Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
M18 crew shown L to R, Shoopman, Wheeler, Cooke and Jim Christiano with their tank destroyer "Connie". Taken while in Germany in 1945. Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Shown L to R front is Sal Bartaloma and Tony Cardone with James "Jim" Christiano at left rear and Mike Calli at right. Shot was taken in 1942 at Los Angeles, probably while the men were on leave. Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
M18 crew shown L to R, Shoopman, Wheeler and Cooke with their tank destroyer "Connie". Taken while in Germany in 1945. Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
Photo courtesy of Anthony Richard Jr.
An M-36 tank destroyer of the 603rd TD Bn passes two dead Germans, from a panzerfaust (infantry anti-tank weapon) team, on the outskirts of Frankfurt, Germany. Note the panzerfaust on the ground in the lower left. March 27, 1945. Signal Corps Photo #203933 from the National Archives.
