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illustratus · 1 year
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The Black Prince at the Battle of Crécy
by Julian Russell Story
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theworldatwar · 5 months
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A US soldier surveys the deck of one of the two French battle-cruisers in Toulon - 1944. Both the Strasbourg and the Dunkerque had been scuttled when German forces occupied southern France in Nov 1942
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deadpresidents · 4 months
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Order of the Day message delivered to Allied forces from General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, prior to the D-Day invasion, June 6, 1944.
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theworldofwars · 5 months
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Officers of the 2nd Kings Shropshire Light Infantry with skulls excavated during the construction of trenches and dugouts at the ancient Greek site of Amphipolis, 1916.
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GIs of the 90th Infantry Division rest at a café in Baudienville, Normandy France on June 7, 1944.
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coeur-de-fruk · 4 months
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Whether in war or peace, they'll always remain.
This was a very old fruk week piece that I decided to share on here.
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empirearchives · 27 days
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Details under the moonlight in Germany
Painting: The Oath of the Saxons to Napoleon after the Battle of Jena, October 15, 1806. By Pietro Benvenuti (1769-1844).
Source: L’Histoire de Napoléon par la peinture. Jean Tulard.
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lonestarbattleship · 4 months
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USS AUGUSTA (CA-31) off Normandy, while boats from USS ANNE ARUNDEL (AP-76) head for the beaches.
Note: the photo has been retouched AUGUSTA's radars, as well as certain items of equipment that appear to have been mounted in the landing boats.
-Information from Navsource: link
Date: June 6, 1944
NARA: 80-G-45720
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Francisco Bayeu y Subías (Spanish, 1734-1795) El Olimpo batalla con los gigantes, 1764 Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid
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vox-anglosphere · 4 months
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Happy Memorial Day to our American friends & followers. You wanted no part of either world war, yet won them both for us. Thank you from the heart.
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illustratus · 11 months
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Chevalier de Montmorency by Pierre Joubert
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quibbs126 · 7 months
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So apparently Pokémon Presents told us we’re getting a new Legends game based in Kalos, rather than anything about Gen 5 remakes
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And you know honestly, I’m cool with that, I think I prefer that. Kalos got barely any attention even in its own generation, not even getting a rerelease/sequel, which all the generations before and even the one after it got (Gen 8 and 9 didn’t get that, but they got DLC which basically acts as an addition to the story, which still applies here). Not to mention we know Kalos has lore from ancient times, and we’re probably gonna see it now in this game, which is really cool
Like yeah, I’m pretty sure Kalos isn’t seen as one of the best regions, but it’s finally getting more attention from Game Freak, and I’m happy to see that
Also I think BDSP has shattered my faith in Pokémon remakes, so I’m kind of glad Gen 5 isn’t getting one. They’ll probably save it for Gen 10 if we’re being honest
Edit: wait I just looked at more info (I didn’t see the Presents, I had class, but I just saw the news), this might take place in a futuristic Kalos? I don’t really know, but just then take what I predict about it with a grain of salt
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deadpresidents · 4 months
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Operation Overlord Normandy, France D-Day: June 6, 1944
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theworldofwars · 4 months
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Released British POWs enjoying their first meal in freedom after they met British troops. Ath, 14 November 1918.
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T/Sgt Meredith Rogers with the US 2nd Infantry Division in Normandy showing bullet holes in his helmet, July 1944. He survived the war and passed away in Buncombe County NC at the age of 81 on December 21, 1994.
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usafphantom2 · 16 days
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Ground crew refuelling a Hawker Hurricane Mk. I of Nº 501 Squadron RAF from an Albion AM 463 petrol bowser at Betheniville, France. May 1940
@ron_eisele via X
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