Public domain World War II pictures

It's Normandy, Trust me am a Doctor ;)

I went back to the photo at 'bundesarchiv.de' and again I failed to see any mention of either June or Normandy, your lack of arguments also failed to convince me, so yes, I still doubt you. There are indeed other photos of Panthers from the same...

I went back to the photo at 'bundesarchiv.de' and again I failed to see any mention of either June or Normandy, your lack of arguments also failed to convince me, so yes, I still doubt you. There are indeed other photos of Panthers from the same photographer but none seems to match this one in terms of the foliage used as cammo, also the surrounding buildings don't match this one. It could had been taken at any other day, at any other village and depicting another unit, without an identifying number or unit symbol I'm afraid there is no way to prove this is what you claim it to be unless you or another member comes up with new info or theory. I hope that happens because that's the reason why I'm here, to question, discuss and learn. Concerning your answer there is no need to be agressive and make a tantrum about it since all I did was post a reasonable doubt I had about the info you posted. All you had to do is answer that the info available to you said Normandy, June. Cheers

Just curious Razzntazz -- how can you tell it's the same panther? I sure can't make out the identification numbers on the turret....

The Photo is dated in June, anyway this is Normandy I've seen other pictures of the same Panther and the other ones say Normandy, if you still doubt me ask the admin.

I'm sorry if I'm being picky but the photo says 'Summer 1944', and in the Bundesarchiv it says 'North of France', so this can be anywhere in Northern France since for exemple, by early September the allies were already crossing the river Seine. From...

I'm sorry if I'm being picky but the photo says 'Summer 1944', and in the Bundesarchiv it says 'North of France', so this can be anywhere in Northern France since for exemple, by early September the allies were already crossing the river Seine. From what I could see there is no evidence this is June and/or Normandy. Nonetheless, it's a very good photo. Cheers