Amphibious Landing Collection

American Troops Landing in Cuba
The first American troops land on a beach in Cuba at the start of the Spanish-American War

"Buy That Invasion Bond!" Poster by R. Moore
(Original Caption) World War II Poster: Soldiers landing. "Buy That Invasion Bond."

American Soldiers in Landing Craft
American soldiers, packed aboard a landing craft, get ready for battle on Sicily. | Location: Near Sicily, Italy

General MacArthur Returns to the Philippines
General Douglas MacArthur (second from left) walks to the shore of Leyte Island with a group of U.S. Army and Philippine officers

Invaders on Omaha Beach
Allied soldiers crawl on their stomachs past log fortifications on Omaha Beach on D-Day, June 6, 1944

American Troops Land at Omaha Beach
Americans from the 1st US Infantry land at Omaha Beach on D-Day, June 6 1944. Omaha proved to be the toughest of the Normandy beaches to land at; 2, 400 died in the first wave of the invasion

Allied Landing Craft Launches Rockets
(Original Caption) 5/17/45: U.S. Navy rocket-firing landing craft launch their projectiles toward the beach on Tarakan, Borneo as they carry Australian infantrymen to the invasion point, May 1, 1945

MacArthur Returning to Philippines
(Original Caption) Leyte, P.I.: Gen. Douglas MacArthur (left) and his chief of staff, Lt. Gen

Canadians in landing craft near the port of Piraeus in Greece Second World War. 9th November 1944

British assault craft reaching the shores of Toamasina, Madagascar during Second World War. 16th October 1942

American troops of the 34th Infantry Division landing on the beaches at Surcouf, twenty miles east of Algiers. Operation Torch signalled the American entry into the Mediterranean War

American landing craft on Okinawa. Landing craft nose inshore to land
American landing craft on Okinawa

The British landing on Ramree Island, Arakan. 15th February 1945

American and Canadian troops land on Kiska during the first day of occupation. 29th October 1943

Operation Gauntlet was an Allied Combined Operation from 25 August until 3 September 1941, during the Second World War

British cross the Rhine. Royal Engineers on the banks of the Rhine launch a pontoon. Circa 1945

Reinforcements for 5th army at Nettuno. Constant reinforcements for the Fifth Army are being landed day and night on the Nettuno beaches

Indian troops disembarking from their landing craft after commandos had secured the beach head. 8th February 1945

British troops landing near Elephant point in Rangoon. 18th May 1945

A landing craft being unloaded at the Rangoon beach head. 17th May 1945

British and Indian troops landing on the banks of the Rangoon River during Second World War. 9th May 1945

The Beachhead Landing. An aerial view of the storming of the Beachhead in the great Allied attack on the French coast

US solders embarking on to landing ships at Brixham prior to the D-Day landings. Circa June 1944

Canadian Troops landing on the beaches of Northern France durring the Allied D-Day landings. June 1944

11th Battalion Royal Marines run ashore from a dingy while training in Ceylon during WW2 1943

Canadian troops land in France in 1944

Allied troops land on beach in France during World War Two invasion

Desert gun position deserted by Italians soldiers 1941 North African desert WW2

French troops return to France by troopship 1944 WW2

WW2 Indian troops training for river crossing on the moat of Mandalays famous old fort

Two landing craft carrying British paratroopers return after a night raid on a German radio post at Bruneval France The troops were dropped by RAF bombers and brought back to Britain by the Royal Navy

WW2 Soldiers practice on a beach during coastal defence exercises in the Western Desert of North Africa

WW2 Raid on France 1942 Troops head for home after a combined operation by Navy Army and Royal Air Force to destroyed an important German radio post at Bruneva twelve miles north of Le Havre France

Canadian troops land in France in June 1944

11th Battalion Royal Marines run ashore from a dingy while training in Ceylon during WW2 1943

Canadian Troops landing in France on D Day

Allied troops landing on a beach in Normandy France 1944 6th June 1944

War: Invasion Of France June 1944 British Troops come ashore from aboard an infantry landing aircraft

11th Battalion Royal Marines run ashore from a dingy while training in Ceylon during WW2 1943

American assault troops landing on a beachhead on the southern coast of France. WW2 1944

US Marines land from an amphibious assaultcraft during attack on a Japanese fortress on the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean during WW2. 1944

British & Indian troops of the 4th Corps cross the Chindwin River near Sittaung pushing east into Burma and linking up with the 36th British Division during the South East Asia Campaign of WW2 1944

WW2 The first wave of assault craft go forward for the Arakan landing near Ru-Ywa South East Asia January 1945

WW2 Canadian troops leaving their ship for the shore

WW2 RIN landing craft carry Indian January 1945 soldiers along a tributary near the Kaladan river Arakan

Allied troops land on beach during World War Two invasion

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"Unleashing the Fury of Amphibious Assault: Historic Moments from World War II" Witness the daring British assault craft as they reach the shores of Toamasina, Madagascar during the Second World War, marking a pivotal moment in amphibious warfare. American troops of the 34th Infantry Division fearlessly land on the beaches at Surcouf, showcasing their unwavering determination and bravery in combat. Behold the awe-inspiring sight of American landing craft nose-inshore to land on Okinawa, symbolizing their relentless push towards victory in one of WWII's most significant battles. Canadian and American forces join hands as they make history by successfully occupying Kiska Island during an audacious amphibious landing operation that changed tides in Europe's war theater. In Greece's darkest hour, witness Canadian troops aboard landing craft near Piraeus port during WWII, exemplifying international cooperation and solidarity against tyranny. Operation Gauntlet stands tall among Allied Combined Operations as it unfolds from August 25th to September 3rd, 1941 - a testament to strategic planning and execution amidst chaos. The British cross the mighty Rhine with sheer engineering brilliance as Royal Engineers launch pontoon bridges, enabling swift troop movements that shaped European history forever. Reinforcements pour into Nettuno for Italy's valiant 5th Army; constant waves of support bolster morale and strengthen resolve against formidable adversaries on Italian soil. Indian troops disembark from their landing craft after commandos secure a hard-fought beachhead - a remarkable display of courage and sacrifice that echoes through generations. With Elephant Point looming ahead, British troops storm Rangoon during May 18th, 1945 - an unforgettable chapter etched in Burma Campaign history where liberation was within grasp.