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B-25 Mitchell bombers of the 42nd Bomb Group on the ramp at Munda, New Georgia, Solomons, 1943. Note B-24 Liberator nose turrets at left.Boeing B-17F Fortress “Little Audrey” flying with other bombers of the 306th Bomb Group based at Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, United Kingdom, May or Jun 1943. Note the unusual camouflage paint scheme.
B-25 Mitchell bombers of the 42nd Bomb Group on the ramp at Munda, New Georgia, Solomons, 1943. Note B-24 Liberator nose turrets at left.Boeing B-17F Fortress “Little Audrey” flying with other bombers of the 306th Bomb Group based at Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, United Kingdom, May or Jun 1943. Note the unusual camouflage paint scheme.
British General Bernard Montgomery and American Lt General George Patton shake hands at a Tunisian airstrip prior to the Sicily Invasion, mid 1943. I Armored Corps Deputy Commander Geoffrey Keyes is at left.Camouflaged German 2 cm Flakvierling 38 anti-aircraft gun mounted atop a SdKfz. 7 half-track vehicle, immediately prior to Battle of Kursk, summer 1943, photo 1 of 2
British General Bernard Montgomery and American Lt General George Patton shake hands at a Tunisian airstrip prior to the Sicily Invasion, mid 1943. I Armored Corps Deputy Commander Geoffrey Keyes is at left.Camouflaged German 2 cm Flakvierling 38 anti-aircraft gun mounted atop a SdKfz. 7 half-track vehicle, immediately prior to Battle of Kursk, summer 1943, photo 1 of 2
Camouflaged German 2 cm Flakvierling 38 anti-aircraft gun mounted atop a SdKfz. 7 half-track vehicle, immediately prior to Battle of Kursk, summer 1943, photo 2 of 2Cuttlefish making a practice dive, while serving on training duty out of New London, Connecticut, United States, circa mid-1943
Camouflaged German 2 cm Flakvierling 38 anti-aircraft gun mounted atop a SdKfz. 7 half-track vehicle, immediately prior to Battle of Kursk, summer 1943, photo 2 of 2Cuttlefish making a practice dive, while serving on training duty out of New London, Connecticut, United States, circa mid-1943
Cuttlefish submerging, while serving on training duty out of New London, Connecticut, United States, circa mid-1943Cuttlefish underway, circa mid-1943, while serving on training duty out of New London, Connecticut, United States
Cuttlefish submerging, while serving on training duty out of New London, Connecticut, United States, circa mid-1943Cuttlefish underway, circa mid-1943, while serving on training duty out of New London, Connecticut, United States
Element of the 62nd Fighter Squadron fly their P-47 Thunderbolts over the English countryside, Apr-Jun 1943; these fighters were based at RAF Horsham St Faith, Norfolk, England, UK.F4U-1 Corsair, an F4F Wildcat, and two TBF-1 Avengers run up their engines prior to launch from the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, mid-1943.
Element of the 62nd Fighter Squadron fly their P-47 Thunderbolts over the English countryside, Apr-Jun 1943; these fighters were based at RAF Horsham St Faith, Norfolk, England, UK.F4U-1 Corsair, an F4F Wildcat, and two TBF-1 Avengers run up their engines prior to launch from the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, mid-1943.
Finnish Bf 109 G-2 on the ground, at Helsinki-Malmi Airport, Finland, Jun 1943George Kenney at the
Finnish Bf 109 G-2 on the ground, at Helsinki-Malmi Airport, Finland, Jun 1943George Kenney at the '3rd Slug Bar' officer club at Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943
George Kenney at the German and Italian flags flying at the German embassy in Rome, Italy, circa Jun 1943
George Kenney at the '3rd Slug Bar' officer club at Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943German and Italian flags flying at the German embassy in Rome, Italy, circa Jun 1943
HMS LST-324 and HMS LST-412 unloading logs at Freetown, Sierra Leone, circa mid-1943HMS Victorious moored at Nouméa, New Caledonia, summer 1943 during the period Victorious was operating with the US Fleet.
HMS LST-324 and HMS LST-412 unloading logs at Freetown, Sierra Leone, circa mid-1943HMS Victorious moored at Nouméa, New Caledonia, summer 1943 during the period Victorious was operating with the US Fleet.
Keith Park and Arthur Coningham in a MG roadster at Malta, Jun 1943Lidice, Czechoslovakia Jun 1943. What had been a village street lined with peasant homes as it appeared a year after the destruction.
Keith Park and Arthur Coningham in a MG roadster at Malta, Jun 1943Lidice, Czechoslovakia Jun 1943. What had been a village street lined with peasant homes as it appeared a year after the destruction.
Lt George Gay in the cockpit of a TBM Avenger with Torpedo Squadron 11 on Guadalcanal, Jun 1943. As Ensign Gay, he was the sole survivor of Torpedo Squadron 8 at Midway in 1942.Master Sergeant Edward Gregory of the 306th Bomb Group in front of an orderly room at RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, mid-1943. MSgt Gregory was the crew chief for the B-17 ‘Rose of York’.
Lt George Gay in the cockpit of a TBM Avenger with Torpedo Squadron 11 on Guadalcanal, Jun 1943. As Ensign Gay, he was the sole survivor of Torpedo Squadron 8 at Midway in 1942.Master Sergeant Edward Gregory of the 306th Bomb Group in front of an orderly room at RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, mid-1943. MSgt Gregory was the crew chief for the B-17 ‘Rose of York’.

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