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Normandy, WWII
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One of only two surviving operational Liberty Ships. Originally built September 27, 1942. Heading through the narrow fender system of the I-264 Berkley Bridge, she will be visiting Colonna's Shipyard for a few weeks. An impressive duo of historic ships, t
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Chalmette National Cemetary
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Adventures in Washington D.C.
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WALL OF HONOR AT WWII MEMORIAL
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Pictures I took on a tour for the US Army Edelweiss Lodge in Garmisch.
published by porterct47
WWII Invasion beaches of Pont Du Hoc, Omaha and Utah Beaches
published by PatrioticSojourner
This summer I went on a trip to Europe including Ireland, Wales, England, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Here are the pics. Oh, and just a note. These photos are NOT public domain. Ask and you might receive, otherwise, look, but don’t touch.
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Holiday Trip through France and Belgium
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Washington DC - memorials and sights
published by audiododd
Photos of the trip my Dad and I took to the D-Day invasion beaches in June 2007.
published by hungbymyhalo
A trip with coworkers centered around the Battle of the Bulge during WWII.
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Our recreation of the staff trip. We didn't see nearly as much, but we had a lot of fun and it was sunny this time!
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A trip with coworkers to Luxembourg American Cemetary.
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A trip with coworkers to historic sights of the Battle of the Bulge during WWII.
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Our trip to Dachau Concentration Camp in Germany. A very sombering experience for me.
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Philippine Base for General McArthur during WWII and the place of Japanese invasion
published by ourjrny
Das Kehlstein, known to many as The Eagle's Nest, formerly known as Haus Wachenfeld, with a nice tea house called Hochlenzer, is reached via a 6.5 kilometer private road to a tunnel and then a vertical elevator up through the center of the mountain.
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normandy travel 2005-2006-2007
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About Almost 60 years ago, Nagasaki became the last city to be targeted by a large scale atomic bomb. Hopefully it will be the last one ever. That is the theme carried by the city today, which is a thriving metropolis.
published by history_eyes_11
Images of the Operation Barbarossa during the Second World War.
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Images of Eastern Front during the Second World War.
published by dwightuf
Photographic highlights of the Nation's Capitol including the National WWII Memorial and other historic sights. View other similar images at photodc.com.
published by ragerhard
Highlights from my one-day trip to Washington, DC, 9 Sept 2006.
published by huckknows
Day trip to Iwo Jima, site of the most gruesome battle of World War II.
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Recently found pictures of Pearl Harbor
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work in progress, pics added now and then (2005)solo bike travel in europa, 1979 Big Blue Bertha (my FLHPS 1979) and I
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Photos of historical WWII sites.
published by pyromomma
Work in Progress: I am trying to get the captions in but it will take time. Look and email me if you want larger pictures or if you have questions. Vacation 2005 Overlord Tour - Tour of the major sites of the Normandy Invasion by US forces on D-Day
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Work in Progress: I am trying to get the captions in but it will take time. Look and email me if you want larger pictures or if you have questions. ; Overlord Tour of the major American Armed forces sites from the Invasion of France on D-Day
published by pyromomma
Pegasus Bridge near Caen Normandy France
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Normandie, France WWII museums and sights. July 2006.
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Army Photos
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These bunkers and oil storage tunnels were part of a network of military sites established during the development of Darwin, Northern Territory, as Australia's WWII northern defence line.
published by Second_world_war_27
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Trip out to Normandy, March 4th, 2007
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published by Chris_Padilla_Photography
Photos of the USS North Carolina Battleship in Wilmington, NC. March 24, 2007.
published by popularmechanics
For our second field trip, we were whisked away to the Normandy D-Day beaches to learn about both the past of France and the U.S.
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WWII Memorial Washington, D.C.
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Washington Memorials
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Images of anquique German postcards.
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WWII Memorial
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Day trip to Dieppe 2006/04/11
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A folder of my stop over on Wake Island, while I was in the Navy. We had a guided tour, courtesy of the U.S. Air Force, while we were there.
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Worl War II Memorial in Washington D.C.
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published by winsome45
A variety of photos of the astounding Dom Cathedral in Cologne, Germany. The cathedral foundation stone was laid in 1248. It took 632 years to complete the church which, remarkably, survived the World War II bombings.
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USS Sigsbee DD-502
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Images of fall of Warsaw.
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Most Decorated Soldier Statue - Greenville, TX
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France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria.
published by Redleg510
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First Snow in DC
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Memorial for World War one in Bishkek
published by splats2
WWII Memorial
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These are from the 9 days I spent in France in April 2007
published by First_world_war_07
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Mike's trip to Normandy 2007
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World War II Memorial in Washington DC
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St Lo, France Sit of Battle for Breakout from the beachhead during the Allied Invation of 1944.
published by Second_world_war_09
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Army trip to Berlin, Germany
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Normandy, France on the 60th anniversary of D-day. Amazing experience
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A trip behind the Wall into Germany suring WWII
published by SweetElindor4
A trip to visit Moo in Washington DC including a 4 hour Segway tour of our nation's capital!
published by joesutsko
Shots taken during the national conference for Faith in Action
Pictures about wwii
picture: T34-85
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Soviet built T34, this model was equipped with an 85 mm gun. Quite efficient if a bit spartan to its crew.
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