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Japanese-American troops in a jeep in the Chambois Sector in France, circa Oct 1944; note anti-decapitation device on front bumperJapanese-American troops of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team advancing in trucks, Chambois Sector, France, circa late 1944
Japanese-American troops in a jeep in the Chambois Sector in France, circa Oct 1944; note anti-decapitation device on front bumperJapanese-American troops of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team advancing in trucks, Chambois Sector, France, circa late 1944
Kenney (center) and MacArthur (right) aboard USS Nashville off Leyte, Philippines, Oct 1944Ki-102b Army Type 4 attack aircraft, 1944-1945
Kenney (center) and MacArthur (right) aboard USS Nashville off Leyte, Philippines, Oct 1944Ki-102b Army Type 4 attack aircraft, 1944-1945
Late 1944 photograph of the wreckage left from the scuttling of the French fleet on 27 Nov 1942, Toulon Naval Dockyard, France. Wrecks of the Tartu, Cassard, L’Indomptable, Vautour, and Aigle can be seen.Lt General George Kenney and Maj General Ennis Whitehead, US Fifth Air Force Commander and Deputy Commander respectively, 1944.
Late 1944 photograph of the wreckage left from the scuttling of the French fleet on 27 Nov 1942, Toulon Naval Dockyard, France. Wrecks of the Tartu, Cassard, L’Indomptable, Vautour, and Aigle can be seen.Lt General George Kenney and Maj General Ennis Whitehead, US Fifth Air Force Commander and Deputy Commander respectively, 1944.
Men of German 4th Parachute Division with Panzerschreck launchers, Poland, Oct 1944Navy Bombing Squadron 11 performing a formation fly-by in their SB2C Helldivers over their carrier, the USS Hornet (Essex-class), 1944.
Men of German 4th Parachute Division with Panzerschreck launchers, Poland, Oct 1944Navy Bombing Squadron 11 performing a formation fly-by in their SB2C Helldivers over their carrier, the USS Hornet (Essex-class), 1944.
Newspaper clipping announcing the opening of the mutiny court martial for 50 Port Chicago sailors, Oct 1944.North American P-51C Mustang converted to an F-6C photo reconnaissance plane with the 10th Photo Recon Group and assigned to Captain John H. Hoefker, St. Dizler Airfield, France, Autumn 1944.
Newspaper clipping announcing the opening of the mutiny court martial for 50 Port Chicago sailors, Oct 1944.North American P-51C Mustang converted to an F-6C photo reconnaissance plane with the 10th Photo Recon Group and assigned to Captain John H. Hoefker, St. Dizler Airfield, France, Autumn 1944.
Official Boeing photograph comparing the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber and its successor B-29 Superfortress bomber, circa late 1944One of the trucks in an US Army
Official Boeing photograph comparing the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber and its successor B-29 Superfortress bomber, circa late 1944One of the trucks in an US Army 'Red Ball Express' convoy stuck in the mud, Europe, date unknown
P-47D Thunderbolt “Big Squaw” and another P-47 of the 19th Fighter Squadron make a low level pass over East Field, Saipan, Oct 1944. Note IH M-5 Truck and T/5 James B Lazar from the 805th Aviation Engineer Battalion.Personnel of the German Grossdeutschland brigade showing a Panzerschreck weapon to a child from a village near the location of their field exercise, Germany, Oct 1944
P-47D Thunderbolt “Big Squaw” and another P-47 of the 19th Fighter Squadron make a low level pass over East Field, Saipan, Oct 1944. Note IH M-5 Truck and T/5 James B Lazar from the 805th Aviation Engineer Battalion.Personnel of the German Grossdeutschland brigade showing a Panzerschreck weapon to a child from a village near the location of their field exercise, Germany, Oct 1944
Polish resistance fighters Henryk Ozarek (with Vis pistol) and Tadeusz Przybyszewski (with Blyskawica submachine gun) of Anna Company of Gustaw Battalion fighting on Kredytowa-Krolewska Street, Warsaw, Poland, Oct 1944Port bow view of destroyer USS Hoel in her Measure 21, Design 1D paint scheme, about Oct 1944.
Polish resistance fighters Henryk Ozarek (with Vis pistol) and Tadeusz Przybyszewski (with Blyskawica submachine gun) of Anna Company of Gustaw Battalion fighting on Kredytowa-Krolewska Street, Warsaw, Poland, Oct 1944Port bow view of destroyer USS Hoel in her Measure 21, Design 1D paint scheme, about Oct 1944.
Port bow view of large cruiser USS Guam, circa late 1944Portrait of Ferenc Szálasi, Oct 1944
Port bow view of large cruiser USS Guam, circa late 1944Portrait of Ferenc Szálasi, Oct 1944
Post office of US 4th Marine Division, Saipan, Mariana Islands, late 1944Rear of a German Tiger II tank, Budapest, Hungary, Oct 1944
Post office of US 4th Marine Division, Saipan, Mariana Islands, late 1944Rear of a German Tiger II tank, Budapest, Hungary, Oct 1944

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