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Stockpile. French Army fights with U.S. equipment. French Army gun crew members ram a high explosive shell into an American-made 105 mm gun, at a training center in North Africa (July, 1943). The French North American Army has been completely outfitted with new American supplies, ranging from leggings to heavy guns, and has used them in action against the Germans.

Nazi rush repairs on the Graf Spee. Nazi sailors aboard the pocket battleship Admiral Graf Speeclearing away the debris caused by the battering which the battleship received from the three British cruisers which engaged her in the South Atlantic. A smashed gun is seen on right and in foreground may be seen shell holes caused by the British guns.

Foto van Duitse militaire personenwagen met vier inzittenden. Op de achtergrond een huis en links ervan een benzinepomp (Shell) en bord: 'Garage Gebr. Ekris'. Naast benzinepomp twee burgers.

Artikel in de N.R.C. van 8 november 1948: De Ondina onderscheiden Foto afkomstig uit een album met foto's en krantenartikelen betreffende de onthulling van de plaquette Koninklijke Vermelding bij Dagorder op het motortankschip 'Ondina' van Shell door Z.K.H. Prins Bernhard op 8 november 1948.

Main Cologne railroad station in ruins. This is the battered shell of the Haupt Bahnof (main railroad station) at the end of the Hohenzollern road and rail bridge in Cologne, Germany, after attacks by Allied planes prior to the capture of the city by First U.S. Army troops March 6, 1945. The Eighth U.S. Air Force carried out 16 daylight assaults on this area in cooperation with night poundings by the ...

A tank of the 94th Division, Third U.S. Army, advances down a shell-battered street in Ludwigshafen, Germany, following clearing of enemy resistance March 24, 1945. Ludwigshafen is on the west bank of the Rhine River opposite Mannheim.

'Canadian Army Overseas Photo Western Front. With leg blown off by German shell, patient Henry van Schayk at the Nijmegen underground hospital, insists upon collecting for the Red Cross and in carrying on an up-patient?s duties. He is seen here receiving coins from the Chairman of the hospital committee.'

U.S. Infantry advances in drive to Rhine. Ninth U.S. Army infantrymen swarm through the shell-torn village of Korrenzig, Germany, as they advance along the Cologne plains following crossing of the Roer River in a new drive toward the Rhine launched February 23, 1945.

Variable time fuse revealed as potent U.S. secret weapon FuseseMade In Various Sizes For Use In Navy Guns (See Master Caption). This sectional view of a five-inch (13 cm.) .38-caliber projectile shows how an early type of variable time fuse was fitted into the nose of the shell.

U.S. medical corpsmen administer first aid. U.S. medical corpsmen administer first aid to a wounded American soldier who was hit by shrapnel from a German mortar shell. This picture, taken July 16, 1944, only a little more than five weeks after the initial Allied landings on the Normandy beaches censors (January 26, 1945).

Tsjechische soldaten in de omgeving van Duinkerken, aan het Westerse front. Czechoslovaks outside Dunkirk. A Czechoslovak tank which narrowly missed a shell burst.

Lachende bemanningsleden van de Shelltanker m.s. 'Ondina' met hun op een plaat geverfde overwinningen 1 Raider / 2 Aircraft duidend op het tot zinken brengen van de Japanse raider, het bewapende vrachtschip 'Hokoku Maru' en haar twee 'Rufe' watervliegtuigen Foto afkomstig uit een album met foto's en krantenartikelen betreffende de onthulling van de plaquette Koninklijke Vermelding bij Dagorder op het ...