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 | D-Day Invasion Map, Omaha BeachSpearheading the long-awaited Allied invasion of Normandy in the early dawn of June 6, 1944, the U.S. 1st (Big Red One) and 29th Infantry Divisions landed on Omaha Beach, the ... | $345.00 |
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 | D-Day, Omaha Beach, S/Sgt Robert SlaughterFraming History presents a Limited Edition Frame that incorporates one of the most famous photographs taken on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Taken by United States Coast Guard CPHoM Robert F. ... | $295.00 |
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 | D-Day, Omaha Beach. Bronze StarFraming History presents another piece of Historic Art that commemorates the Allied invasion of Normandy. It includes a detail image of one of the most famous photographs taken on ... | $250.00 |
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 | Infantry and ArmorAs the Allies were charging across Western Europe in late1944, advances were led by the combined operation of United States Armor and Infantry. Once freed from the beachheads of ... | $225.00 |
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 | Original WWII Color Photograph of D-Day GI's Marching to the DocksIn early June 1944, GI’s march to English docks in this original WWII color photograph. The soldiers, loaded with equipment, will soon pack into ships for the Channel ... | $5.00 |
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 | Photograph of Assault Troops Landing at Omaha Beach on D-Day, June 6, 1944Framed by the silhouettes of two men aboard a following landing craft, LCVP’s unload U.S. assault troops into the waters off Omaha Beach, early in the D-Day invasion on June 6, ... | $5.00 |
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 | Photograph of D-Day Omaha Beach: LCI Unloads GI'sLCI(L)-412 unloads GI’s onto Omaha Beach on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Half-Tracks are lined up along the shore, screening the wading troops from direct fire. Just beyond the ... | $5.00 |
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 | Photograph of GI's Moving Cautiously Between Hedgerows in NormandyNot knowing for sure what is on the other side of the thick hedgerow, American GI’s move carefully down a dirt road in Normandy shortly after D-Day. The infantryman nearest ... | $5.00 |
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 | Photograph of Gen. Eisenhower Off the Normandy Coast, D-Day+1The official Signal Corp caption reads: "Gen. Eisenhower, Commander AEF, watches Allied landing operations from the deck of a warship, somewhere off the coast of France in the ... | $2.50 |
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 | Photograph of Hedgerow Fighting After D-Day.With smoke from gunfire clouding the air, GI’s engage the enemy among the hedgerows of Normandy after D-Day. The soldier with his M1 Garand to his shoulder is preparing to ... | $5.00 |
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 | Photograph of Knocked-Out Panther Tank in NormandyA destroyed German Panther medium tank sits alongside a hedgerow in Normandy following the D-Day invasion. The knocked-out Panzer is being examined by what appear to be U.S. Army ... | $5.00 |
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 | Photograph of Omaha Beach Shortly After the InvasionUnloading of invasion supplies continues as the post-invasion clean-up begins on the sands of Omaha Beach shortly after D-Day. LSTs, barrage balloons, and vehicles fill the scene ... | $5.00 |
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 | Photograph of Surrendering German Soldiers on D-DayGerman soldiers defending Utah Beach surrender to the invading Americans on D-Day. One GI is crouching at the lower right of the photograph, while another (he is hidden by the fourth ... | $2.50 |
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 | Photograph of a Landing Craft Headed for Normandy BeachheadA World War II photograph taken off the coast of France on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Pensive-looking GI’s aboard a Coast Guard-piloted LCVP as they await their turn to land on a ... | $5.00 |
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 | Photograph of the U.S. Army 2nd Infantry Division at NormandyGI's of the U.S. Army's 2nd Infantry Division form a long line as they make their way up a bluff at Omaha Beach, the site of the fiercest fighting on D-Day morning. In the ... | $2.50 |
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 | The 116th Regiment At Omaha Beach: The Stonewall Brigade by Larry SelmanSpearheading the long-awaited Allied invasion of Normandy in the early dawn of June 6, 1944, the 29th Division’s 116th Regiment, officially nicknamed the “Stonewall ... | $250.00 |
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