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Sherman tank advancing with troops through France in July 1944
Sherman tank advancing with troops. "ETO-HQ-44-7035. Bowen. 7 July. Signal corps photo. This photo taken in front of...
US Coast Guard LCT bringing out wounded soldiers during invasion of Normandy, France, 1944
Photograph. United States Coast Guard LCT bringing out wounded soldiers during invasion of Normandy. Official caption...
LCI(L) sinking off the coast of Omaha Beach, Normandy, 1944
Photograph. United States Coast Guardsmen standing on the deck of the sinking LCI(L)-85; the face of an injured...
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...
American soldier where he fell on Normandy Beach in June 1944
Dead American soldier lying next to crossed rifles on a Normandy beach. Official caption: "American soldier where he...
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...
Landing supplies along the coast of Normandy, France in June 1944
477.Photograph. 'File Number: 252,568 June 15, 1944 Bridge Across the Channel Though the battle for the beachhead has...
Landing craft approach the Normandy beaches on D-Day in June 1944
Landing craft approach the Normandy beaches. "ETO-HQ-44-4754-13. Wall. 7 June. Signal corps photo. Landing craft...
The shells of destroyed buildings in Normandy, France, circa 1944
Massive bomb damage to town, possibly Saint-Lô. Normandy, France. Circa 1944
U. S. Army troops ride to their rendezvous with the invasion of France aboard a Navy LCI in June 1944
"File Number: 59,422. June 12, 1944. What They Been Waiting For - Many smiling, some stern, U. S. Army troops ride to...

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