Public domain
Fort Benning. Tank forces. A medium tank (M-3) partially screened by foliage near Fort Benning, Georgia. Trainees of the armored forces make observations from the turrets as part of the course from which they will graduate as smart and hardened soldiers
From the collection of Library of Congress. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Credit lineFort Benning. Tank forces. A medium tank (M-3) partially screened by foliage near Fort Benning, Georgia. Trainees of the armored forces make observations from the turrets as part of the course from wh. 1942-01-01. Palmer, Alfred T.. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
Similar works
Fort Benning. Tank forces. What the Axis has to face. A medium tank (M-3) and a capable American crew make an effective fighting combination. The training course at Fort Benning, Georgia is graduating smart and proficient soldiers for the armored forces
Fort Benning. Tank forces. What the Axis has to face. A medium tank (M-3) and a capable American crew make an effective fighting combination. The training course ar Fort Benning, Georgia is graduating smart and proficient soldiers for the armored forces
Fort Benning. Tank forces. Crew of a medium tank (M-3) goes aboard. The training course they're finishing at Fort Benning, Georgia has made them smart and proficient soldiers
Fort Benning. Tank forces: What the Axis has to face. A medium tank (M-3) and a capable American crew make an effective fighting combination. The training course at Fort Benning, Georgia is graduating smart and proficient soldiers for the armored forces
Grant County, Oregon. Malheur National Forest. Diesel caterpillar tractor snaking logs out of woods
Australia in the war. American tanks manned by Australian crews, demonstrated their fighting strength during the attack on Buna. The tanks crashed through a chain of heavily fortified Japanese pillboxes and Allied infantry followed the tanks in