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WW2 US Soldier looks towards the sky to see fly-past of Two spitfire planes and a Lancaster Bomber.Taken at the 65TH Anniversary of D-Day Normandy.Picture has been aged to give the feel of a vintage photograph reenactment.

Paratrooper waving a large Chilean flag, National Holidays in Chile, Military Parade

Soldier jumps out of plane

$WW2 Parachute Jump Re-enactment \nRAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, England: July 15th 2018\nWorld War II paratrooper drop re-enactment at the 2018 Kent Battle of Britain WW2 World war re-enactment and display$

Sainte Mere L'Eglise, Normandy, France - June 6, 2023. Second world war commemoration. Military camp reconstitution. Unidentified armed troop soldier close up heavy equipment for war

jumping from a plane.

Photo taken in Stockholm, Sweden

Group of paratroopers jumping from a helicopter.

Kagawa, Japan - April 23, 2017: Parachute soldier performing at the Zetuji military base camp, Japan Self Defense Forces

Soldiers jumps from military airplane at the training.

Military jumper preparing to land his old-fashioned round parachute

World War 2 era soldiers landing on a field

Paratroopers on coloured parachutes

Arnhem, Netherlands sep 20, 2014: Market Garden Memorial. Paratroopers jumping from a C-47 Skytrain

Parachute soldiers in the sky.

Faded picture of World War II American Infantryman standing on a lonely beach. Gazing across to right of image as if to scan the horizon.

Uniformed soldier flying with a parachute

The skydivers on stormy sky.

Vintage Army Soldier holding binoculars looking over the sand bags of his fox hole, with low key lighting

This photo was taken at the 75th anniversary of the dropping of para troops in Groesbeek. That happened on September 17, 1944 in the context of Operation Market Garden. In a few days, almost 8,000 American paratroopers were dropped in the immediate surroundings of Groesbeek. In the first days after September 17, the surroundings of Groesbeek and Nijmegen changed into a hellish front area. The bridges of Nijmegen were conquered intact, but had to be defended against all German attacks in the following days and weeks. The Rhine bridge near Arnhem eventually had to be abandoned by the English paratroopers. Large parts of the area south of Nijmegen were freed. This was of great strategic importance for the course of the war; from here the Rhineland offensive, the attack on the German flank, could be deployed.

World War II era airplanes dropping paratroopers

A tandem skydiving pair floats through the air with a bright yellow canopy, showcasing adventure, courage, and freedom in the skies of Catalonia.

Ede – September 21, 2024: September is a significant month in Ede – the Airborne Ede Month. It is a time to reflect on those who fought for freedom in 1944. In 1944, two thousand paratroopers landed on the Ginkelse Heide near Ede, marking the beginning of the liberation of the Netherlands. This historic event is commemorated each year by massive airborne landings on the heath, keeping the memory alive and honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

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Parachute soldiers in the sky, Japan Self Defense Forces

Orange, Virginia, USA - August 11, 2024: A sky diver descends over the landing zone at “Sky Dive Orange” at the Orange County Airport on a sunny summer afternoon.

Second world war commemoration. Military camp reconstitution Unidentified soldiers people next to tents, military american war vehicles.

This photo was taken at the 75th anniversary of the dropping of para troops in Groesbeek. That happened on September 17, 1944 in the context of Operation Market Garden. In a few days, almost 8,000 American paratroopers were dropped in the immediate surroundings of Groesbeek. In the first days after September 17, the surroundings of Groesbeek and Nijmegen changed into a hellish front area. The bridges of Nijmegen were conquered intact, but had to be defended against all German attacks in the following days and weeks. The Rhine bridge near Arnhem eventually had to be abandoned by the English paratroopers. Large parts of the area south of Nijmegen were freed. This was of great strategic importance for the course of the war; from here the Rhineland offensive, the attack on the German flank, could be deployed.

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