Dwight Eisenhower giving orders to D-Day troops: “Full victory— nothing else.” (June 6th, 1944)

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The Founders of Antifa cleverly scheming against Fascists

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Allied Generals Patton, Bradley, and Montgomery having a laugh at 21st Army Group HQ in Normandy - 7 July 1944

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American troops prepare nazi Major General Anton Dostler for execution for killing 15 OSS men, Italy, 1945.

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My Antifa Grandfather (4th back saluting) with Eisenhower

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A US soldier guards a group of German prisoners of war captured on Omaha Beach: teenagers and old men. June 6, 1944.

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Army Priest wearing camouflage, Vietnam, 1968

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First Lieutenant Baldomero Lopez (US Marine Corps) leads his platoon over the seawall during the Inchon Landings, September 1950. An iconic captured moment of the Korean War, Lopez would die in action just minutes later.

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Five years after the end of World War II, American soldiers were fighting again, the time in Korea. Here Marine Capt. Francis “Ike” Fenton pondered his fate and the fate of his men after being told that his company was nearly out of ammunition, 1950.

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World War II, 1940s: The Pictures They Don't Often Show...

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Wounded when a mine blew up his Jeep, an ambulance driver sobbed by the side of the road after learning that a friend was killed in the blast, Korea 1950.

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“African tirailleurs removing their uniforms after being dismissed from the French army during the 1944 ‘Whitening’ of the French forces

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In April 1944, the CEO of America's largest mail-order retailer was forcibly removed from his office by the Army National Guard after refusing to negotiate with workers under the National War Labor Board, leading to the U.S. War Department seizing control of the company. (1944)