Members of the 101st Airborne Division walk through the streets of Carentan on June 12, 1944. Securing Carentan allowed American forces on Omaha and Utah Beaches to link up
Taken from the Gudacanal group page , Posted By Frank Bayer
Photo from the front page of the “Philadelphia Bulletin” - 1942. Chance encounter on the battlefield during the Guadalcanal Campaign, my Pop (on the left) PFC Morton Bayer runs into his Uncle Jake Weinberg (on the right). Two Philly boys have a family reunion in the jungle. My Pop was 20 years old when this photograph was taken. He was part of the First Marine Division 12th Defense Battalion.
B-26 Marauders of the 322nd Bomb Group line up for take off behind a B-26 (serial number 41-34959) nicknamed "Clark's Little Pill". RAF Andrews Field, England, October 1943
An anti tank crew load their weapon to defend against German assault on newly-won positions in Rapido River area. In background lie German-held Cassino heights and snow capped Mt. Cairo. 11 February 1944
Group view of the 41st Corps of Engineers soldiers, an African American army battalion, standing in formation and holding the American flag in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. 1942
The expression of Technical-Sergeant Donald V. Birdsall says it all. OTD in 1944. Riddled by four hundred bullet holes, its waist section gutted by fire and one of its remaining two engines still aflame, Liberator "Bag O' Bolts" managed to return home.
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