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Red Army photographer Yevgeny Khaldei (center) in Berlin with Soviet forces, near the Brandenburg Gate in May 1945. |
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Soviet IS-2 heavy tank, 4th Heavy Tank Battalion, firing at close range against German positions in the town of Miroslawiec, in March 1945. |
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Soviet trucks brought supplies across the winter ice of Lake Ladoga after the Germans blocked all land routes to Leningrad. |
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ZiS-33 early half-track (a revised version was introduced designated ZiS-35). |
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A platoon of Soviet BA-64 armored cars during the attack on Krasnoarmeysk, Donetsk region, September-November 1943. |
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Renault R35, an abbreviation of Char léger Modèle 1935 R or R 35. |
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British soldiers shake hands from atop their vehicles in Tobruk, Libya, October 1942. Matilda on the right and Marmon-Herrington armored car on the left. |
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A battery of Priest (American M7) 105mm self-propelled guns from one of 3rd Division’s Royal Artillery Field Regiments near Hermanville-Sur-Mer, France, 6 June 1944. |
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Valentine, Stuart, Crusader and Covenanter tanks, Abbasia, Egypt. 1942. |
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U.S. Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC), Iowa, 1942, with M3 Medium Tank. |
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George S. Patton, then a lieutenant general, in North Africa during World War II, 1943. Note his modified M3 Scout Car in the background. |
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American soldier loading ammo boxes on side rails of half-track vehicle. |
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M4 medium tanks of the 784th Tank Battalion depart Venlo, Holland, for the drive into Germany. |
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M18 Gun Motor Carriage "Hellcat". |
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M31 tank recovery vehicle. Initially designated T2 TRV. |
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M31 tank recovery vehicle. |
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M31 TRV with M10 gun motor carriage. |
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M31 TRV with DUKW. |
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Army nurses with amphibious Jeep. |
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U.S. soldiers in HBT camouflage uniforms in a Half-track M2, Pont Brocard, July 28, 1944, 41st Armored Inf. Regiment, 2nd Armored Division. |
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Soldiers of the 104th Infantry Division take cover behind the walls of the post office in Cologne, while a M4 Sherman opens the way to the center of the city. |
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A company of M3 GMC armed with 75 mm cannons provides fire support in Sicily in the summer of 1943. |
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M10 GMC moving from the devastated streets of Munchen-Gladbach on March 1, 1945, during Operation Granada, the assault on the Roer River. |
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M4 Sherman tanks of the 745th Tank Battalion support infantry of the 1st Infantry Division in their battle for Aachen in October 1944. |
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M4 Sherman tanks of the 745th Tank Battalion support infantry of the 1st Infantry Division in their battle for Aachen in October 1944. |
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A M4A3 medium tank and an M10 GMC of the 774th Tank Battalion advancing past an abandoned StuG III destroyed in the town of Gürzenich, December 17, 1944. |
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American infantry and tanks of the 14th Armored Division in the town of Gemeuenden, April 5, 1945. |
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Aubencheul-Au-Bac, France, September 1944. French civil transport move away from the road to make way for the tanks of the US 2nd Armored Division. |
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M4A3 Sherman passing a knocked out Panther in the northern salient of the Bulge, circa January 1945. |
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Marines landed in LVTs assaulting Peleliu. The smoke is from destroyed landing craft. |
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LVT-4(A) in front of an LST. Peleliu. |
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M5 light tank. |
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Captured Schwimmwagen. |
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105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage T19 (W-403610), “Cathy.” |
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LVT(A)-4 (Landing Vehicle, Tracked) with 37mm gun turret, Okinawa, 1945. |
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Two French boys watched from a hilltop as American vehicles pass through the badly damaged city of Saint-Lô, France, summer 1944. |
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US troops in 2-1/2-ton truck pulling trailer. |
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DUKWs come ashore on beach "Alpha Red" near Cavalaire, France, 18 August 1944. |
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Semi-trailer, 100 ton, 24 Wheel Cargo, T67, loaded with Tank, T95, No. 1, September 3, 1947. |
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Captured Sd.Kfz. 251 halftrack used as a battlefield ambulance by US forces in Germany. |
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Light Tank T2E1. |
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Light Tank T2 (Modified). |
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Light Tank T2. |
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Light Tank T2. |
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M40 Gun Motor Carriage. |
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M40 Gun Motor Carriage. |
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T1E4 Light Tank. |
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M40 155mm Gun Motor Carriage. |
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155mm Gun Motor Carriage M40. |
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T19 Howitzer Motor Carriage. |
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August 29, 1942: After landing in force, U.S. Marines pause on the beach of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands before advancing inland against the Japanese during World War II. |
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LVT helping LCVP off the beach. |
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105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage T19. |
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105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage T19. The howitzer mount T2 was standardized as the mount M3. |
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105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage T19. Crew positions are shown here mounted (left) and ready for action (right). |
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Rear view of mount with gun installed in 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage T19 pilot, Aberdeen Proving Ground, 27 November 1941. |
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105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage T19. |
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T45 Multiple Rocket Launcher mounted on the Truck, 1-ton, 4x4 (International) manned by Marines on Iwo Jima. |
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USMC rocket launchers pound the Japanese on Saipan, circa mid-1944. The trucks are IH M-2-4 one-ton 4x4 vehicles. |
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M43 Howitzer Motor Carriage. |
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M43 Howitzer Motor Carriage. |
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M43 Howitzer Motor Carriage. |
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M41 Howitzer Motor Carriage. |
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T55E1 3-inch Gun Motor Carriage. |
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Multiple Gun Mount T60. |
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M31 Tank Recovery Vehicle. |
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M31 Tank Recovery Vehicle. |
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T2 tank recovery vehicle. |
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T2 tank recovery vehicle. |
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T27 Armored Car. |
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T27 Armored Car. |
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T27 Armored Car. |
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T27 Armored Car. |
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Heavy Tank T26E1. |
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Heavy Tank T26E3. |
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Medium Tank T23. |
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Chevy built 3,800 T-17 Staghound armored cars in Flint, Michigan, most with the 37mm cannons shown here, between October 1942 and April 1944. |
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T19 Howitzer Motor Carriage with trailer. |
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A line-up of T19 HMCs of the 9th Field Artillery at Newport News, Virginia, 20 October 1942. These units were part of Task Force A, en route to North Africa. |
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Front view of 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage T19. |
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Rear view of 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage T19. |
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Medium Tank T25E1. |
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U.S. 10th Mountain Division medical unit, Italy, 1944. Photo taken from a vehicle towing a 57mm anti-tank gun. |
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One of the M26 Pershing tanks from the 14th Tank Battalion that supported the capture of the Ludendorff Bridge over the Rhine on March 7, 1945. |
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Jeeps, Dodge WC54 ¾-ton field ambulances, and U.S. troops on a street in the heavily damaged town of Foy, Belgium, 16 January 1945. |
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8-inch howitzers and their prime mover tractors move along a snow-covered road in Belgium, December 1944. |
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American engineers unloading barbed wire which was used in defensive measures against counterattacks. December 1944. |
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Marmon-Herrington MTLS (right) next to the M22 Locust. |
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Marmon-Herrington T16 light tank in U.S. service in Alaska, 1943. |
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Original Marmon-Herrington CTL-3 light tank in use by the Marines around 1939. |
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M24 light tank of the 20th Armored Division, Seventh Army, near Salzburg in Austria, 4 May 1945 just a few days before the end of the war. |
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M24 light tank of D Company, 27th Tank Battalion, 20th Armored Division, driving down the streets of Munich, 30 April 1945. |
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T77E1 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage anti-aircraft on an M24 Chaffee chassis. |
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M24 sits at a cross road in Augsberg while supporting the 3rd Infantry Division. The city surrendered 27 April 1945. |
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M24 light tank, 1st Infantry Division, advances towards Scharfenberg, Germany, 2 April 1945. |
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M24 light tank, 1st Armored Division, Bologna, Italy, late April 1945. |
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M24 light tank, 18th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, February 1945. |
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A M10 GMC of the 804th Tank Destroyer Battalion as indirect artillery support near the German border at the end of 1944. |
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Chevrolet Model G506 field lighting truck. |
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