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The sicilian landings: Dawn. July 10, 1943. This is one of a series of striking pictures taken just after dawn on July 10th by an Official Naval Photographer who accompanied the assault force to sicily. They show something of the Navy's big part in the successful landing operations - and after. Picture taken just after dawn, of men, up to their waists in water, unloading stores. Meanwhile beach roads ...

American General Omar N. Bradley, under whom the French Goumier troops fought in Sicily, decorates and congratulates one of them.

U.S. landing craft carries its own pier. A pontoon bridge section is swung into position by a tractor (left) to form a pier or roadway from the open bow doors of a U.S. Navy LST (landing ship-tank) to a beach in Sicily. The landing craft carries steel pontoon gear fastened to its side to be used when rock or shoals prevent the vessel from comming up the beach. LST craft haven been extensivly employed ...

Abandoned German mines in Sicily. Allied forces advancing in Sicily found this huge pile of German land mines near Roccopalunba. The swiftly retreating Germans apparently had no time to plant them.

Great allied invasion force nears Sicily. Picture taken from a troopship by an official naval photographer who accompanied the invasion force to Sicily. Part of the huge invasion fleet on the way to Sicily. NI 6357

Allied invasion leaders meet in Sicily. With maps spread over the bonnet of a car the party discuss the campaign, group includes General Montgomery, General Alexander, Major General Bedell-Smith and General Patton.

Die Landung alliierter Truppen auf Sizillien am 10. Juli 1943. Nicht wenige Soldaten verdanken dem vorangegangenen Täuschungsmanöver ihr Leben.

U.S. war scene at a Mediterranean port. Protective barrage balloons hover overhead as a group of LST (landing ship-tank), their bow doors open, await a U.S. Army infantry division bound for an amphibious landing. Tanks, trucks and reconnaissance cars as well as men are easily loaded and unloaded through the large bow doors of the landing craft. This photograph was taken at a Sicilian port.

U.S. war scene at a Mediterranean port. Protective barrage ballons hover overhead as a group of LST (landing ship-tank), their division bow doors open, await a U.S. Army infantry division bound for an amphibious landing. Tanks, trucks and reconnaissance cars as well as men are casily loades and onloaded through the large bow doors of the landing craft. This pfotograph was taken at a Sicilian port. ...

After weeks of careful planning down to the smallest detail, men of the Allied Forces receive the word GO. Picture shows: British troops wading ashore from the landing craft. Nadat het Duitse leger in Noord-Afrika een definitieve nederlaag was toegebracht, maakte de geallieerde legerleiding zich op voor de volgende stap. Sicilië was het volgende doelwit. Op 10 juli 1943 landden onder de codenaam ´Huskey`, ...