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U.S. Air Force Captain Joseph Kittinger making the world’s highest parachute jump, 1960. [1,170 × 1,454]
26 Temmuz 2026
Marine Captain Harry Barker was Killed in Action on July 21, 1944 during the initial landings on Guam, he was 26 years old and was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross. [1122×1402]
25 Temmuz 2026
Captain Andrew D. Turner, 100th Fighter Squadron Commanding Officer, and Lieutenant Clarence P. “Lucky”Lester on the Marsden Matting of Ramitelli Airstrip, Italy on August 1, 1944. [1200×1500]
12 Temmuz 2026
U.S. Army Captain Earl Topley stares at a dead German soldier after the Battle of Cherbourg. France, 27 June 1944 [2805 × 2293]
9 Temmuz 2026
Two Black-American infantrymen of the 104th First Army Division with their captain, stand alert over the body of an SS trooper they killed as he ran across the field. Germany, 4/17/1945.[2048 × 1489]
30 Haziran 2026
This week in 1944, men of the 4th Infantry Division’s L Company in the 22nd Regiment took a brief reprieve in a barn near Utah Beach. Regimental commander Captain Edward L. Gatto (in the center without a helmet) briefed his men in the courtyard. [1080×844]
12 Haziran 2026
![U.S. Air Force Captain Joseph Kittinger making the world’s highest parachute jump, 1960. [1,170 × 1,454]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/yh8zzz56u1eh1.jpeg)
![Marine Captain Harry Barker was Killed in Action on July 21, 1944 during the initial landings on Guam, he was 26 years old and was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross. [1122×1402]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/dww180rzdneh1.jpeg)
![Captain Andrew D. Turner, 100th Fighter Squadron Commanding Officer, and Lieutenant Clarence P. “Lucky”Lester on the Marsden Matting of Ramitelli Airstrip, Italy on August 1, 1944. [1200×1500]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/fa8cuwiqdnch1.jpeg)
![U.S. Army Captain Earl Topley stares at a dead German soldier after the Battle of Cherbourg. France, 27 June 1944 [2805 × 2293]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/rqyj752ilt9h1-scaled.jpeg)
![Two Black-American infantrymen of the 104th First Army Division with their captain, stand alert over the body of an SS trooper they killed as he ran across the field. Germany, 4/17/1945.[2048 × 1489]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/cpe8jmms4p7h1.jpeg)
![This week in 1944, men of the 4th Infantry Division’s L Company in the 22nd Regiment took a brief reprieve in a barn near Utah Beach. Regimental commander Captain Edward L. Gatto (in the center without a helmet) briefed his men in the courtyard. [1080×844]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/g6sy7uys7i6h1.jpeg)
