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The crew of this Hungarian Csaba has a few bites to eat by village roadside. Date and location unknown.

An original color photograph, by LIFE Magazine, showing Allied Soldiers inspecting a destroyed heavily camouflaged German Marder III Ausf. H Self-Propelled Gun, of the 71st Infantry Division, 1st Company, Panzer Jager Abteilung 171 (1./Pz.Jg.Abt.171).

Soldiers from the 823rd Tank Destroyer Battalion,30th Infantry Division, United States First Army armed with a 3-inch (76mm) M5 anti­tank gun,

Finnish soldiers armed with Panzerfausts fighting against Russian forces during the Battle of Tali-Ihantala, Finland, 1944.

(Original Caption). Our New Tank Is A 16 Ton Killer, The British Army has a new killer tank- the Valentine, a heavily armoured vehicle with deadly gun power capable of destroying any machine likely to be encountered in battle today.

Red Army soldiers on the armor of a Tiger tank, a Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E, destroyed at the Battle of Kursk. The vehicle belonged to the German 503rd

German soldiers pose on a knocked-out French AMR-33 light reconnaissance tank, also known as the Renault VM. The tank bears the number 8395X.

German paratroopers from Fallschirmjäger-Regiment 7 (FJR 7) of the 2 Fallschirmjager Division following the rescue of the deposed Italian fascist dictator Benito Mussolini from imprisonment in the Hotel Campo Imperatore on the Gran Sasso d'Italia massif

While his partner keeps watch against German snipers, a US, Army sergeant radios for support after enemy machine gun fire halted his advance down a road in Germany (Autumn 1944).

31st July 1944: American soldiers from a reconnaissance unit are the first to enter Periers, Normandy. The soldiers stop their M8 to talk to two elderly French women, who ask them for food