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American troops march in parade through liberated Cherbourg in June 1944
American troops march in parade through liberated Cherbourg. "ETO-HQ-44-6547. Haye. 29 June. Signal corps photo. Crowds...
American soldiers wade from a landing craft towards Omaha Beach, D-Day, 6 June 1944
U.S. infantrymen wade ashore from a Coast Guard landing craft as part of “Operation Overlord”; view from inside of...
US Coast Guard gunner firing at German forces, Normandy, 1944
Photograph. United States Coast Guard gunner firing an antiaircraft cannon on a ship. Official caption on front: "Coast...
Wounded US servicemen on the deck of a landing craft off the coast of Normandy, France, 1944
Photograph. Rows of wounded United States servicemen lying on litters on the deck of a landing craft. Official caption...
German prisoners of war who were captured shortly after D-Day in France on 8 June 1944
German prisoners of war who were captured shortly after D-Day. Official caption: "ETO HQ 44 4791 Hines 8 June. Credit...
LCVP cruising toward Normandy, France, 1944
Photograph. American soldiers riding in a LCVP [landing craft, vehicle, personnel] in the English Channel. Official...
US Coast Guard LCI sinking after German shelling, Normandy, 1944
Photograph. United States Coast Guard LCI [Landing Craft, Infantry] beginning to sink; Coast Guardsmen are standing on...
Convoy of American naval vessels at sea in the English Channel, 6 June 1944
Convoy of U.S. warships at sea; probably during the invasion of Normandy (Operation Overlord). English Channel. 6 June...
Allied task force moves toward Normandy coast on D+1
"File Number: 231248. Released: June 12, 1944. The Objective--Like a low-hanging bank of fog, the French coast can be...
The shells of destroyed buildings in Normandy, France, circa 1944
Massive bomb damage to town, possibly Saint-Lô. Normandy, France. Circa 1944
Remains of a Nazi gun emplacement that was destroyed by U.S. Army Rangers on a beach in France in June 1944
470.Photograph. 'File Number: 45, Released: 18 June 12, 1944 Nazi Cliff ( not legible) By Rangers On the heights of...
U.S. troops practice landing and broaching shore defenses in preparation for D-Day on English coastlines in 1944
389.Photograph. "File No: 231,231 June 6, 1944 Up Grade to Victory Symbolizing the up-hill fight the Allies have had,...

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