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Crew of a Sherman M4A3(76)W from the 14th Armored Division "Liberators" drive through a wired connection. For added protection against 'Panzerfaust', the tank was coated with sandbags. Rittershoffen, Alsace, north-eastern France. March 1945.

German Flakpanzer IV (3,7 cm FlaK 43). Also known as the "Ostwind". Behind: A Flakpanzer IV (4x2cm FlaK 38) Also called a "Wirbelwind".

Supermarine Spitfires

Esta foto, procedente de las publicaciones de la época hmso, había sido titulado " spitfires puede tomar. Acribillado fighter hace aterrizaje seguro en italia ". Se cree que ser tomadas en 1944 y el avión es un spitfire mk. V, pero lamentablemente el nombre de el piloto no había sido grabada...

The incomparable De Havilland Mosquito was famously made of wood - very obvious in this 1944 photo of a damaged example.

Sherman tank of 4th County of London Yeomanry fording the Volturno river at Grazzanise, Italy, 17 October 1943

Me 262s under cover and operating from the Munich - Salzburg autobahn in Southern Germany, March 1945. Almost untouchable once in the air, the revolutionary jets were actively targeted by allied fighter pilots when taking off and landing, hence their frequent dispersal away from recognised air...

British Light Tank Mk VI in distinctive urban camouflage on a firing range on Malta, March 1942.

Morris armoured car crew showing initiative in the Libyan desert, autumn 1940

Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat

Re 2000 'catapultabile' launched from 15 in Italian battleship Vittorio Veneto, summer 1940.

Messerschmitt Bf 109F, pilot Hans Phillip, commander of I./JG54. Krasnogwardiejsk airfield, March 1942.

"The Wolf" (FW190)

Boeing B-17F of the 95th Bomb Group with damage to the No. 3 engine. (U.S. Air Force photo)

B-17 G Flying Fortress.

What an amazing shot of a mosquito wonder what they are filming....... Would be great footage to see!!

German 4 wheeled Sdkfz armoured car: with the desert terrain allowing wide freedom of manoeuvre, efficient reconnaissance forces providing early warning of the enemy's movements and locations were critical to Commanders on both sides.

May as well start with the Daddy of them all - Spitfire, undoubtedly the most famous aircraft of WW2. This is a Mk 1 with original fixed 2 blade propellor: most of these had been replaced by variable pitch 3 bladers by the end of May 1940.

Este no es el tipo de aeronave con el que se accidento Harrison Ford...???

Mitsubishi G4M 'Betty' with suspended 'Oka' kamikaze rocket plane.

Sturmtiger (German: "Assault Tiger") is the common name of a World War II German assault gun built on the Tiger I chassis and armed with a large rocket launcher. The official German designation was Sturmmörserwagen 606/4 mit 38 cm RW 61. Its primary task was to provide heavy fire support for...

A very nice view of an M24 Chaffee.

8,8 cm FlaK 36 auf Fahrgestell T-34 747. Another rare shot, this time of a T-34 captured by the Germans and mounted with an 88 gun.

Ante la falta de capacidad propia, se copian de los mejores...!!!:eek:nnoobiuhhhh

Gracias Bigua por el concepto y las fotos subidas. Un gran abrazo...!!!