MAKE A MEME View Large Image Operation Torch, November 1942. Fire Control Blasted. A big shell from a U.S. warship plowed the furrow in the foreground, then richocheted through the top of this French fire control tower wrecking the equipment and killing the gunner ...
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Keywords: outdoor monochrome Lot-11582-13: Operation Torch, November 1942. Fire Control Blasted. A big shell from a U.S. warship plowed the furrow in the foreground, then richocheted through the top of this French fire control tower wrecking the equipment and killing the gunner officer. Fire of four 130 mm guns was directed from the building. The emplacements were located on Pointe De La Tour, about 2 ½ miles northwest of Safi, French Morocco. U.S. Navy Photograph, released December 1942. Courtesy of the Library of Congress. Photographed through Mylar sleeve. (2016/05/27). Lot-11582-13: Operation Torch, November 1942. Fire Control Blasted. A big shell from a U.S. warship plowed the furrow in the foreground, then richocheted through the top of this French fire control tower wrecking the equipment and killing the gunner officer. Fire of four 130 mm guns was directed from the building. The emplacements were located on Pointe De La Tour, about 2 ½ miles northwest of Safi, French Morocco. U.S. Navy Photograph, released December 1942. Courtesy of the Library of Congress. Photographed through Mylar sleeve. (2016/05/27).
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