The Charlie Birger gang, famous for their bootlegging and the chasing of the Ku Klux Klan out of Williamson County. Charlie Birger in the middle (sitting on top of car). Shady Rest, Illinois, 1925. [1600×1090] 6 Comments Vintage
Left to right: Forrest Guth, Floyd Talbert, John Eubanks, unknown and Francis Mellet from E-Company on D-Day, 6 June, 1944. [564 x 440] 8 Comments Vintage
An American officer and a French freedom fighter with a Sten sub-machinegun crouched behind a car during a street fight in a French city, June 1944. [960×953] 14 Comments Vintage
GI surrounded by joyous locals during the liberation of Paris, August 25, 1944. [443×594] 1 Comment Vintage
Wearing their respirators, ground personnel of the U.S. Army Air Corps present a weird appearance during a gas mask drill. Victoria, Australia; 1942. [1244×1600] 2 Comments Vintage
