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A subreddit for pictures related to the U.S. military and America in the Second World War.

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80 Years Ago Today; GI’s with the 89th Infantry Division crouch low in their assault boat as they cross the Rhine while under enemy fire at Oberwesel, Germany - March 26, 1945 NARA - Signal Corps - SC 202464 T/5 A.H. Herz Photographer

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Killed in Action 80 Years Ago Today; Medal of Honor winner Staff Sergeant Ysmael Villegas, KIA on March 20, 1945 at Villa Verde Trail, Luzon, Philippines. Details of Medal of Honor citation in comments.

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Pfc. Thomas Mihalko mans an M1917A1, while S/Sgt. Derrell Zonker holds an M1 Carbine in a pillbox on Bougainville, March 1944. Both men belong to E Company, 145th Infantry Regiment, 37th Infantry Division, and would survive the war.

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A U.S. Marine fires his BAR towards a Japanese position during the Battle of Saipan in 1944.

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Original color photo of Captain Jack Westward of Lewiston, Idaho as he instructs B-17 crews on formation flying at an Eighth Air Force base in England.

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80 years ago today US Forces land on Okinawa. In this photo, taken that day, the USS Tennessee (BB-43) is bombarding Okinawa with her 14/50 main battery guns, as LVTs in the foreground carry troops to the invasion beaches. April 1, 1945

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March 1944:Following in the cover of a tank American infantrymen secure an area on Bougainville Solomon Islands after Japanese forces infiltrated their lines during the night

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original color photo of replacement Boeing B-17G Flying Fortresses lined up at an airfield in Southern England to replace squadron losses for the US Eighth Air Force. 1944

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US Soldiers advance on Okinawa - April 1945 LIFE Magazine Archives - Ian Smith Photographer WWP-PD

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Original Color photos from Life Magazine of LT(JG) George T. Glacken and his gunner Leo Boulanger in their SBD-5 Dauntless of VB-16, assigned to the USS Lexington (CV-16) off Palau. March 30, 1944.

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