Eric Ravilious (British, 1903-1942), Men at Break. Pencil and wash, 47 x 58 cm.

A platoon of Black troops surrounds a farmhouse in a town in France, as they prepare to eliminate a German sniper holding up an advance. 10 June 1944. Omaha Beachhead, near Vierville-Sur-Mer.

Source.

Article on the role of Black soldiers during the D-Day invasion by Linda Hervieux, author of Forgotten: The Untold Story of D-Day's Black Heroes, at Home and At War.

D-Day services at Congregation Emunath Israel on West 23rd Street, June 6, 1944.

Photo: Howard Hollem et al. for the Office of War Information via Shorpy

Pedestrians watching news of the Normandy Invasion on an electric marquee near Times Square on D-Day, June 6, 1944. New York, New York.

Photos by Howard L. Hollem.

Source.

Crews of No. 51 Squadron RAF being briefed on the forthcoming bombing raid to Nuremberg at RAF Snaith, Yorkshire on 30 31st March 1944.

35 men in this photo would be dead less than 8 hours later.

American troops landing at Omaha beach, Easy Red sector. 6 June 1944

you are NOT my “passenger princess” get off your phone we are Under attack!!!!!!!! you are my gunner; man the weapons and defend our vehicle with your life!!!

would you fuck, marry, or kill the mash character you get?

Evening dress, c. 1958

m*a*s*h 8/?

1920's A family on the beach. From vintag.es.com.

mashgender part 29

(assorted)

Covers of Allas Veckotidning magazine in 1958.

Marcel Louchet. A balloon seller, rue Mouffetard, circa 1948-1950.

Nat King Cole, Eartha Kitt, and Cab Calloway (1958)

Vessel in the form of a mouse, Greece, 400-300 BC

from The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston