128 Free Photos of Protective Covering

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He will cover you with his feathers. He will shelter you with his wings. His faithful promises are your armor and protection.
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Marines of the first wave, landing on the beach at Saipan, crawl forward for protective covering while waiting for additional waves of green-garbed Leathernecks to land.
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SC 364302 - Crouched behind a .50 caliber machine gun, American machine gunner of the Seventh Army, provides protective cover for advancing infantrymen...
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RAN Armament Depot Spectacle Island - Gun pound structure in foreground; covered way (9A) background - provided protection from weather whilst gunpowder was being transferred from the wharf to the magazine. Also functioned as a path that could be swept to
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Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk is wrapped in protective covering prior to being loaded aboard USS Okinawa (LPH-3) at NAS Cubi Point, 4 June 1992 (6480685)
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SC 329846 - 1st S.S.F. and 351st Inf. Regt., 88th Div., first troops on the streets of Rome. Shown here are soldiers leaving the protective cover of a burning Mark VI tank to move deeper into Rome. 4 June, 1944.
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