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A bomb disposal officer and infantry officer patrol West Belfast, 1992.[960×752]
10 Temmuz 2026
US Infantry taking cover behind a Sherman tank. Germany, Dec 11, 1944. [600×475]
7 Temmuz 2026
GIs of the 5th Infantry Division move up through the woods outside Neuheim, enroute to Schweinheim, Germany, with tank support. March, 1945. Photograph by Capt. Leo Lieb, US Signal Corps. [2048×1567]
7 Temmuz 2026
A striking photo of one of the first GIs from the 4th Infantry Division to fall on Utah Beach on D-Day, June 6, 1944 [1800×1840]
3 Temmuz 2026
Photo of last know African American Union veteran soldier: Joseph “Uncle Joe” Clovese (1844-1951). Served as C”, 63rd Colored Infantry Regiment, Photo of him in Pontiac, Michigan, 1948. [1056×1478]
3 Temmuz 2026
The “St. Lo Special” – an M29 “Weasel” of Charlie Company, 377th Infantry Regiment, 95th Infantry Division in 1944. The M29 was an all-terrain personnel carrier with a 4 man capacity. It was designed by Studebaker Motors and was well suited for mud, snow, sand, and marshes. [1200×1200]
28 Haziran 2026
South African infantry using a cactus hedge as concealment during their surprise outflanking of Italian defenses at the Battle of Combolcia, Ethiopia, 22 or 23 April 1941. [800×1143]
23 Haziran 2026
GIs of the 255th Infantry Regiment move down a street in Waldenburg after a recent raid by the 63rd Division, April 16, 1945. [495×600]
22 Haziran 2026
Members of the “Garda Panteri” (“Panther Guard”), a Bosnian Serb light infantry unit, pose with a captured Bosniak flag, Bosnia, c. 1992-1995. [960×641]
21 Haziran 2026
Pfc. Joseph Piano, left, Waltham, Mass., relates his experiences on Hill 260 on Bougainville, where he killed 10 Japanese, to Pfc. Fred Love, 11A Menahan St., Brooklyn, NY. Both men are members of the 23rd Infantry Division. March, 1944. [1080×862]
19 Haziran 2026
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![A bomb disposal officer and infantry officer patrol West Belfast, 1992.[960×752]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/nyh79npr4l9h1.jpeg)
![US Infantry taking cover behind a Sherman tank. Germany, Dec 11, 1944. [600×475]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/3mkg2cnvjkah1.jpeg)
![GIs of the 5th Infantry Division move up through the woods outside Neuheim, enroute to Schweinheim, Germany, with tank support. March, 1945. Photograph by Capt. Leo Lieb, US Signal Corps. [2048×1567]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/o6werav6fpah1.jpeg)
![A striking photo of one of the first GIs from the 4th Infantry Division to fall on Utah Beach on D-Day, June 6, 1944 [1800×1840]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/dz5u3mo79p6h1.jpeg)
![Photo of last know African American Union veteran soldier: Joseph “Uncle Joe” Clovese (1844-1951). Served as C”, 63rd Colored Infantry Regiment, Photo of him in Pontiac, Michigan, 1948. [1056×1478]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/bc42yt7p537h1.jpeg)
![The “St. Lo Special” – an M29 “Weasel” of Charlie Company, 377th Infantry Regiment, 95th Infantry Division in 1944. The M29 was an all-terrain personnel carrier with a 4 man capacity. It was designed by Studebaker Motors and was well suited for mud, snow, sand, and marshes. [1200×1200]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/j7txuoa2838h1.jpeg)
![South African infantry using a cactus hedge as concealment during their surprise outflanking of Italian defenses at the Battle of Combolcia, Ethiopia, 22 or 23 April 1941. [800×1143]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/mxnf63jroh2h1.jpeg)
![GIs of the 255th Infantry Regiment move down a street in Waldenburg after a recent raid by the 63rd Division, April 16, 1945. [495×600]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/yghvl8maak2h1.jpeg)
![Members of the “Garda Panteri” (“Panther Guard”), a Bosnian Serb light infantry unit, pose with a captured Bosniak flag, Bosnia, c. 1992-1995. [960×641]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/yzgs3lbr753h1.jpeg)
![Pfc. Joseph Piano, left, Waltham, Mass., relates his experiences on Hill 260 on Bougainville, where he killed 10 Japanese, to Pfc. Fred Love, 11A Menahan St., Brooklyn, NY. Both men are members of the 23rd Infantry Division. March, 1944. [1080×862]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/mxdx6ywkq34h1.jpeg)
