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Internet photo gallery on other theatres of operations| dragos |
Posted: February 04, 2004 01:29 pm
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Gliders landed during the Market-Garden operation:
D-Day:  |
  
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| Indrid |
Posted: February 04, 2004 06:05 pm
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Hiroshima, a succesful american operation
...then Nagasaki  |
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| Florin |
Posted: February 05, 2004 06:12 am
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Japanese planes leave aircraft carrier Shokaku, toward Pearl Harbor:
The American battleships rows at Pearl Harbor, as seen from a Japanese plane:  |
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| Florin |
Posted: February 05, 2004 06:33 am
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| Indrid |
Posted: February 05, 2004 06:49 am
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| Von Maybach |
Posted: February 05, 2004 11:34 am
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Flamethrowers in action:
FW-190: 
FW-200 Condor: 
60 cm mortar "Carl": 
German soldiers in action in Norway: 
German soldiers and a jew: 
A "Stug": 
An Allied soldier standing near the bodies of people murdered at Dachau: 
German submarine:  |
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| Indrid |
Posted: February 06, 2004 07:28 pm
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| Von Maybach |
Posted: February 08, 2004 08:08 pm
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German troops during "Market Garden":
Tiger tank during battle of Stalingrad: 
Dornier planes in formation: 
Knocked out russian monster:  |
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| Indrid |
Posted: February 09, 2004 11:05 am
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| Indrid |
Posted: February 09, 2004 11:46 pm
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| Florin |
Posted: February 13, 2004 10:13 pm
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[quote]....Tiger tank during battle of Stalingrad:
[/quote] The photo was taken during summer. Look at their short sleeves. The environment seem to be "civilized" and it looks peaceful. More likely it is a training school for tank crews. The only involvement of one regiment using Tigers during the battle of Stalingrad was during von Manstein's counterattack, when Stalingrad was already sealed off by the Russians. Even during that counterattack, the Tigers were kept in the rear lines. Maybe the Germans were afraid to have them captured by the enemy. |
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| dragos |
Posted: February 19, 2004 08:00 pm
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There was a photo that I will always remeber. I have seen it several years ago in a book (can't rember the title, too bad I didn't have a scanner then) that I had borrowed from the military library. It was from the German Ardennes offensive in 1944, and it was showing a german soldier crouched in the snow, leaning on the massive wheels of an armoured vehicle, probably a Jagdpanther. What was special about this photo, it was giving a feeling of loneliness. The soldier, probably resting, crouched in his coat like a sack, looked insignificant near the armored monster of which only the wheels were visible. From the back, the bayonet hanging at the belt was looking impressive.
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| Florin |
Posted: February 20, 2004 07:53 am
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More commonly, soldiers and tank crew members (the latter in turns, as some of them must be inside the tank) stayed on the radiator, in the rear of the turret, to warm up. They did that despite of the exhaustion gases surrounding the rear of the tank. |
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| Carol I |
Posted: May 10, 2004 09:55 pm
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In order to revive this somewhat forgotten topic, I post two interesting aerial photos from WWII:
Bismark 
Tirpitz  |
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| Richarsten |
Posted: June 05, 2004 12:30 am
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Francisco Franco, Caudillo (General) de España. 
Escuadrillas Azules (15 Spanische Staffel) 
Franco and Hitler 
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