Yes, an evocative photo for sure.
Yes, an evocative photo for sure.
A side note--
My friend and neighbor who was an Army pilot for Patton, flew Patton
up to the Rhine the day that photo was taken.
gregM
Live to ride -- Ride to live
I was addicted to the "Hokey-Pokey" but I've turned
myself around.
I didn't say Iwo Jima was redone for the cameras , I have heard that an officer sent up a larger flag because he wanted the first flag , also it would be easier to see across the whole island . I just think it is sad that those involve in the first raising are forgotten , and the second raising became famous .
A few more
First, Hawker Hurricanes fly in formation in the battle of Britain.
Second, French citizens saddened by the German occupation, Paris 1940
Third, German troop parade through conquered Warsaw 1940
Forth, German troops take down the barrier on there way into Poland
Fifth, A Japanese kamikaze pilot gets prepares for battle
A couple more
First, US marine with Thompson sub machine gun on Okinawa, June 1945
Second, US marines on there way to Okinawa, June 1945
This is one photo that stuck in mu mind.
Kurt Peters surrender in normandey.
Just by looking at him reads a story in itself
Two more
First, German soldier throwing m24 grenade
Second, A gunner from the 12th SS "Hitlerjugend" carrying his MG42, June 1944
I can't help myself, there are just to many iconic pictures.
The battle for Berlin 1945
The final images of Hitler
Berlin 1945
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