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1942 Ford, civilian (would have been)
ARTESH
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726th Infantry Division?
352nd ID confronted US troops at Omaha, It was best and readiest Division, completely untouched by resistance fighters. It hadn't any legions on it's OoB.
Hardlydank
Airman 1st Class
Japanese personnel watching some Ki-43-II or -IIIs taking off. The man 3rd from left looks to be a pilot, from his uniform. Source: Rod's WarBirds
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551st BS, 385th BG B-17F 42-30836 "DRAGON LADY" during raid on Brunswick 10 February 1944. Shot down 3 days later over Pas de Calais Feb 13 1944. 4 KIA and 6 Returned to Duty); flak KO'd #1 and #4 engines and ditched in the English Channel, 18 miles W of Dungeness, Kent.
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syscom3
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Its like he's giving a Heil Hitler salute.
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ARTESH
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Actually Finnish Army soldiers used frozen dead Red Army soldiers as guide / mark during Winter War.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Wow. The things one learns here.
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"...Actually Finnish Army soldiers used frozen dead Red Army soldiers as guide / mark during Winter War."
closer to home ....
closer to home ....
Hardlydank
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Ki-43-I at low level. I think this may be a prototype, since the prototypes were unpainted like this one. Source: Rod's WarBirds
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