, 1944.jpg 5416 x 4443; 2,95 MB
  
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  SC 191973 - A GI blows taps at the military funeral of the late Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt, at St. Mere Eglise, France. 15 July, 1944.jpg 5516 x 4404; 2,08 MB
  
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  SC 191974 - Capt. Quentin Roosevelt, son of Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., and Lt. Marcus Stevenson, the General's aide, march in the funeral procession for General Roosevelt in St. Mere Eglise, France. 15 July, 1944.jpg 4152 x 5376; 1,38 MB
  
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  SC 191975 - Last respects are payed to Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., who died while in active service in France from a heart attack. St. Mere Eglise, France. 15 July, 1944.jpg 3286 x 3953; 932 KB
  
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  SC 191976 - French girl reads inscription on plaque in French cemetery to American dead buried there. "In devoted homage to our liberating friends," is the English translation. La Cambe, France. 14 July, 1944.jpg 5448 x 3942; 2 MB
  
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  SC 191978 - French Colonel and mayor of Isigny, France, place flowers at monument to French World War I dead, at first Bastille Day celebration in Isigny in four years. 14 July, 1944.jpg 5055 x 4063; 2,24 MB
  
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  SC 191979 - A mile long parade of civilians march through the town square, renamed "Place De Gaulle", in the first Bastille Day celebration in four years in Cherbourg. 14 July, 1944.jpg 5593 x 4415; 2,37 MB
  
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  SC 191980 - Bastille Day celebration, American style, with dancing in the Place De La Republique, Cherbourg, on the evening of Bastille Day, U.S. soldiers and sailors participating. 14 July, 1944.jpg 4802 x 4259; 2,32 MB
  
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  SC 191983 - French standards are paraded thru the streets of Cherbourg during the first Bastille Day celebration in four years. 14 July, 1944.jpg 5358 x 4448; 2,08 MB
  
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  SC 191985 - Mayor of Cherbourg unveils plaque giving new name to city square, "Place General De Gaulle", as part of Bastille Day celebrations. 14 July, 1944.jpg 5039 x 4223; 1,88 MB
  
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  SC 191986 - Yanks and Frenchmen march down the streets of Cherbourg together as part of Bastille Day parade. 14 July, 1944.jpg 5568 x 4387; 2,28 MB
  
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  SC 191987-S - GIs patrolling a swamp between an island and mainland near St. Germain, France, on the Periers front. They're members of a reconnaissance squad of a mechanized unit, and their enemy is Nazi paratroopers. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5039 x 3935; 1,37 MB
  
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  SC 191988-S - Pvt. Ken Wonick, Greenville, S.C., a member of an infantry unit somewhere France, puts an identification tag on a German prisoner of war captured during the new offensive in France. 30 July, 1944.jpg 4367 x 5356; 2,27 MB
  
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  SC 191991 - Medics in a Jeep pass tanks awaiting orders to move into the front lines northwest of St. Lo, in the drive designed to spring the trap on large masses of German troops. 25 July, 1944.jpg 4869 x 4080; 1,91 MB
  
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  SC 191992 - A battery of a field artillery unit is putting a shell in the chamber in preparation for firing on the German lines near St. Lo, France. 26 July, 1944.jpg 4934 x 4016; 1,81 MB
  
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  SC 191993 - Pvt. Dale Custer, Somerset, Pa., grinding part of the first batch of GI coffee roasted in France. Sgt. Fred Trucker, Tulsa, Okla., at right, checks on the power unit. 24 July, 1944.jpg 5168 x 4223; 2,05 MB
  
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  SC 191998 - S-Sgt. Ellis Byers, (illegible), Maryland, produces a bread and jam sandwich during a lull in the attack in France. WHITE BREAD!! 25 July, 1944..jpg 4454 x 5510; 1,94 MB
  
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  SC 191999 - William H. Texter, Norristown, Penn., and Henry Zimmerman, look over the propaganda leaflets that were dropped on the Jerries during the attack on Marigny. 25 July, 1944.jpg 5522 x 4152; 2,28 MB
  
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  SC 192004 - While the ruined town is still being shelled by German tanks and artillery, this tired Yank infantryman takes himself a well-earned nap in Marigny, France. 26 July, 1944.jpg 5336 x 4500; 2,4 MB
  
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  SC 192008 - Troops examine a German block house in St. Lo after the Americans drove the Nazis from the city. 27 July, 1944.jpg 5164 x 4137; 1,84 MB
  
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  SC 192010 - This photo, taken in La Chapelle-en-Juger, France, shows a couple of the many American armored vehicles of an armored command as they pass through a destroyed village in swift pursuit of the Germans. 27 July, 1944.jpg 5414 x 4501; 2,03 MB
  
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  SC 192017 - Yank infantrymen look over a wrecked German vehicle that was towing an SS anti-tank gun when it was hit by bombs from U.S. airplanes near Marigny, France. 28 July, 1944.jpg 5357 x 4456; 2,48 MB
  
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  SC 192018 - Pvt. Victor Dowdle of Blackfoot, Idaho, a member of an anti-tank unit, paints the Allied white star of recognition on a captured German half-track vehicle near Marigny, France. 27 July, 1944.jpg 5042 x 4198; 1,89 MB
  
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  SC 192019 - A GI passes by a wrecked German 10.5 light field howitzer, LFH 18. Marigny, France. 28 July, 1944.jpg 5308 x 4432; 2,43 MB
  
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  SC 192024 - One of the many German prisoners that was captured in the fight for Marigny, France, is being brought in on a jeep by Colonel T.E. Boudinot. 26 July, 1944.jpg 4934 x 3818; 1,71 MB
  
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  SC 192025 - A bulldozer repairs shell holes in the road of Montreuil, France, to expedite the way for armored vehicles on the way to Marigny. 26 July, 1944.jpg 5084 x 4090; 1,72 MB
  
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  SC 192033 - Cpl. Roy C. Moore, of Lubbock, Texas, a medic attached to an engineer unit, somewhere in France, gives first aid in the field to a wounded German soldier. 31 July, 1944.jpg 3990 x 4911; 1,39 MB
  
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  SC 192036 - U.S. Army medics give infantry casualties medical attention in an advanced position, somewhere in France. 24 July, 1944.jpg 5277 x 4473; 2,31 MB
  
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  SC 192037 - Tanks move up to support the infantry, as advance after advance is made on the fighting front west of St. Lo, France. 24 July, 1944.jpg 4518 x 5291; 2,39 MB
  
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  SC 192041 - Allied vehicles moving up to new lines ahead through what is left of a section of St. Lo, France, after its capture by American troops. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5459 x 4433; 2,8 MB
  
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  SC 192042 - U.S. tanks pass through the wrecked streets of Coutances, France, on their way to the sea beyond the town. 30 July, 1944.jpg 5380 x 4456; 2,73 MB
  
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  SC 192043 - A GI ammunition truck passes through Periers, France, on the way to Coutances, France. 30 July, 1944.jpg 5368 x 4427; 2,23 MB
  
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  SC 192044 - U.S. Army engineers clear a road of debris on the outskirts of the French town of Coutances, enabling the steady flow of men and supplies to the front lines. 31 July, 1944.jpg 4733 x 4046; 1,66 MB
  
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  SC 192046-S - Pvt. Joseph Battaglia, Buffalo, N.Y., sleeps in a picture-lined foxhole at the front lines, somewhere in France. 31 July, 1944.jpg 4409 x 5355; 2,32 MB
  
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  SC 192047-S - Sgt. Pete Statoa, Charlotte, N.C., takes a bath, or reasonable facsimile of same, in a foxhole somewhere in France. 1 August, 1944.jpg 5376 x 4392; 2,89 MB
  
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  SC 192048-S - An armed French civilian, left, and a Gendarme, right, bring in German prisoners. Mongolian type, from Turkestan. These men were taken prisoner near Avranches, France. 31 July, 1944.jpg 5261 x 4407; 1,74 MB
  
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  SC 192049-S - Brig. Gen. (Illegible), Des Moines, Iowa, examines a bit of the "handiwork" of an American armored unit near Saint-Denis-le-Gast. 31 July, 1944.jpg 5325 x 4172; 1,73 MB
  
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  SC 192058 - Pvt. Ward Watley, Hale Center, Texas, looks over one of two Mark-5 tanks they knocked out with bazookas during a German attack somewhere in France. 16 July, 1944.jpg 5348 x 4489; 2,08 MB
  
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  SC 192059 - Yank armor passes by the grave of a Nazi official in the new offensive against the Germans in France. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5068 x 4163; 2,39 MB
  
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  SC 192060 - Civil Affairs officer Lt. Col. F. J. Brunow, left, and Major O.D. Culley, Jr., discusses affairs of Canisy with Mayor Le Joune, center, and a French missionary, still wearing his helmet. 27 July, 1944.jpg 5556 x 4413; 2,51 MB
  
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  SC 192060-S - American armor turned in a crushing victory over a Panzer unit near Saint-Denis-le-Gast, but not without cost. Here, an M4 tank, in background, lies amidst wreckage of Nazi vehicles blasted in the drive. 31 July, 1944.jpg 4171 x 3469; 1,36 MB
  
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  SC 192064 - In burned out Marigny, France, there's also burned out German 88mm tanks and guns. 30 July, 1944.jpg 5414 x 4428; 2,38 MB
  
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  SC 192066 - An American tank of the 709th Tank Bn., 8th Inf. Div., equipped with a hedgerow plow made from German beach blocks, moves through a Normandy hedge. 31 July, 1944.jpg 5490 x 4415; 2,29 MB
  
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  SC 192067 - Corner shot of ruined St. Lo, France, showing bulldozers clearing streets for convoys advancing to front lines. 30 July, 1944.jpg 5354 x 4191; 2,17 MB
  
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  SC 192073-S - After German shelling, Yanks dig men buried in their foxholes by the side of the road and hedgerow, somewhere in France. 25 July, 1944.jpg 5353 x 4488; 2,07 MB
  
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  SC 192074-S - Medics attached to infantry unit somewhere in France, dig out some of their men who were buried by a blast during a shelling attack. 25 July, 1944.jpg 4700 x 3919; 2,13 MB
  
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  SC 192075-S - Washing at one of the fire hydrants in Villadieu, France, is Pfc. Edward L. Schronce, Belmont, N.C., a member of an anti-tank unit of the U.S. Army. 3 August, 1944.jpg 3999 x 4690; 1,42 MB
  
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  SC 192076-S - A pretty young French mademoiselle presents U.S. Army tank crew with flowers in appreciation of the liberation of the town of Avranches, France. 3 August, 1944.jpg 4019 x 5312; 1,6 MB
  
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  SC 192080-S - A saw mill that was brought over from England by boat to supply lumber to the Allied forces from the forests of France. Balleroy, France. 2 August, 1944.jpg 5200 x 4256; 2,47 MB
  
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  SC 192087-S - Sgt. Armand Duval, left, Hagerstown, Md., processes a Nazi prisoner in a courtyard in Brehal, France. 2 August, 1944.jpg 4934 x 3920; 1,79 MB
  
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  SC 192096 - A patrol of American infantrymen scout through the town of Coutances, France, while it is still under German 88mm fire. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4928 x 4208; 1,9 MB
  
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  SC 192097 - Cpl. Paul J. Watson, 3017 Carr St., Des Moines, Iowa, of an armored unit in France, finds time to do a bit of reading in the field. 25 July, 1944.jpg 4905 x 4095; 1,89 MB
  
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  SC 192098 - Lt. Gen. Lewis H. Brereton, center, of the 9th Air Force, visits Coutances, France, and seems well pleased with the part his air force played in the last big push against the Germans. 31 July, 1944.jpg 5147 x 4325; 1,89 MB
  
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  SC 192099 - Super foxhole capable of fitting 75 men and officers. Near Marigny, France. 30 July, 1944.*.jpg 5295 x 4385; 2,36 MB
  
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  SC 192101 - Motor vehicles of an infantry division drive through the streets of battle-scarred St. Lo, on their way to the front lines. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4455 x 5431; 2,66 MB
  
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  SC 192102 - Motor vehicles of the 29th Inf. Div. move through the streets battle-scarred St. Lo, France, on their way to the front lines. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4385 x 5445; 2,37 MB
  
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  SC 192103 - Passing a dead German, a jeep of an infantry division moves through the streets of battle-scarred St. Lo, France, on its way to the front lines. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5396 x 4490; 3,15 MB
  
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  SC 192104 - Entrance to this German command post was found by American troops when they entered St. Lo. This tunnel under high rock cliff. It was thoroughly mined. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4208 x 5107; 2,65 MB
  
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  SC 192105 - Pfc. Thomas A. Anderson, Chicopee, Mich., gets his share of Yankee donuts and coffee at the newly-opened Red Cross club Cherbourg, France. The girls are French Red Cross volunteers. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5554 x 4397; 1,86 MB
  
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  SC 192106 - This German armored car was left amidst the ruins of St. Lo, France, by the retreating Germans. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5248 x 4467; 2,03 MB
  
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  SC 192107 - Sgt. Virgil Clifton, Fredonia, Kansas, a radio sergeant of an infantry regiment, continues to lead the forward patrol of his regiment past Coutances, France. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4443 x 5403; 2,09 MB
  
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  SC 192108 - Even before they enter the town of Montcuit, France, a town they have just liberated, American infantrymen are welcomed by the Frenchmen of the village. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5402 x 4490; 1,89 MB
  
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  SC 192109 - While it is still under German 88mm fire, a patrol of American infantrymen scout through the town of Coutances, France. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5466 x 4456; 2,22 MB
  
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  SC 192110 - American infantrymen file unchallenged into Coutances after fierce battle which resulted in complete route of the Germans. 30 July, 1944.jpg 5212 x 4277; 1,47 MB
  
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  SC 192111 - Sign in Coutances, now rid of Germans after fierce attack by American armor and infantry, warns that vehicles passing the line will meet the same fate as the tank. 30 July, 1944.jpg 5323 x 4177; 1,9 MB
  
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  SC 192112 - An American infantry patrol passes an unscarred cathedral in the midst of heavy damage in Coutances, France. 28 July, 1944.jpg 5419 x 4447; 2,38 MB
  
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  SC 192118 - Infantry troops set up a 57mm gun in Pont Brocard, France, and are on the alert for any enemy counter attack. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5534 x 4439; 2 MB
  
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  SC 192119 - Cpl. Horace E. Maples, Pampa, Texas, an MP somewhere in France, examines a Jerry grave that has not been fully covered. The Germans retreated in such a hurry that they did not have time to bury him. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5293 x 4245; 2,09 MB
  
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  SC 192120 - Vehicles of an armored unit move through the streets of Periers, France, up to the front lines. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4470 x 5376; 1,72 MB
  
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  SC 192121 - Members of a crack S.S. unit, dirty and unshaven, are loaded into trucks for transportation to P.W. enclosures at the rear of the front lines. Periers, Coutances. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4838 x 4057; 1,36 MB
  
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  SC 192123 - At a station somewhere in France, tanks from the front lines are serviced and checked. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5184 x 3833; 2,48 MB
  
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  SC 192124 - American tanks pass through the town of Coutances, France, in rapid pursuit of the retreating Germans. 31 July, 1944.jpg 5334 x 4444; 2,17 MB
  
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  SC 192125 - A U.S. armored unit on the way to Coutances, France. 31 July, 1944.jpg 5402 x 4518; 2,18 MB
  
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  SC 192126 - American tanks pass through the destroyed city of Coutances, France, in rapid pursuit of the retreating Germans. 31 July, 1944.jpg 5329 x 4444; 2,27 MB
  
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  SC 192132 - Armored vehicles pass through the town of Coutances, France, in rapid pursuit of the retreating Germans. 31 July, 1944.jpg 5336 x 4276; 2,65 MB
  
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  SC 192135 - Men of an engineer battalion erecting treadway bridge over the river Avi Nevi Lessay as they continue their eastward push along the Cherbourg Peninsula. 29 July, 1944.jpg 4944 x 4047; 1,84 MB
  
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  SC 192136 - Along with the GIs these gals of the ARC Mobile Units descend to the rhino barge via rope ladders draped over the port side of of the Liberty Ship as they disembark in France. 31 July, 1944.jpg 4026 x 4885; 1,43 MB
  
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  SC 192139 - Heavy armor and artillery roll through a French town as Allied forces advance on all fronts in France. 30 July, 1944.jpg 5097 x 4016; 1,85 MB
  
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  SC 192140 - Members of an engineer unit repair a road in a French town. The road was damaged by shell fire as Allied troops moved forward in the wake of the fleeing enemy. 30 July, 1944.jpg 4876 x 3935; 1,8 MB
  
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  SC 192147 - Men of an engineer unit comb the streets of Lessay, France, in the hunt for mines. 28 July, 1944.jpg 3567 x 3968; 1,46 MB
  
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  SC 192148 - Watching out for snipers that remain in the town of Lessay, France, are a machine gunner and a rifleman. 28 July, 1944.jpg 5189 x 3951; 1,4 MB
  
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  SC 192151-S - American infantrymen stop to rest in the sun before renewal of their chase of the German Wehrmacht across France. 2 August, 1944.jpg 4041 x 4859; 1,66 MB
  
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  SC 192153 - Cpl. Buster Sanchez, Cheneyville, La., passes out rations from a captured German ration truck, filled with bread. 29 July, 1944.jpg 5386 x 4356; 2,1 MB
  
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  SC 192155 - GI infantryman advances past dead German toward wrecked church in St. Lo, France. 23 July, 1944.jpg 4230 x 5199; 2,31 MB
  
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  SC 192156 - Infantry patrol hugs hedgerow by lane in St. Lo, France, as German artillery shells burst overhead. Germans were using timed fire from gun emplacements south of city. 23 July, 1944.jpg 5267 x 4271; 2,28 MB
  
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  SC 193042 - French patriots turn loose three French women who collaborated with German forces in the town of Ecouche, France. They received the usual punishment, having their hair cut short and swastikas painted (53399080727).jpg 4431 x 5544; 2,27 MB
  
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  Sgt. Ralph Butterfield, left, Alhambra, Cal., finds an oasis in the midst of a Normandy heat wave, and judging by the smile on his face, it hit the spot. Granville, France. 3 August, 1944.jpg 4519 x 4056; 1,52 MB
  
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  Tombes massacre ascq 2009 lb.jpg 2816 x 2112; 2,59 MB
  
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  Victor Dumay gare2 Dijon 1944.jpg 4900 x 3428; 10,22 MB
  
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  Vitrail de l'église Notre-Dame (Matignon, 22) - 06.jpg 4000 x 6000; 4,45 MB
  
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  Wizernes- Civilians Recovering Furniture from the Debris Art.IWMARTLD4632.jpg 3232 x 2475; 2,47 MB