digitally restored vintage world war ii photo of american troops wading ashore on omaha beach during the d-day invasion on june 6, 1944. - 1944年 ストックフォトと画像
aerial view of the various naval vessels around the beaches of normandy in northernmost france. - 1944年 ストックフォトと画像
Build-up of Allied forces landing at Omaha Beach, Normandy, France during the World War two D-Day landings 1944.
Allied troops from the 8th Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division of the British Second Army come ashore on Queen Red beach, Sword Beach area from Landing...
General Charles de Gaulle and his entourage set off from the Arc de Triumphe down the Champs Elysees to Notre Dame for a service of thanksgiving...
Soldiers of 116th Regiment of the 29th Infantry Division helped to shore Arriving at Omaha Beach in Life Raft after their Landing Craft Vehicle,...
Landing craft infantry, USS LCI-36, landing troops on a beach, circa 1944. Date and location unknown. USS LCI-36 was used in the Sicilian occupation...
American troops walking in the water leaving a landing barge during the Normandy D-Day landings, France, 6th June 1944.
During the Liberation of Paris a british soldier stops and kisses a small child before cheering crowds in Paris, 26 August 1944..
Normandy Beach is shown here during the Allied invasion, June 6, 1944; Ships fill the channel, and balloons float overhead to protect them from enemy...
Crowds of French Patriots line Champs Elysees to view Allied Tanks and half tracks pass through the Arc du Triomphe after Paris, France was Liberated...
Crowds of French patriots line the Champs Elysees to view Allied tanks and half tracks pass through the Arc du Triomphe, after Paris was liberated on...
Mortar crew stands back just before firing into a Nazi position somewhere along the Normandy Coast, France..
Allied ships, boats and barrage balloons off Omaha Beach after the successful D-Day invasion, Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy, France, 9th June 1944.
Pontoon Bridges Connecting Omaha Beach to Temporary Mulberry Harbor A, Normandy, France, June 16, 1944.
Troops hit the water after leaving a landing barge during the D-Day invasion of Normandy, France, 6th June 1944.
Column of infantrymen from units of the 502nd and 506th regiments of the 101st Airborne Division enter the town of Sainte-Mere-Eglise on 11th June...
American Soldiers wading from Coast Guard landing barge toward Beach at Normandy, France on D-Day, Robert F. Sargent, June 6, 1944.
Two U.S. Infantrymen Share a Foxhole near Frontlines after the Allied Invasion of Normandy, Near Bayeux, Calvados, France, July 1944.
An aerial view of Allied landing craft assault vessels heading towards the British XXX Corps landing site on Gold Beach, King Red Sector on D-Day...
American US Navy Steward's Mate 2nd Class Miles Davis King carrying a loaded magazine on his shoulder as he prepares to load a 20mm gun on the USS...
Hiram Clough , Lance Corporal Joe Wilkenson and Kenneth Brierley of the 716 Light Composite Company RASC , British 6th Airborne Division in a Willys...
Paratroops from 3rd Platoon, 21st Independent Parachute Company, British 1st Airborne Division prepare their parachutes and equipment before...
United States Rangers from E Company, 5th Ranger Battalion, on board a landing craft assault vessel in Weymouth harbour, Dorset, 4th June 1944. The...
Warsaw uprising, poland world war 2, polish partisans in a fire fight with nazi soldiers on the streets of war-torn warsaw.
Parisians celebrating the entry of Allied troops into Paris scatter for cover as a sniper fires from a building on the place De La Concorde. Although...
Soldiers aboard Landing Craft, Vehicle, Personnel, LCVP, approaching Omaha Beach, Normandy, France, June 7, 1944.
Military Truck with Soldiers driving through water toward shore during Invasion of Normandy, France, June 1944.
Soldiers Powering Radio Set using GN-45 Hand Crank Generator, Pointe du Hoc, Normandy, France, June 1944.
Captured German Soldiers Taken Prisoner by U.S. Troops near Pointe du Hoc, Normandy, France, June 1944.
Private Carl Rendleman, United States First Army uses a French-English phrase book to explain to a local French woman that she cannot pass on the N13...
The Normandy landings were the landing operations on Tuesday, 6 June 1944 of the Allied invasion of Normandy in Operation Overlord during World War...
Rome, Italy, June 4, 1944. Liberation of Rome by the US Army troops: a tank is parked in Lungo Tevere in front of Castel Sant Angelo, near the Vatican
Second World War-Italy 1944 June 4, 1944 after fierce fighting at Cisterna and Velletri Valmontone the Allied columns converge on Rome, which is left...
Crowds of political supporters and onlookers surround the campaigning President Roosevelt. Accompanying the President is Treasury Secretary Henry...
Coast Guard landing craft infantry ships move across the English Channel for the D-Day invasion of the coast of Normandy carrying balloons as...
Landing Craft Infantry of the U.S. Coast Guard during training exercise Fabius at Slapton Sands, Devon, 3rd - 9th May May 1944. Coast Guard-manned...
Major-General Roy Urquhart , General Officer Commanding the British 1st Airborne Division greets glider pilots Staff-Sergeant John Bonome, Sergeant...
American Paratroopers in Captured German Jeep Patrolling Carentan while other American Soldiers Rest against a Building, Normandy, France, June 1944.
Second World War-Italy 1943 1944 The landing at Naples of the 2nd Moroccan Infantry Division. Moroccan Goumiers were soldiers who served in auxiliary...
Makeshift headstone marks the location of an American soldier killed during the Normandy invasion, mid 1944. An ammunition box lies on the ground...
British paratroops of the 6th Airborne Division aboard an aircraft en route to their drop site during the D-Day Invasion of Normandy, World War II,...
Sergeant Andrew Alexander Dalziel and Lance Corporal Day , Royal Corps of Signals, Field Park Company Royal Engineers from XXX Corps, British 2nd...
Corporal Fred Sicklong, a motorcycle despatch rider from XXX Corps, British 2nd Army lights a cigarette for a young French boy in the liberated town...
