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Showing posts with label War Jeep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label War Jeep. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
General Eisenhower Jeep France
Four Stars for General Eisenhower. Enjoying a light moment in his private Jeep Willys MB in France. I retouched the dust from the General's face and cleaned up the image. Deserved a little love.
Labels:
Eisenhower,
Four Star General,
France,
Heritage,
Hero,
Jeep,
Jeep 4x4,
Jeep Eisenhower,
Jeep General,
Jeep History,
Original,
War,
War Jeep,
Willys MB,
World War II,
World War Two,
WWII
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
BAD NEWS Jeep Dune Buggy Viet Nam
Naval Communication Station, Cam Ranh Bay, Republic of Vietnam
Commander William J. Longhi, Commanding Officer of Naval Communication Station Cam Ranh Bay, alongside the dune buggy "Bad News". Assembled by the Station's receiver site personnel, the buggy was used to patrol the area around the receiver site.
Photographed circa 1970-1971.
Photo #: NH 106469-KN (Color). Collection of Captain William J. Longhi, USN (Retired), 2009. Uploaded to Flickr by Lee Ekstrom.
U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
Commander William J. Longhi, Commanding Officer of Naval Communication Station Cam Ranh Bay, alongside the dune buggy "Bad News". Assembled by the Station's receiver site personnel, the buggy was used to patrol the area around the receiver site.
Photographed circa 1970-1971.
Photo #: NH 106469-KN (Color). Collection of Captain William J. Longhi, USN (Retired), 2009. Uploaded to Flickr by Lee Ekstrom.
U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
Jeep 4x4 carrying casualties - Normandy 1944
Jeep 4x4 at Normandy Invasion, 1944
A Jeep 4x4 brings casualties to a LST for evacuation from the Normandy beachhead, 13 June 1944.
Note the bulldozer just beyond the Jeep 4x4, and the line of German prisoners of war marching by in the background.
This appears to be "Utah" Beach.
Photo #: 80-G-252779. Uploaded on Flickr by Lee Ekstrom.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives.
A Jeep 4x4 brings casualties to a LST for evacuation from the Normandy beachhead, 13 June 1944.
Note the bulldozer just beyond the Jeep 4x4, and the line of German prisoners of war marching by in the background.
This appears to be "Utah" Beach.
Photo #: 80-G-252779. Uploaded on Flickr by Lee Ekstrom.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives.
Labels:
1944,
Hero,
Heroes,
Jeep,
jeep ambulance,
Jeep Hero,
Jeep Navy,
Jeep Normandy,
LST,
National Archives,
Normandy,
US Navy Photography,
Utah Beach,
War Jeep,
World War II,
wounded,
WWII
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