A Close Up Of A German Heinkel He-111 Cockpit As It Starts A Mission To Raid Britain - November 1940

Sulo Eero Laaksonen and his two owls, Molotoff and Tiltu, 21/07/1943. Photo: SA-Kuva, colorized by me.

uhhhhh I've been really into All Quiet on the Western Front lately

saw you silly willies losing yalls shit over that scout edit so i made one for my baby boy (he's 60)

fuckin humilliating to get killed by a spy and see him do his gay little walk in the death cam

British and US soldiers manage to have a chat - Sicily, July 1943

A German Me262 captured at the Kuno 1 Waldwerke (Forrest works) factory - Cham-Michelsdorf, northern Bavaria, April 1945. It is believed that the factory was producing up to five 262’s a day from late April 1944

Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses on their way back to England after hitting rail targets in Northern Germany, on April 7, 1945.

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I would watch 3 seasons of "filler" episodes about them and their cottage core life

A German radio crew monitor the airwaves - Germany, April 1945

I'm playing the Soviet Union in Hearts of Iron IV. Two-thirds of the German army are deployed in the Eastern Front. The situation here was the Germans surrounded Leningrad, starting its siege in the city. The rest of its forces stretched from Tikhvin in the north to Astrakhan in the south.

Then remember on November 7, 1941, the German army is in the gates of Moscow. It'll be in a matter of time for the Germans to enter the Soviet capital and raise the swastika on the Kremlin dome. The Soviets had to do something, and they found one. To boost the morale of the Red Army and the confidence of the Soviet people to fight on, they staged a morale boosting military parade.