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New Zealand troops in action on Vella Lavella

In 1942, a Marine on Guadalcanal was enjoying a swim when he saw a Japanese submarine launch a torpedo at a cargo vessel. The torpedo curved and then sped in his direction, missing him by three feet before beaching itself harmlessly.

GIs warm themselves around a fire while waiting for transportation to the rear for a rest. 31st October, 1944. 1st Battalion, 141st Infantry, 36th Infantry Division. Photographer not credited.

Tiger crewmen inspect an impact on the left side of their tank's turret caused by a Soviet round. The round has been stopped by the 80 mm thick side armor, but the weld appears to have been cracked.

Soldiers of the Co. D, 692nd Tank Destroyer Battalion warm themselves with coffee before going into action against the Germans near Stolberg, Germany. 16 November 1944

Captured 7,5 cm schwere Panzerjägerkanone 40 (L/46) SC 192017 Photographer: Spangle.

King Tiger tank with zimmerit of the schwere Panzer Abteilung 503. Tank number 231