WW II and Vietnam war images

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Private Alfred Campin of the 6th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry during battle training in Britain. 1944. @cobravaifumar

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A Soldier of FEB( Força Expedicionária Brasileira ) with a parrot in your gun. In 1945.

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A British firefly lies in wait for German armor on the German/Belgian border, January 1945.

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German fighter ace Hans Philipp with a fox. His Messerschmitt Bf 109 can be seen in the background.

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Soldiers of the FEB during the second assault of the Battle of Monte Castello on 29 November 1944

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Brazilian soldiers in a trench during the Battle of Montese, April 1945

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Brazilian soldier celebrating end of the war

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Berlin November 1944 soldiers the Volkssturm on parade.

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In schwere Straßenkämpfe verwickelter deutscher Stoßtrupp.( German shock/assault troop involved In heavy street fighting ).

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Lieutenant Howard Hively of the 335th Fighter Squadron, 4th Fighter Group with his dog mascot “Duke” and a P-47 Thunderbolt at Debden, 1 October 1943.

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Big Man for Big Gun: Marine Private First Class Hector R. Benson, 19 (Brush Prairie, Washington), resting easy with an M-60 machine gun over his shoulder, Da Nang, 1968 http://bit.ly/2v2AWPs

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Sherman tanks assemble for the start of Operation ‘Veritable’, 8 February 1945. http://wrhstol.com/2EcloLz

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A Canadian sniper at the Battle of Ortona, also known as “Little Stalingrad”, using a Pattern 1914 Enfield with a telescopic sight. Sitting next to him is a Bren light machine gun. Italy, December 1944.

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Bob Johnson’s assigned aircraft was used for this photographic pose by Capt Walker ‘Bud’ Mahurin after he had been credited with 15 aerial victories on 3 February 1944

Photo and caption featured in Osprey Aviation Elite • 2 56th Fighter Group by Roger A Freeman

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U.S. Marines aboard a landing craft, vehicle, personnel (LCVP) prepare to land on Japanese occupied Tarawa Atoll during the American invasion of the Battle of Tarawa. Several Marines hold up an image of their favorite pin-up girl. The Battle of Tarawa was the first American offensive in the critical central Pacific region. It was also the first time in the Pacific that the United States faced serious Japanese opposition to an amphibious landing. The battle to oust the Japanese lasted three brutal days of fighting before the Americans seized the island. Tarawa Atoll, Gilbert and Ellice Islands (now, Kiribati). 20 November 1943.

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American soldiers march through the Kasserine Pass. The Battle of Kasserine Pass was the first major engagement between American and Axis forces in Africa. The battle would prove to be a disaster for the inexperienced American troops as they were swiftly repulsed by the battle hardened Afrika Korps led by Erwin Rommel. The American forces would eventually overcome the Axis offensive with the arrival of veteran British reinforcements. Kasserine, Tunisia. 26th of February 1943.