U.S. ships and landing crafts at Normandy beach for the invasion of France during World War II. A USCG (Unites States Coast Guard) 83 footer ship is beached. Bbeached LCs (landing crafts) in the foreground. Halftracks and trucks are unloaded from an LCT (Landing Craft, Tank).
U.S. ships and landing crafts at Normandy beach for the invasion of France during World War II. Ships at a harbor. A beach in the foreground. A line of troops marches up a road. The troops march up on a hillside. U.S. Army vehicles move along the road. Damaged LCVPs (Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel) on the beach.
U.S. ships and landing crafts at Normandy beach for invasion of France during World War II. Ships at a harbor. A beach in the foreground. A barrage balloon in the sky. Troops march along a road. Stranded LCs (landing crafts) on the beach.
Units of U.S. 23rd Company, 3rd Army meet with the units of 2nd French Armored Division on a road near Versailles, Le Perray, France during World War II. Troops on armored vehicles. Army trucks move along a road. A wounded Frenchman is given first aid.
Units of U.S. 23rd Company, 3rd Army meet units of 2nd French Armored Division on a road near Versailles in Le Perray, France. Two officers talk. Soldiers on an armored vehicle. Army vehicles pass along the road. (World War II period).
Soldiers of 41st Infantry, 66th Armored Regiment, 2nd Armored Division attack Venon, France during World War II. A wounded German soldier is given medical attention by U.S. soldiers. Two German soldiers surrender on a field. U.S. soldiers search German soldiers.
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