WW2 South African soldiers sitting in a fox hole somewhere in North Africa... Cape Coloured South Africans made significant contributions during WWII, primarily through the Cape Corps, which served in combat and support roles across North Africa and the Middle East. They were officially armed and recognized for their bravery Cape Corps Overview Re-established in 1940 after being disbanded post-WWI. Comprised of Coloured South Africans, a group of mixed-race heritage primarily from the Western Ca

WW2 - Somewhere in North Africa South African artillery crew taking a break #AI #ww2 Scene and accuracy can vary and if anyone can do better please post your correction. If not, shhh, and enjoy 😊 Afrikaans and English speaking South African artillery played a vital role in the North African campaign of WWII, contributing thousands of troops, multiple field regiments, and distinguished commanders to key battles like El Alamein and Tobruk. Their firepower and mobility were crucial in halting Axis

Omaha Beach Then & Now. Troops of the 1st Infantry Division - The Big Red One, move past WN65 at the E-1 Draw on Omaha Beach after D-Day. #thenandnow #omahabeach #omaha #BigRedOne #dday #beach #normandy #normamdie #history #WWII #ww2 #ww2wayfinder #ww2history #wwiihistory #WWIIHeroes | WW2 Wayfinder

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