A Nazi officer together with an officer from the Imperial Japanese Army poses for a photo (Finnish officers at the back) during their visit to the front lines. Finland, April 1943. [2160×2160]2yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Japanese Fu-Go balloon bomb intercepted by P-39 Lightnings in mid 19452yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
“The Great Panjandrum” was a WWII British rocket powered rolling bomb that would have hit top speeds of ~60MPH. It was dangerous and hard to aim, so it was never used in battle. (I am going to assume gifs are allowed)2yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Brad Freeman, last surviving member of E Company, last of the legendary Band of Brothers, has passed at 97. RIP1yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Long time lurker here, a bit cluttered, but this is my home office/battle station.1yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/battlestations
USS Oklahoma (BB-37), passing through the Panama Canal, October 16, 1936. (Colorized) [2692x2136]2yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Concealed German soldier in Normandy 1944. His Karabiner 98k rifle is equipped with a Schiessbecher grenade launcher. The Schiessbecher could be used against infantry, fortifications and light armored vehicles up to a range of 310 yards. Over 1.4 million units were produced between 1942 and 1944.3yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Lt. Heim's Tiger 211 of s.Pz.Abt.504 that broke down near Caltagirone in Sicily during the retreat from the beachheads examined by British personnel on July 20th 19433yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
A Wehrmacht soldier attempts to help a French soldier he had just shot during the Battle of France, June 1940.3yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
For the first time in 76 years, WWII veteran Robert White stands in the vicinity in which he landed after jumping into Germany in March of 1945. He was as a paratrooper with the 17th Airborne Division.2yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Irma Grese, nicknamed 'The Beautiful Beast' pictured with Joseph Kramer, who was commandant of Auschwitz and later Belsen concentration camps. She was hanged aged 22 in 1945 and him in 1946. She went to her death unrepentant and smiling. She was 22.2yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
A detachment of US Marines plow through knee-deep mud on their way to confront the Japanese on Bougainville Island. Papua New Guinea, November 1943.3yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/dancarlin
Joseph D. Silar, USMC, survivor of the Bataan Death March, captured on Corregidor, Philippines May 6, 1942.3yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/dancarlin
Matthaus Hetzenauer posing with his scoped Kar98k, 1944. Only 20 years old at the time of this photo, he was with 345 confirmed kills the most successfull german sniper in WWII. In April 1945 he was awarded the Knights Cross for his bravery on the field of battle. [Colorised]4yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Walks now!? - My Roommates Aussie and my BC doing their routine for a walk.7yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/BorderCollie
Rivals to the end but non the less sisters. My '65 mustang and '67 camaro.11yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/Mustang
Where are all the first gens? I present to you my newly fully restored original 1967 R/S Camaro, Ella.11yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/camaro
A glass shop at my university sells tangiers. I was happy to say the least.11yr ⋅ blacklabel7 ⋅ r/hookah
