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Soviet troops with a captured Finnish state flag, Finland, 1939-1940	Submarine tender USS Holland with submarines Salmon, Seal, Stingray, Perch, Pollack, Cachalot, Cuttlefish, Skipjack, Snapper, and Sargo, San Diego Harbor, California, United States, 1940

Submarines Plunger, Salmon, Seal, and Stingray, San Diego harbor, California, United States, 1940	Submarines Salmon, Seal, Pickerel, Plunger, Snapper, and Permit, San Diego harbor, California, United States, 1940; note carrier Enterprise in background

Tan Chong Tee and Lim Bo Seng, India, late 1930s or early 1940s	TBD-1 Devastator aircraft of US Navy squadron VT-3 preparing to launch from USS Saratoga, circa 1938-1940

Tender Tsingtau tending to S-boats, Wilhelmshaven, Germany, circa 1940	Thai Vickers 6-ton tank, date unknown

The Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company’s sidewheeled steamship Seeandbee underway on the Great Lakes, United States in 1940. This ship would later be converted into the training aircraft carrier USS Wolverine.	The Duke of Kent Prince George inspecting destroyer HMS Kelley at Devonport, England, United Kingdom, 1939-1941; note Captain Louis Mountbatten

Three N3N aircraft in flight over Naval Air Station Glenview, Illinois, United States, early 1940s; seen in Mar 1980 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation News	Type 92 battalion guns, circa 1940s

Typical example of Type Y officer’s quarters at Fort Kamehameha at the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, circa 1940.	Unexploded Soviet rotationally dispersing incendiary bomb, 'Molotov bread basket', in a Finnish city, 1940

United States Navy recognition photo of the Kawanishi H6K flying boat, code named “Mavis” by the Allies, circa 1940. Photo 1 of 2.	United States Navy recognition photo of the Kawanishi H6K flying boat, code named “Mavis” by the Allies, circa 1940. Photo 2 of 2.

US Navy recognition drawings of Japanese cruisers Kako and Furutaka, late 1930s or early 1940s, 1 of 2	US Navy recognition drawings of Japanese cruisers Kako and Furutaka, late 1930s or early 1940s, 2 of 2

USS O'Brien, off the east coast of the United States, circa 1940	USS Oklahoma, circa 1940; note SOC Seagull aircraft on the catapults