15 Historic pics to take you back in time.

Nathan Johnson Published 06/06/2019 in wow

Interesting stuff from the history vault.

1.
General Dwight Eisenhower speaks with US army paratroopers the day before D-Day.
2.
A landing craft from USS Samuel Chase approaches Omaha Beach on D-Day.
3.
Canadian soldiers land on Courseulles Beach in Normandy.
4.
Some of the first assault troops to hit the beachhead in Normandy.
5.
An American soldier who died in combat during the Allied invasion lies on the beach of the Normandy coast.
6.
The picture that shows the colossal scale of the D-Day operation.
7.
A crowded street in Nome, Alaska, during the Alaskan Gold Rush.
8.
Buena Vista, Colorado, 1888.
9.
Stacks of shells in the National Shell Filling Factory in Chilwell, UK, 1917.
10.
Pasta shop with drying racks, Palermo, Italy, 1865.
11.
Adolf Hitler with a group of brown shirts in Berlin, 1933.
12.
A few weeks after the outbreak of the Civil War United States union soldiers begin guarding Washington D.C. from rebel attacks.
13.
“What is Soviet power?” – Speech of Vladimir Lenin, 1919.
14.
84th Street Broadway, Upper West Side, NYC 1879.
15.
Exhausted French troops rest inside Fort Vaux during the Battle of Verdun 1916.

1.
General Dwight Eisenhower speaks with US army paratroopers the day before D-Day.
2.
A landing craft from USS Samuel Chase approaches Omaha Beach on D-Day.
3.
Canadian soldiers land on Courseulles Beach in Normandy.
4.
Some of the first assault troops to hit the beachhead in Normandy.
5.
An American soldier who died in combat during the Allied invasion lies on the beach of the Normandy coast.
6.
The picture that shows the colossal scale of the D-Day operation.
7.
A crowded street in Nome, Alaska, during the Alaskan Gold Rush.
8.
Buena Vista, Colorado, 1888.
9.
Stacks of shells in the National Shell Filling Factory in Chilwell, UK, 1917.
10.
Pasta shop with drying racks, Palermo, Italy, 1865.
11.
Adolf Hitler with a group of brown shirts in Berlin, 1933.
12.
A few weeks after the outbreak of the Civil War United States union soldiers begin guarding Washington D.C. from rebel attacks.
13.
“What is Soviet power?” – Speech of Vladimir Lenin, 1919.
14.
84th Street Broadway, Upper West Side, NYC 1879.
15.
Exhausted French troops rest inside Fort Vaux during the Battle of Verdun 1916.