File:Damaged M4, Normandy 1944-06-09.jpg

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Description A damaged M4 Sherman on one of the two American invasion beaches on D-Day, either Omaha or Utah three days after the landings.
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Source Screenshot taken from D-Day: The Normandy Invasion, released in 1945.
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