A section of the Maquis, a rural guerrilla band of French Resistance fighters during

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A section of the Maquis, a rural guerrilla band of French Resistance fighters during

A section of the Maquis, a rural guerrilla band of French Resistance fighters during the Occupation of France in World War II, going out in patrol in FFI trucks in the town of Argentan in Normandy, France. The Free French Forces who made the initial dash to form the Southern France pincer at Argentan, held on alone for five days fighting the enemy on three flanks before being helped by the Maquis.
August 1944

Official
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
France

Media ID 21823896

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1944 Allied Advance France Liberation Of Europe Troops Vehicles

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