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Indomitable singer!

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Indomitable claymation

Gromit being a relatable king

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Gene and Majel Barrett Roddenberry

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Indomitable mechanics.

A very far-sighted teaching...

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A British 17-pdr anti-tank gun and Sherman tank near Cassino, Italy, May 17, 1944.

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The crew of Hell's Angels, 303rd Bomb Group, celebrate their return from their 28th mission, 15 June 1943

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Curtiss Tomahawk Mark IIB

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B17’s over the Reich

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Today is the 81st anniversary of D-Day, on June 6, 1944, thousands of Allied troops landed by air and sea on the coast of Normandy, France, fighting valiantly to bring an end to WWII in Europe.

"This C-53 Skytrooper is a Troop transport version of the C-47 that lacked the reinforced cargo floor, large cargo door, and hoist attachment of the C-47 Skytrain".

The Douglas C-47/C-53, a military version of the DC-3, played a crucial role in the D-Day invasion of Normandy, transporting paratroopers into enemy territory. Specifically, one C-47 named "That's All, Brother" led the main airborne invasion on June 6, 1944, with over 800 others participating in the operation. The C-47s dropped approximately 13,000 paratroopers, contributing significantly to the success of the invasion.

At the end of World War II, General Eisenhower credited the C-47/C-53 as being one of the four most important weapons credited with winning World War II.

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Dino and Duke cooking spaghetti on the set when filming "The Sons of Katie Elder"