June 6, 1944. US Soldiers heading to Omaha beach.

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American troops on board a landing craft heading for the beaches at Oran in Algeria during Operation Torch in November 1942. Credit: colourizedjackson on Instagram

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Antifa mob on their way to Normandy beach on D-Day

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The Original Anti Fascists - Normandy - 1944

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The original anti-fascist movement prepares to disrupt a large Nazi gathering, 1944

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This week 80 years ago 100,000 Allied soldiers stormed Normandy to free Europe from Facist tyranny.

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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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D-Day "jaws of death" June 6 1944

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"Taxis to Hell – and Back – Into the Jaws of Death" — Photo taken by Robert F. Sargent, a chief photographer's mate, US Coast Guard during Operation Overlord at Normandy Beach, France — June 6, 1944 — Audio of First Eye Witness Account on D-Day from 4:15AM Below

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In WWI, around 500,000 cats served in trenches and on ships—controlling rats, boosting morale, and even acting as early gas detectors. They brought comfort to soldiers in the chaos of war. (Some pics are from WWII)

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During the Battle of the Bulge, PFC Andy Masiero & Staff Sgt Urban Minicozzi of the 75th Infantry Division examine the headgear of PFC Masiero in the Ardennes. The young private’s helmet was pierced by an enemy’s bullet which drew blood from his temple, but left him otherwise unscathed. (1944)

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Happy Flag Day. Remember that America and her flag stand for liberty, even if some Americans don’t

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[Colorized] Members of the SS Division Totenkopf during the Battle of Kursk. (1943)