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Colonel Oveta Hobby (right) speaking with Auxiliary Margaret Peterson and Captain Elizabeth Gilbert at Mitchel Field, New York, United States, 1943	Completed Bren guns at Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield, London, England, United Kingdom, date unknown

Consolidated C-87 Liberator aircraft (cargo variant of the B-24) taking off on a training flight in Ft. Worth, Texas, United States, 1942	Construction of Submarine Pen Kilian atop of dry dock III, Deutsche Werke Kiel, Germany, 1943

Convoy of CCKW 2 1/2-ton troop transports, date unknown	Corsair Mk II fighter of British No. 1833 Naval Air Squadron in flight near Naval Air Station Quonset Point, Rhode Island, United States, 1943

Crew standing in front of a Heinkel He-219 Uhu night fighter, date and location unknown.	Crewman pulls the propeller through on an F4U-1 Corsair of Marine Fighting Squadron 218 at Barakoma Airfield, Vella Lavella, Solomon Islands, 1943. Note the general sandblasted look of the aircraft after long exposure to tropical winds and coral dust.

Crews of No. 77 Squadron RAF about to be driven by WAAF drivers to the dispersals at RAF Elvington, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom for the Squadron's fourth raid on Berlin, Germany, 1942-1945	D3A2 dive bombers at rest at an airfield, circa 1940s

Damaged building, location and date unknown, photograph taken by a German photographer	Damaged building, location and date unknown, photograph taken by a German photographer

Damaged buildings, location and date unknown	Damaged buildings, location and date unknown

Damaged KV tank, date unknown	Damaged street car, location and date unknown

Dead Japanese soldiers and wrecked Daihatsu-class landing craft on Buna beach, New Guinea, 1943	Deputy Reich Protector of Bohemia and Monrovia and SS General Kurt Daluege practicing with a Luger pistol, likely in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1942-43. In 1946, he was hanged for mass atrocities against the Czech people

Diorama by Norman Bel Geddes of USS Nautilus' torpedo attack on carrier Kaga; note this war time depiction did not resemble Kaga	Drawing of the Mark XIII aerial torpedo showing the wooden tail shroud and the plywood drag ring on the nose. Both were designed to stabilize the torpedo during the drop and then break off on impact with the water.