The crew of a Churchill tank gaze at the camera as their pass a church steeple with smoke rising in their wake, Western Europe, 1944-1945.4yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/wwiipics
A Lewis Gunner mans his post in a trench near Ollivers, France, during the opening days of the Somme Campaign, July 1916. I colorized this myself.7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
An exhausted British soldier looks at his boots as a German Panzer II idles behind him, France, 1940.4yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/wwiipics
RIP Kirk Douglas, famous for his WW1 inspired masterpiece “Paths of Glory.”4yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
American sailors relax and swim after heavy fighting for Rui Island, Kwajalein, Marshall Islands, April 18th, 1944. I colorized this myself7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
A Lewis Gunner mans his post on the frontlines near Ollivers, France, during the opening days of the Somme Campaign, July, 1916. I colorized this myself.7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/battlefield_one
The original boys of Easy Company Band of Brothers, 506th PIR, 101st Airborne, seen here in St. Marie Elgise, France, June, 1944. Colorized by Royston Leonard.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
An American Quad-50.cal AA gun crew scan the sky near the ruins of Remagen (Ludendorff) Bridge, March, 1945.4yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/wwiipics
A German soldier looks cautiously forward in a ditch as a village burns in the background during the German Wehrmacht’s advance across Russia, summer of 1941.4yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/ww2
The American Navy crew of a landing craft scan the skies for German aircraft as they await the order to go ashore, June 17th, 1944. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Some of the first German prisoners to be captured on D-Day, just off of Utah Beach, June 6th, 1944. They were capture by paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Division.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/Colorization
My M3 Flak Helmet, one of the more rare helmets in WW2 collecting. If memory serves, only around 200,000 were made making them rarer than most. Additionally, only a handful survived the war and post-war years. I believe I read only 50,000 are left including this one.4yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/Militariacollecting
Pathfinders from the 82nd Airborne, 504th/508th PIR, take their final photo before loading up and taking off for Normandy, June 5th, 1944. Half of the men photograph would be killed in the days following. I colorized this myself7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/wwiipics
A member of the crew of the German U-177 submarine practicing shooting on the open sea, 1942-1944. U-177 would be lost on her 3rd and final patrol in the Atlantic after depth charges from a P4BY sank her. 50 of the crew were lost, 15 survived and were picked up by the USS Omaha.4yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/wwiipics
US Marine Corporal W.H. Porter is carefully slide onto a poncho after being wounded by Japanese mortar fire on Iwo Jima, February 21st, 1945.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/Colorization
Sergeant Maurice Parker of Fairefield, Maine, holds a German officer and his sergeant at gunpoint after capturing them behind enemy lines, Anzio, Italy, April, 1944. I colorized this myself.7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
What are these white dots on my Mac Book Air (2022) screen? They randomly appear and I treat my Mac like a queen.2mo ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/mac
A German Gerbirgsjager takes a smoke break after being captured by American forces in Anzio, January 8th, 1944.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/Colorization
A German Fallschirmjager (Paratrooper) of the 3.Fallschirmjager Division, gathers his belongings under the watchful eyes of his captors, Hill 192, Commune of Saint Georges D'elle, near St.Lo, July, 1944. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/Colorization
1st Lieutenant Glenn D. Schultz of the 53rd Fighter Group, 63rd Fighter Squadron, poses for a photo by his P-47 after shooting down 3 Bf-109s over Germany, January 11th, 1945. This would make his over all count up to 8 victories. He would be killed over the skies of Korea in 1950. I colorized this.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/ww2
Samuel Hampton, a Union Colonel who commanded some of the first African American soldiers, circa 1865. Colorized this myself7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
A Japanese-American GI of F Company, 442nd Regimental Combat Team Go For Broke looks for German momvements in a French valley 200 yards away, near Bruyeres, November, 1944. Despite discrimination these brave men became the most decorated unit in American history. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
A Finnish 1st Lieutenant smokes his pipe while he and his men rest after a ski patrol during the Continuation War, 1942. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Immediately after a mission Staff Sergeant Jayson C. Smart of the 305th Bomb Group in a hut, August 12th, 1943. A splinter from flak cut his brow and blood went down his face in the shape of his oxygen mask. Smart flew as a waist gunner on the B-17 Big Bust. Colorized this myself.7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Corporal Jimmie Shohara, a member of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, at Menaza Relocation Camp, California, 1943. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
A German gunnery crew prepares to fire their camoflauged Pal 36 3.7mm AT Gun on the Eastern Front, 1942.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/Colorization
A British pilot scrambles to his Hawker Typhoon Mk IB at his base in Le Frense Camilly, Normandy, July 27th, 1944. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
What color do you think these life jackets Are? The photo is dated December 1940, and is of RAF OFFICERS during the Battle of Britain. I'm thinking the white/tan pattern but what do you guys think?6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/ww2
“Select a valid choice. ChoiceValue.ACKNOWLEDGE is not one of the available choices.” Can’t get passed this message despite looking at the report and selecting acknowledge. Any ideas? I’ve already reinstalled5yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/Instagram
US Marines evacuate a wounded comrade by stretcher after he was hit by an enemy bullet on Iwo Jima, March, 1945. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Infantrymen of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles in a Buffalo amphibious vehicle taking part in Operation VERITABLE en route from Niel to Keeken, Germany, 9 February 1945. I colorized this photograph myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
A shell is ejected from a M2A1 Howizter in action near St. Lo, July, 1944. I colorized this myself.7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
The USS Wasp, aided by escort destroyers, opens fire onto a diving Japanese aircraft during the Battle of the Philippine Sea, June 13-19th, 1944. Saw this image on here and decided to colorize it, hope you enjoy!7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/wwiipics
Werner Goldberg, labeled as the Ideal German Soldier, but he was Jewish photographed here in September, 1939. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Albert Ball, one of Britain's top flying aces, stands before his aircraft after a mission, c.1917. This coloraztion still needs some shaving but I thought I'd try and post it anyways.7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Snipers from 30th Guards Rifle Regiment of the 8th Guards Panfilov Division. Sr Sgt. Abil Nusupbaev (KI and Corp. Mamadali Madaminov. Their 12 snipers killed 913 enemies in 1942. Abil Nusupbaev killed 88 enemy men. Mamadali Madaminov brought his kill count to 162 enemy. I colorized this.7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Division, 506th PIR, disembark for their C-47s in the late afternoon prior to D-Day, June 5th, 1944. I colorized this photograph myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
A German soldier takes a smoke break after he was captured by American soldiers in Anzio, January 8th, 1944. I colorized this myself.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
American paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Division wait as they prepare to leave the Netherlands after Operation Market Garden, October, 1944. Colorized this myself6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
I have a big forehead and big, could if achieve this look? If so; What do I need?7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/malehairadvice
Anyone know which mask this is? I've looked everywhere and cannot find a mask with the three buttons attaching to the helmet. Thanks!6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/ww2
Two German soldiers man an MG-34 machine gun on the outskirts of Stalingrad, August, 1942. I colorized this image myself, it isn't meant to be political.6yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/pics
A StuG III rolls forward towards Soviet positions during the Battle for Stalingrad, August/Septmeber, 1942. I colorized this myself.7yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
