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U.S. Troops shell enemy lines at St. Lo Members of a field artillery unit in Normandy keep up a steady hail of withering fire in the direction of the enemy lines in the St. Lo sector of Normandy. The bitterly defended Nazi communication center of St. Lo fell July 18, 1944, After an eight-day siege.

Armed traffic patrol in Barcelona's shell-torn streets. In the shell-torn and debris-scattered streets of Barcelona - scene of some of the fiercest fighting of the Spanish civil war - a rifle-armed militiaman directs traffic after the rebel resistance had been final crushed in the city.

Barthold (Bob) Theodoor Willem van Hasselt in zijn functie als directeur-generaal bij de Koninklijke Shell Groep met prinses Juliana op de Nederlandse Ambassade in Caracas Venezuela.

The shell-torn control tower of the Graf Spee. One of the first pictures to reach London of the British shell-havoc on board the German pocet battleship Graf Spee, after she hade taken refuge in Montevideo harbour. The control tower can be seen in the picture with circles marking the spots where British shells burst during the action. Picture taken at Montevideo after the arrival of the warship and ...

Het Shell gebouw aan de Wassenaarseweg in Den Haag. Het groot bloemperk ervoor is onderdeel van het rosarium waarin het standbeeld van Koningin Emma staat. Wassenaarseweg 80, hoofdkantoor van de Bataafsche Import Maatschappij (B.I.M., later Shell) van architect J.J.P. Oud (1890-1963). Gebouwd gedurende augustus 1939 tot eind 1941. In 1942 in gebruik genomen maar pas voltooid in 1947. Het ontwerp kwam ...

Nazi shell bursts on road to St. Lo. American soldiers advancing on St. Lo halt briefly as an enemy shell burts on the road just ahead of them. despite heavy resistance, the Americans took the French town July 18, 1944, and drove to the west to open a new offensive against the Nazis July 25.

Valkenburg. 'U.S. jeep passes through shell-torn town in Holland. A U.S. Army jeep passes through the shell-torn town of Valkenburg, Holland, which was liberated by the Allies September 17, 1944. The town is still under Nazi artillery fire.' Hotel Croix de Bourgogne in het Limburgse Valkenburg.