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War Camera WarCamera is an historical image archive focused on the WWI, between wars (1918-1939) and WWII perio

WarCamera is an historical image archive focused on the WWI, between wars (1918-1939) and WWII periods, offering free access to thousands of color and black and white pictures to all those who share the passion for history. Although the website WarCamera.com is still under development, WarCamera has created a page in order to create a community around it, as well as to publish parts of it

s future free content and to provide service updates. Join us today and access thousands of images of the World War periods.

After the defeat of Axis forces in Northern Africa, Allied troops prepared to use the territory to launch attacks on Ita...
19/09/2025

After the defeat of Axis forces in Northern Africa, Allied troops prepared to use the territory to launch attacks on Italy and other parts of southern Europe. Here, a U.S. Air Transport Command plane, loaded with war supplies, flies over the pyramids at Giza, near Cairo, Egypt, in 1943.

Wounded British troops from the South Lancashire and Middlesex regiments are being helped ashore at Sword Beach, during ...
07/11/2024

Wounded British troops from the South Lancashire and Middlesex regiments are being helped ashore at Sword Beach, during the D-Day invasion of German occupied France during World War II on June 6, 1944.

During his stay in the Middle East, Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill paid a visit to the Alamein area, meeting...
15/01/2024

During his stay in the Middle East, Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill paid a visit to the Alamein area, meeting brigade and divisional commanders, visiting a gun site, and inspecting person

Allied troops land and follow the spider webs of footprints left by first parties near Casablanca, French Morocco, in No...
06/11/2023

Allied troops land and follow the spider webs of footprints left by first parties near Casablanca, French Morocco, in November of 1942.

A German soldier lies sprawled against a mortar after a Nebelwerfer attack in Tunis, Tunisia, on May 17, 1943.
03/09/2023

A German soldier lies sprawled against a mortar after a Nebelwerfer attack in Tunis, Tunisia, on May 17, 1943.

This pattern of anti-aircraft fire provides a protective screen over Algiers at night. The photo, recording several mome...
06/07/2023

This pattern of anti-aircraft fire provides a protective screen over Algiers at night. The photo, recording several moments of gunfire, shows a defense thrown up during an axis raid upon Algiers in North Africa on April 13, 1943.

Britain's General Bernard Montgomery, Commander of the Eighth Army, watches battle in Egypt's Western Desert, from the t...
26/05/2023

Britain's General Bernard Montgomery, Commander of the Eighth Army, watches battle in Egypt's Western Desert, from the turret of an M3 Grant tank, in 1942.

Italian gunners man their light field piece in a field of Tunisian cactus, on March 31, 1943.
06/05/2023

Italian gunners man their light field piece in a field of Tunisian cactus, on March 31, 1943.

A U.S. Navy dive-bomber uses a road as a runway near Safi, French Morocco, on December 11, 1942, but hits a soft shoulde...
04/01/2023

A U.S. Navy dive-bomber uses a road as a runway near Safi, French Morocco, on December 11, 1942, but hits a soft shoulder in the takeoff.

With his hair matted, and a weary but determined look in his face, this American soldier has his hand bandaged by a fell...
25/11/2022

With his hair matted, and a weary but determined look in his face, this American soldier has his hand bandaged by a fellow medical officer, after he was wounded in battle in the early days of the Allied invasion of Normandy, France, in June 1944.

A U.S. army soldier with a sub-machine gun and another in a jeep guard the looming S. S. Partos which was damaged and ha...
10/11/2022

A U.S. army soldier with a sub-machine gun and another in a jeep guard the looming S. S. Partos which was damaged and had capsized against the dock when the Allies landed at the North African port, in 1942.

British pilots learned early that it was difficult to destroy V1 "buzz bombs" with their guns. The targets were small a...
14/09/2022

British pilots learned early that it was difficult to destroy V1 "buzz bombs" with their guns. The targets were small and fast, and if shot, would result in a large explosion which was likely to damage the attacker.

This Spitfire pilot is using his aircraft to tip the V1's gyroscope off balance, knocking it off it's target - London.

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