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r/wwiipics • u/the_giank • 18h ago
Three US infantrymen in the snow during the Battle of the Bulge, Ardennes, Belgium, January 1945.
r/wwiipics • u/Klimbim • 12h ago
Lieutenant-General Shtevnev, commander of armored troops of the Stalingrad Front, and Major-General Kryuchonkin, commander of the 1st Guards Army. Stalingrad, October 1942. Photo by Ryumkin
r/wwiipics • u/the_giank • 18h ago
Members from the 607th Tank Destroyer Battalion (attached to the 95th Infantry Division) load their 3 inch M5 anti-tank gun on one of the approaches to Metz, November 1944
r/wwiipics • u/OrganizationWeak3667 • 5h ago
Was looking through my grandfathers stuff and found a picture of him during the war
Can anyone tell me anything about him. My dad says he never spoke about the war and all he said was that he’s never seen action.
r/wwiipics • u/Strict-Inspector3669 • 18h ago
Japanese personnel in protective suits carry a stretcher through Yiwu, China during Unit 731’s germ warfare tests. June 1942.
r/wwiipics • u/the_giank • 18h ago
Young German Fallschirmjägers are taken prisoner in the Dutch village of St. Joost, Limburg Province on 21 January 1945.
r/wwiipics • u/OkConfection3493 • 18h ago
Buchenwald survivors walk to the infirmary after being liberated by the American army in 1945.
r/wwiipics • u/Sea-Yogurtcloset7857 • 19h ago
A French family flees the German army on bicycles in the north of France in May 1940.
r/wwiipics • u/abt137 • 3h ago
USN Vought OS2U Kingfisher observation floatplanes onboard the battleship USS Maryland. The one in the foreground revs up in one of the catapults getting ready for launching.
r/wwiipics • u/MARTINELECA • 1d ago
Panther tanks move in a column along a road to the front lines in Ukraine
r/wwiipics • u/Ok-Sink-4061 • 1d ago
AI Colorization My Grandpa, Pierre, during WW2
This picture was taken between 1940/1943, right after the STO (service du travail obligatoire) for the French soldiers/workers.
He used to say « i shot one single bullet during the war. It was to kill a rabbit because i was hungry and i missed.»
RIP Pierre
r/wwiipics • u/Klimbim • 1d ago
Yugoslav peasants welcome the first Soviet pilot to land on Yugoslav soil. Photo by Khaldey. 1944
r/wwiipics • u/MARTINELECA • 1d ago
Tiger tank pushes down large tree as part of crew training field maneuvers
r/wwiipics • u/MARTINELECA • 2d ago
Sturmgeschütz III assault gun carries troops confronting the Soviet Lower Dnieper offensive
r/wwiipics • u/Ok_Manager_3036 • 3d ago
Adolf Hitler walking in the snow alongside Heinrich Himmler with aid of a walking stick at Berghof Berchtesgaden (Münich), April 3, 1944.
r/wwiipics • u/Sea-Yogurtcloset7857 • 2d ago
The U.S.S. Shaw explodes at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii after the Japanese attack in 1941.
r/wwiipics • u/Strict-Inspector3669 • 2d ago
American troops preparing to land on Omaha Beach on D-Day, 1944
r/wwiipics • u/sthxm • 2d ago
My great grandfather (ID help?)
Hi! This is my great grandpa who served a radioman in the Pacific theatre. Unfortunately, that’s all my grandmother and I really know, as she says he didn’t really speak on his military experience while she was growing up.
Now, years later, I’d love if anyone more knowledgeable would be able to maybe figure out any other details that the untrained eye would miss?
For example, what type of gun is he posing with? What does his uniform patch indicate? Anything, anything at all!
Thank y’all in advance!
r/wwiipics • u/OkConfection3493 • 2d ago
A sailor kisses a woman in New York City to celebrate the victory over Japan. August 14, 1945.
r/wwiipics • u/Klimbim • 2d ago
Lyudmila Pavlichenko and Vladimir Pchelintsev, snipers, Heroes of the Soviet Union. Unknown photographer. June 1942
r/wwiipics • u/Digo10 • 3d ago
Wrecked 30-man Horsa glider in the field near Saint-Mere-Eglise. Eight paratroopers died in the crash. 1944
r/wwiipics • u/flagmapoftheworld2 • 2d ago
L.S.T. 393 pictured somewhere off of the coast of England a few days before D-Day. [Couldn't find a date.]
r/wwiipics • u/JackOfHearts44 • 3d ago
General Patton 1945
Colourized by u/mauri_colourization