Japanese layout of the US naval base at Pearl Harbor
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Japanese layout of the US naval base at Pearl Harbor
Series of five impressive photographs document an engagement at Polgardi on 23 December 1944. Covering each other, the tanks rush through the town without adequate infantry support. Suddenly, the lead tank-Tiger 133-is hit from the left by a hidden antitank gun. The hit kills the driver and radio operator. These pictures were taken by Unteroffizier Lochmann, the driver of the company commander’s tank.
Death at first breath. French soldiers in the middle of a gas attack. ww1.
A german soldier in front of a ‘Packkiste Nr 14’ refilling explosive charges ‘sprengbüchse 24 (1kg tnt in picric acid)
(Click for Hi-res)
Hitler speaking at Luitpold, Nuremberg 1935
German and Americans working together to evacuate wounded.
Храм Спаса на Крови (фотография сделана в 1914 году).
Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood (photograph was taken in 1914).
1st SS Panzer Division LSSAH during a military parade.
A German mortar briefly illuminates the night somewhere on the Eastern Front.
(Bundesarchiv)
Kamikaze Pilots
Japanese “Harutsuki” destroyer at sea in December 1944
Destroyed German PzKpfw IV J medium tank
El Alamein
Winston Churchill inspects the ruins of the Coventry Cathedral following the 14 November 1940 blitz conducted by the Luftwaffe.
U.S. Coast Guard Barracks, Alameda, California, 1971
(Marquis & Stoller)