African-American troops of the 784th Tank Battalion and their Sherman tanks preparing to cross the Rhine River, March 1945. (Photo Source: World War II Signal Corps Photograph Collection)
M-46 Patton tank and crew passing through the village of Kumko, Korea, in September 1950.
1st Armored Division M7 Being Unloaded at Algerian DocksThe lack of specialized tank landing craft during the Operation TORCH landings necessitated the capture and use of ports and docks to unload heavy vehicles, such as this Howitzer Motor Carrier M7 being unloaded at the Algerian docks on Nov 9, 1942.
Armor identified as part of the 1st Armor Division; image shows a Grant tank advancing to support American forces during the battle at Kasserine Pass, Tunisia , 1943. (Photo Source: World War II Signal Corps Photograph Collection)
Tanks of an Armored regiment are debarking from an LST (US77) in Anzio Harbor, Italy and added strength to the U.S. Fifth Army (VI Corps) forces on the beachead. (Photo Source: World War II Signal Corps Photograph Collection)
