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r/AmericanWW2photos

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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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BAR Gunner Terry Moore of the 184th Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division, on Okinawa. 1945

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Soldiers of the 77th Infantry Division on listening to the news of Germany's surrender a few yards behind the front lines on Okinawa. This photo was taken 80 years ago today, on May 8, 1945

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Cpl. Arthur P. Garrett from 25th Tank Battalion, 14th Armored Division completes the additional armor of a Sherman tank, applying cement to sandbags. Unknown area, January/February 1945.

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Marine PFC George Chanak pauses by a row of fallen Marines on Okinawa, May 1945. George Chanak was killed in action not long after this picture was taken. He was 19 years old. (NARA - USMC Sgt James Wasden Photographer)

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58121 days ago

An SS-Untersturmführer (Second lieutenant) surrenders to a Technician Fourth Grade of the 102nd Infantry Division on the West side of the Elbe River bridge near Tangermünde Germany. May 1945

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Pfc. Beasel T. Marchbanks of Snyder, Texas, an MP with the 36th Infantry Division chats with a very young German soldier, captured by advancing American troops in Buyers, France. October 20, 1944

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Pvt. Robert H. Grout, Pfc. Raymond Clements, T/5 Clarence West, Cpl. Buel O. Sheridan, Sgt. Clyde Gentry, and S/Sgt. Oron Revis of the 823rd Tank Destroyer Battalion pose in front of their M10 after knocking out four attacking Tiger II tanks. Stavelot, Belgium, Decemer 21, 1944

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49324 days ago

Sergeant Herbert S Liman of the 25th infantry division 134th regiment Looking for the nest of a German sniper in the Belgian town of lutrebois

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49313 days ago

"Grover's Ghosts," a combat patrol of the 121st Infantry Regiment, 8th Infantry Division, show off the weapons and a Nazi banner they captured in Seilsdorf, Germany. The red lines were drawn in by a war time censor, indicating where the photo was to be cropped. March 13, 1945.

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4836 days ago

Original color photo of two mortar crew from D Company, 29th Infantry Regiment, 9th Infantry Division in Germany, 1945.

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