Unsinkable?

HMS Prince of Wales anchored at Fortress Singapore. Hailed as the unsinkable flagship of Force Z, she was ironically sunk by Japanese bombers at the opening moments of the Pacific War on December 10, 1941.

The Prince of Wales and Repulse made history as the world's first capital ships to be sunk at open seas by air power.

Girls With Guns

The Soviet Union mobilized nearly half a million women soldiers during WW2; some of these ladies proved just too lethal for the Germans to cope with.

Original black & white image @ militaryphotos.com

King Tiger

Tiger #300 of Schweres Panzer Abteilung 503 (503rd Heavy Tank Battalion), polished with new camouflage coat at Budapest, 1944.

Original black & white image @ militaryimages.net

The Divine Wind

Classic snapshot of a Japanese Zero making a kamikaze run against USS Missouri. The "battle wounds" suffered from this attack is still visible on the battleship today!

Original black & white image @ www.worldaffairsboard.com

Stukas

Ju-87 dive bombers soaring up above North Africa.

Original black & white image @ www.topedge.com

Operation Overlord

June 6, 1944 - the Allies marched to free Europe from Nazi occupation. Troops were ferried to the Normandy beaches by landing barges. D-Day was exactly 66 years ago.

Original black & white image @ blogs.denverpost.com

USS Enterprise

The "Big E" seen here as a victim of Japanese kamikaze attacks on 11 April, 1945. AKA "Lucky E", she survived the attack, of course!

It is of great shame that this most decorated warship of WW2 did not made it to the museum.

Battleship Yamato

U.S. bombers scoring a direct hit on the Japanese super giant.

Original black & white image @ militarytimes.com

Tiger On The Prowl

The mighty King of European battlefield in the Falaise Pocket, France.

Original black & white image from Padre Steve @ padresteve.wordpress.com

Michael Wittmann

Legendary Tiger ace of the Waffen-SS.

This is my first ever attempt at digital coloring; its completion drove me into a frenzy to take on more projects. >:)