Artillery

Unidentified German soldiers making maneuvers across a road in front of abandoned American anti-tank guns and vehicles. Somewhere near Poteau or Honsfeld, Belgium. From a group of captured German photographs.

During the assault of Wlochy, Poland, an anti-tank gun fires on the opposing force some 3 kilometers southwest of Warsaw. All people are unidentified. From a series of captured German photographs.

A German anti-tank gun fires on the town of Wlochy, Poland. All are unidentified.

A 21 centimeter cannon in artillery position attacking Russia's western fortifications near Beshankovichy, Belarus. All are unidentified. From a series of captured German photographs.

Soldier in a truck with a 75 millimeter artillery piece mounted on it as they move into Pyongyang, North Korea.

A column of Pomeranian troops of the 32nd Division advancing in the Corridor. In the right foreground is a 37-millimeter anti-tank gun being hauled behind a standard command car.

The Loon guided missile is launched from the U.S.S. Carbonero in the Pacific. It was guided down a line of ships as a target for an anti-aircraft exercise.

A view taken on the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, Germany, with a wrecked 88 millimeter artillery piece in the foreground. There was a great deal of damage done to this part of Berlin, due to bombing and the fighting with the Russians into the heart of the city.

A French 75 mm field piece located at the Fort Taylor National Historic Site reminds President Harry S. Truman of his World War I days. Truman visited the Fort while on vacation in Key West, Florida. From the album The President's Vacation Trip to Key West.

A small rocket is launched from a tank during the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) War College weapons demonstration held in Grafenwoehr, Germany.