Pictures From World War 2
Photos my Grandfather Took As A Sergeant in WWII
While serving in World War II, my grandfather Robert "Red" Bagnell took photos of everything: war buddies, displaced persons, weapons, aircrafts, and more. He drove tanks as a sergeant, serving under General George S. Patton.
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25 Comments
Post a CommentNy husbands father was in world war two, these pictures were very interesting.
That is awesome I really liked the one of the planes. I am a big history buff.
What a wonderful historic record for us! What a great legacy for you!
These pictures are awesome! Thanks for sharing. I love reading about the WW2 era, and pictures just bring it life. If your grandpa is still alive, please thank him for me for his great service to our country:-) True hero!
I've put this link up in my "Best of April" piece. These are excellent photos!
Great pictures!
Most excellent. My granddaddy was a vet as well! WWII pics are awesome, as they capture a time in our country when everyone cared about America. Thank you!
Great photos!
Amazing job and photos, awesome!!!!!
nice shots :)