U.S Troops pose for a group shot next to a knocked out Panther, unsure how the Panther ended up on its side, i would guess it could have been caused by Naval gun fire or even Tank hunter rockets from P-51's or Typhoons? -  Normandy 1944

Any advice on the matter would be appreciated. Cheers.

Knocked out Panther

Commander of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, George C. Marshall visits VI Corps troops assembled in Remiremont. Marshall later authored the Marshall Plan — the basis for rebuilding Europe — and is the only professional soldier to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.

George C. Marshall 

Private Harold STREICH (3rd ID) Chicago, a military policeman,
searches a bespectacled German prisoner, who with the other Germans in the
background were captured on the Salerno front  OCT, 3, 1943  
texag57,gig 'em