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Damaged or immobile German Mk V Panther tank in probably Normandy, France, probably June 1944
Damaged or immobile German Mk V Panther tank on sandy beach. Probably Normandy, France. Probably June 1944
Gliders and planes fly over Utah beach in June 1944
Gliders and planes fly over Utah beach in Normandy. "ETO-HQ-44-4987-4. Kaye. 12 June. Signal corps photo. Gliders bring...
Seated in the shade cast by the tail of a glider, two French women chat with U.S. Army M.P.'s as they await questioning by an Army officer in June 1944
391.Photograph. 'File Number 59443 June 19, 1944 French women questioned at front--- Seated in the shade cast by the...
Dead British soldier washed up on littered Normandy beach, France, 1944
Photograph. Dead British soldier washed up on littered Normandy beach. Translated German caption on photo reverse: "On...
The U.S.S. Arkansas lays down a tremendous barrage against Nazi installations in France with her big guns in June 1944
487.Photograph. 'File Number: 231250 June 12, 1944 USS Arkansas (BB-33) Blasts Enemy Shore Landing invaluable...
US servicemen and equipment debarking from LCVPs, Normandy, 1944
Photograph. United States servicemen wading through waist deep water towards a beach, as seen from the inside of a LCVP...
German tank smolders on the road side in France in June 1944
German tank smolders on the road side. "ETO-HQ-44-4917. Franklin. 10 June. Signal corps photo. Wrecked German tanks and...
US LSTs lined up on Omaha Beach, France, 1944
Photograph. American LSTs (Landing Ship, Tank) lined up on Omaha Beach; barrage balloons are flying overhead; other...
The USS Tide (AM-125) just after hitting a German mine on 7 June 1944
The USS Tide (AM-125) after hitting a German mine just after D-Day. "USS Tide (AM 125) after being mined 6/6/45. [...
U.S. landing ship LST-382 in harbor in possibly Normandy, France, circa 1944
View from harbor looking out onto U.S. landing ship LST-382; many barrage balloons visible. Possibly Normandy, France....
US servicemen debarking a landing craft off the coast of Normandy, France, 1944
Photograph. American servicemen wading towards a smoke-covered beach, as seen from the deck of a landing craft....

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