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War correspondents of the Allied press race through the Normandy hinterland near Mont-Saint-Michel in the summer of 1944. -
US war correspondents Charles Collingwood (CBS) and Helen Kirkpatrick (Chicago Daily News) in front of Mont-Saint-Michel, summer 1944. -
190109, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb: US war correspondents take a break at Mont-Saint-Michel, summer 1944. -
US soldiers explore the forecourt of the medieval Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel in 1944 – captured in color by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
US soldiers in the main street of Mont-Saint-Michel decorated with French tricolor flags, summer 1944. -
Soldiers on the cobblestones of Mont-Saint-Michel, summer 1944 – captured in color by Jack Lieb. -
Scene from Mont-Saint-Michel, photographed in 1944 during Jack Lieb's passage through the Normandy interior. -
The famous sign of the Hôtel Poulard at Mont-Saint-Michel, photographed by Jack Lieb during his visit in summer 1944. -
Mont-Saint-Michel in the summer of 1944 – the medieval abbey in the Normandy hinterland, photographed by Jack Lieb during the Allied advance. -
War correspondent Robert Capa in front of the monastery island Mont-Saint-Michel, photographed by Jack Lieb in summer 1944. -
Color footage of war correspondent Robert Capa in front of the medieval monastery rock of Mont-Saint-Michel, Normandy, summer 1944. -
The U.S. war correspondent Robert Capa in front of the rocky island of Mont-Saint-Michel, photographed by Jack Lieb in the summer of 1944. -
A US soldier before the iconic monastery rock of Mont-Saint-Michel – a color photograph from Jack Lieb's journey through the Normandy hinterland in summer 1944. -
Allied bombers over Normandy with an explosion cloud – air support as part of the invasion operations 1944. -
Color footage of an aircraft in aerial combat over Normandy, June 1944, photographed by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
Footage of an aerial battle over Normandy in the summer of 1944, captured in color film by newsreel cameraman Jack Lieb. -
Still image of an aerial combat over Normandy, filmed by Jack Lieb in the summer of 1944. -
Still frame of an aerial combat over Normandy, captured by Jack Lieb in the summer of 1944. -
Still from Jack Lieb's color film: aerial combat over Normandy, summer 1944. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF on a field airstrip at the invasion front in Normandy, 1944, photographed by Jack Lieb in color. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF taking off or on approach to land at a field airstrip in Normandy, 1944. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF on a field airfield behind the invasion front in Normandy, 1944 – documented in Jack Lieb's private Kodachrome color footage. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF on a field airstrip in Normandy, 1944 – color footage by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
Ground crew preparing a P-47 Thunderbolt for deployment at the invasion front in Normandy, 1944. -
Ground personnel of the USAAF preparing a P-47 Thunderbolt at an airfield in Normandy, summer 1944. -
Ground personnel servicing or arming a P-47 Thunderbolt at the invasion front in Normandy, 1944. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF taxies on an airfield in Normandy – color footage by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF undergoes maintenance at an airfield near the invasion front in Normandy, summer 1944. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF taxis on an airfield at the invasion front in 1944 — photographed by Jack Lieb in color. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF on a forward airfield at the invasion front in Normandy, 1944, captured in color by Jack Lieb. -
A P-47 Thunderbolt of the USAAF rolls on an airfield at the invasion front in Normandy, summer 1944. -
A US artillery gun fires in 1944 from an entrenched firing position at the invasion front in Normandy—captured in color by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
A US artillery gun firing at the Allied invasion front in Normandy, summer 1944, in color footage captured by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
A U.S. artillery gun firing at the invasion front in Normandy – captured in Jack Lieb's rare color footage from the summer of 1944. -
A concrete bunker of the Atlantic Wall on the Normandy coast, photographed by Jack Lieb in the summer of 1944 following the Allied landing. -
Remains of a German Atlantic Wall bunker following the Allied landing in Normandy, June 1944. -
Destroyed bunker of the Atlantic Wall, photographed by Jack Lieb in color 16mm format after the landing in Normandy 1944. -
A unique color document: a destroyed bunker of the Atlantic Wall, filmed by cameraman Jack Lieb after the Allied landing in Normandy, summer 1944. -
Remains of an Atlantic Wall fortification on the French coast, photographed by Jack Lieb in summer 1944. -
A destroyed element of the Atlantic Wall on the coast of Normandy, photographed by Jack Lieb in the summer of 1944. -
Destroyed defensive installation of the Atlantic Wall on the coast of Normandy, photographed in 1944 by Jack Lieb. -
190109, Color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
A column of American military trucks rolls through a heavily destroyed town in Normandy, summer 1944. -
US military vehicles pass through a largely destroyed village in the Normandy hinterland during the Allied advance in summer 1944. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb: US troops advancing through Normandy, summer 1944. -
US war correspondents in Cherbourg, shortly after the city's capture by American troops in June 1944. -
A U.S. war correspondent with camera in Cherbourg, summer 1944 — captured in Jack Lieb's private color film.
