Two high ranking German officers being transported by soldiers of the US 4th Armored Division in a Ford GPW jeep, pass by a 37th Armored Battalion M5 Stuart tank during the surrender of Hersfeld in Germany. March 31 1945.
Sergeant John H. Parks, of Mill Creek Indiana, a tank commander of the 3rd Platoon, B Company, 37th Tank Battalion, 4th Armored Division, in December 1944. Parks was KIA 13 days after this photo was taken.
Two high ranking German officers being transported by soldiers of the US 4th Armored Division in a Ford GPW jeep, pass by a 37th Armored Battalion M5 Stuart tank during the surrender of Hersfeld in Germany. March 31 1945.
Sergeant John H. Parks, of Mill Creek Indiana, a tank commander of the 3rd Platoon, B Company, 37th Tank Battalion, 4th Armored Division, in December 1944. Parks was KIA 13 days after this photo was taken. [1591x2048]
A member of the French resistance and several tank crews take cover behind an M4 medium tank of 8th Tank Battalion, 4th Armored Division, on 31 August while the tank tries to stop German troops from destroying a bridge over the Marne near Rashecourt.
Dec. 26 - 4:45PM Combat Command Reserve, 4th Armored Division Rolls Into Bastogne Perimeter. Temps High 23F, Low 15F, Skies Remain Clear. militarymashup.com/mmu_ge…
A U.S. 4.2-inch mortar team in action with the 4th Armored Division in the small village of Singling, France in December, 1944.
Dec. 26 - 4:45PM Combat Command Reserve, 4th Armored Division Rolls Into Bastogne Perimeter. Temps High 23F, Low 15F, Skies Remain Clear. militarymashup.com/mmu_ge…
A M4A3E2 Jumbo of the 37th Tank Battalion, 4th Armored Division, Germany 26 March 1945 reddit.com/gallery/rnxhpx
Dec. 26 - 4:45PM Combat Command Reserve, 4th Armored Division Rolls Into Bastogne Perimeter. Temps High 23F, Low 15F, Skies Remain Clear. militarymashup.com/mmu_ge…
Two smiling soldiers of (probably) the 4th Maroccan Mountain Division of the 1st French Corps, fill the hands of American soldiers of the 12th U.S. Armored Division with candy, in Rouffach, France, after the closing of the Colmar pocket. February 5, 1945.
German civilians loot German freight cars cut off in Hanau, Germany by the 4th Armored Division. Signal Corps Radio Telephoto from Acme;
4th Armored Division Stuart tank knocked out by a mine in a Coutances street on July 30th 1944
Perforated side armor on a 4th Armored Division Sherman tank knocked out near Bastogne
Up-armored M4A3(76)W HVSS of the 4th Armoured Division with added armor plates on the glacis and turret.
Sturmgeschutz III Knocked Out by the 4th Armored Division, March 1945 [886 x 674]
A 4th Armored Division M4 knocked out in the outskirts of Bastogne is recovered by a Dragon Wagon recovery and evacuation vehicle. reddit.com/gallery/r6wgjd
Perforated side armor on a 4th Armored Division Sherman tank knocked out near Bastogne
US 4.2-inch mortar team in action with the 4th Armored Division - Singling, Lorraine, France. December 1944. (3297x2357)
Charles De Gaulle’s 4th DCr Armored Division faces off against the 1st Panzer Division in the Battle of Montcornet on May 17th, 1940. (From Apocalypse: The Second World War) v.redd.it/97ydy391trt61
Tankmen of the 4th squadron A of the 5th Royal Tank Regiment of the 3rd Armored Brigade of the British 2nd Armored Division on the Cruiser Mk. IV in Libya. 1941
Sgt. John H. Parks, a tank comander of the 2nd Platoon, B Company, 37th Tank Battalion, 4th Armored Division. Was listed as missing in action at Bigonville, Luxembourg on 23 December 1944, just 13 days after this photo was taken. Sgt Parks was just 25 years of age, his remains were never recovered.
4th Armored Division M7 105mm HMC ‘Priest’ on the move in Normandy. US artillery units earned a fearsome reputation for deploying quickly and laying down accurate fire with seemingly limitless ammo on German units desperate to conserve their own dwindling supplies.
4th Armored Division M7 105mm HMC ‘Priest’ on the move in Normandy 1944. US artillery units earned a fearsome reputation for deploying quickly and laying down accurate fire with seemingly limitless ammo on German units desperate to conserve their own dwindling supplies. (1875x1395)
A U.S. 4.2-inch mortar team in action with the 4th Armored Division in the small village of Singling, France in December, 1944.
M4 Sherman tanks and infantrymen of the U.S. 4th Armored Division in Coutances. Late July 1944.
An M5 Stuart light tank of the US 37th Armored Battalion passes by a Jeep with two German officers escorted by soldiers of the US 4th Armored Division. Surrender of Hersfeld, Germany, March 31st, 1945 [Colorized] [1280 × 946]
M4 Sherman tanks and infantrymen of the U.S. 4th Armored Division in Coutances. Late July 1944.
Portrait of a teenage German soldier of the 4th SS Panzergrenadier Regiment Der Führer after being taken as a POW by the U.S. 3rd Armored Division during the Battle of the Bulge. Near St. Vith, Liège, Wallonia, Belgium. 23 December 1944.
Up-armored M4A3(76)W HVSS of the 4th Armoured Division with added armor plates on the glacis and turret.
Sgt. John H. Parks, a tank comander of the 2nd Platoon, B Company, 37th Tank Battalion, 4th Armored Division. Was listed as missing in action at Bigonville, Luxembourg on 23 December 1944, just 13 days after this photo was taken. Sgt Parks was just 25 years of age, his remains were never recovered.
An M5 Stuart light tank of the U.S. 37th Armored Battalion passes by a Jeep with two captured German officers escorted by soldiers of the U.S. 4th Armored Division on March 31, 1945.
Colorized photo of two captured high ranking German officers being transported by soldiers of the US 4th Armored Division in a Ford GPW jeep - March 31 1945
An M5 Stuart light tank of the U.S. 37th Armored Battalion passes by a Jeep with two captured German officers escorted by soldiers of the U.S. 4th Armored Division on March 31, 1945.
4th Armored Division M7 105mm HMC ‘Priest’ on the move in Normandy. US artillery units earned a fearsome reputation for deploying quickly and laying down accurate fire with seemingly limitless ammo on German units desperate to conserve their own dwindling supplies.
Imagine being a soldier in the Gra Valkas 4th Armored Division and this is the last thing you see before your consciousness fades away
4th Armored Division M7 105mm HMC ‘Priest’ on the move in Normandy. US artillery units earned a fearsome reputation for deploying quickly and laying down accurate fire with seemingly limitless ammo on German units desperate to conserve their own dwindling supplies.
A Humber armored car crewman of the 4th Indian Infantry Division of the British lIndian Army photographed somewhere in Africa during the Second World War.
Photo Restoration of my Grandfather: 4th Armored Division WWII
4th Armored Division M7 105mm HMC ‘Priest’ on the move in Normandy. US artillery units earned a fearsome reputation for deploying quickly and laying down accurate fire with seemingly limitless ammo on German units desperate to conserve their own dwindling supplies. (1875x1395)
4th Armored Division M7 105mm HMC ‘Priest’ on the move in Normandy. US artillery units earned a fearsome reputation for deploying quickly and laying down accurate fire with seemingly limitless ammo on German units desperate to conserve their own dwindling supplies.
Doing some “detective work” for my dad about his father. We don’t know much since he left when my father was young. He was a gunner in the tanks, 4th armored division, went to France, received quite a few awards, wrote my grandmother love letters. Ahh, to be young in 1942 (enlistment year). reddit.com/gallery/n009bm
Group of German POWs guarded by two Soldiers of the 4th Armored Division. Saint-Lô, Normandy, France. 29 July 1944.
Sturmgeschutz III ausf G turmnummer (turret number) 121 hit by American anti-tank fire from the 4th Armored Division near Bitburg in Germany on March 4, 1945.
