#september 1944

[bleedingcoffee42]

Easy Company Roster Sept 27, 1944

Winter's Personal, Winter's Files, USAHEC

[onefootin1941]

[hjmarseille]

A proud Sub-Lieutenant John Britnell triumphantly raises the skull and crossbones on X24 after its daring attack on Bergen harbour in September 1944. Unfortunately the wind wasn’t strong enough to help show off the flag to its best effect, the sign of a merchant vessel on the flag denoting a successful attack. © Trustees of the Royal Navy Submarine Museum

Photo and caption featured in The Real X-Men: The Heroic Story of the Underwater War 1942–1945 by Robert Lyman

[onarangel]

The New Yorker - Saturday, September 9, 1944 - Issue # 1021 - Vol. 20 - N° 30 - Cover by : Garrett Price

[bleedingcoffee42]

Easy Company Roster Sept. 12, 1944

Winter's Files at USAHEC, Winter's Personal

[hjmarseille]

Members of the French Forces of the Interior in La Trésorerie near Boulogne during September 1944. (Library and Archives Canada, PA-166396)

Photo and caption featured in SOE in France 1941-1945: An Official Account of the Special Operations Executive’s French Circuits by Robert Bourne-Patterson

[hjmarseille]

42. Headquarters staff of the Vienne FFI pictured at Jouhet in September 1944. (Credit: Martin collection/ R. Picard)

Photo and caption featured in Behind Enemy Lines with the SAS: The story of Amédée Maingard, SOE Agent by Paul McCue

[hjmarseille]

A Sergeant (1st Class) of 2nd (Dutch) Troop, 10th (Inter-Allied) Commando, members of which were dropped with the British at Arnhem. He also wears British battledress and equipment (note the rubber boots) including a British Commando’s green beret with a black-backed ‘Lion badge, and the sleeve badge of British Combined Operations above the Dutch national badge. His shoulder titles are '10 Commando’ on the left side, and 'Commando’ on the right.

Photo & caption featured in Osprey Campaign • 24 Arnhem 1944 Operation 'Market Garden’ by Stephen Badsey