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AFRICAN AMERICAN TROOPS Surround French Farmhouse- for German Sniper-WW 2 PHOTO

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  • n Americans in World War 2: Photo of African American troops in WW 2

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    Photo Size:
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    Subject:
    African Americ
    ans in World War 2
    Title:
    AFRICAN AMERICAN TROOPS Surround a French Farmhouse Looking for German Sniper-WW 2 PHOTO
    Description:
    ALLIED INVASION OF FRANCE... A platoon of African American troops surrounds a farm house 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, France
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