The German 305-mm mortar M16, from which Leningrad was shelled
Captured by Soviet Army soldiers the 305-mm M16 mortar of Czech company “Skoda”, used by the Nazi Wehrmacht to shelter the besieged Leningrad the Soviet city. 305-mm mortar M16 was…
Soviet I-153 Chaika fighter at the airfield under camouflage net
The Soviet I-153 “Chaika” (Seagull) fighter-biplane of Russian pilot V. Redko of the Red Army Air Force is hidden from enemy aircraft at the airfield under camouflage net. To the…
English sniper Jack Bailey in the attic of a house in Italy
English sniper Jack Bailey with a rifle US Rifle M1917 (Pattern 1914 Enfield) with an optical sight “Warner and Suezi” in the attic of the house in the Battle of…
The capture of German soldiers by the US Army on the coast of Omaha
The capture of German soldiers by US Army in Pointe du Hoc, about 6.5 km west of the coast of Omaha Beach. Some Nazi prisoners of war are disguised as…
Two old British women on the ruins of an almshouse in England
Two old British women in the ruins of an almshouse in the English city of Newbury after a German Luftwaffe air raid. Location: Newbury, United Kingdom Date: February 11, 1943
Pe-2 dive bombers from the 140th Bomber Aviation Regiment at the airport
Soviet Pe-2 dive bombers from the 140th bomber aviation regiment of the Red Army Air Force at the Russian airport. Location: Leningrad Region, USSR Date: 1944
Soviet pilot photographs his colleague in the Yak-9 cockpit
Soviet pilot photographs his colleague in the Yak-9 cockpit. With a camera in the hands of the Soviet pilot, Nikolai Ivanovich Dynich. He fought since 1943 in the 513rd fighter…
British soldiers are examining the prisoners of the Wehrmacht Gebirgsjägers
British soldiers from the 7th Armored Division “Desert Rats” inspect the prisoners of the Wehrmacht Gebirgsjägers. Location: France Date: 1944
German Fohn antiaircraft MLRS near the Remagen bridge
American soldiers and the German anti-aircraft rocket launcher (MLRS) “Fohn” (“Wind”) near Erpel near the Remagen Bridge. A rare MLRS honeycomb type (adopted in 1944, managed to build 50 units)…
German StuG III Ausf. G assault gun with onboard anti-cumulative screens
German StuG III Ausf. G assault gun of the Nazi Wehrmacht with onboard anti-cumulative 5 mm screens.