Battleships will cover the "liberation" (as President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill have indicated the invasion of Europe should be called) landings, if the technique is the same as that which was employed in Sicily and Italy. This picture shows a British battleship shelling, from about 15,000 yards, enemy troops holding out against landing parties. The ship's anti-aircraft guns take part in the job of keeping away enemy aircraft approaching the beaches. June 3, 1944. (Photo by British Official Photograph).