116 Free Images of 4th Infantry Division

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2-12 FA Soldiers execute machine gun range
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2-12 FA Soldiers execute machine gun range
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2-12 FA Soldiers execute machine gun range
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2-12 FA Soldiers execute machine gun range
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SC 270660 - Infantrymen move toward the front beyond St. Lo, France, after the Air Corps and artillery paved the way with their "Greatest show since D-Day". 26 July, 1944.
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SC 335334 - Seventh Army Cavalry vehicles await orders to move on in the drive into Southern Germany in front of the city of Lauingen's Rathaus, or City Hall.
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SC 270658 - American troops move into French village supported by a tank in the background. Ever increasing numbers of well trained, expertly equipped men are pouring in to oppose Hitler's forces on the Continent. 9 June, 1944.
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Op Schiphol arriveerden vandaag een aantal Amerikaanse deelnemers aan de NAVO-oe, Bestanddeelnr 933-1995
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Op Schiphol arriveerden vandaag een aantal Amerikaanse deelnemers aan de NAVO-oe, Bestanddeelnr 933-1993
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Op Schiphol arriveerden vandaag een aantal Amerikaanse deelnemers aan de NAVO-oe, Bestanddeelnr 933-1994
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Op Schiphol arriveerden vandaag een aantal Amerikaanse deelnemers aan de NAVO-oe, Bestanddeelnr 933-1996
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Crocker's Iowa Brigade Army of the Tennessee certificate for Balthaser Knoepfel, 1884
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111-SC-196622 - Deep in the Hurtgen forest, in Germany, American infantrymen move across a bridge over a small stream. A tank, part of the new Allied offensive, can be seen in the background
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111-SC-196619 - Weary infantrymen take a brief rest on a slope in the Hurtgen forest in Germany. Left to right, Pfc. Maurice Berzon, Buffalo, N.Y., SSgt. Bernard Spurr, Newark, Ohio, and SSgt. Harold Clessler, Ashland, Pa
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