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German soldiers inspecting damage on the armor plating of their Tiger I heavy tank, Kursk, Russia, summer 1943, photo 1 of 2German soldiers inspecting damage on the armor plating of their Tiger I heavy tank, Kursk, Russia, summer 1943, photo 2 of 2
German soldiers inspecting damage on the armor plating of their Tiger I heavy tank, Kursk, Russia, summer 1943, photo 1 of 2German soldiers inspecting damage on the armor plating of their Tiger I heavy tank, Kursk, Russia, summer 1943, photo 2 of 2
German Tiger I heavy tanks in combat, south of Oryol, Russia, Jul 1943German troops at Kursk, Russia, summer 1943; note Tiger I heavy tank and StuG III gun
German Tiger I heavy tanks in combat, south of Oryol, Russia, Jul 1943German troops at Kursk, Russia, summer 1943; note Tiger I heavy tank and StuG III gun
German Waffen-SS troops operating a Grille self-propelled gun in Russia, Jul 1943, photo 1 of 2German Waffen-SS troops operating a Grille self-propelled gun in Russia, Jul 1943, photo 2 of 2
German Waffen-SS troops operating a Grille self-propelled gun in Russia, Jul 1943, photo 1 of 2German Waffen-SS troops operating a Grille self-propelled gun in Russia, Jul 1943, photo 2 of 2
Graduating WAVES yeomen, Naval Training Center (Hunter College), WomenGround crew starting 357th Fighter Group commander Col. Edward S. Chickering
Graduating WAVES yeomen, Naval Training Center (Hunter College), Women's Reserve, the Bronx, New York City, United States, summer 1943Ground crew starting 357th Fighter Group commander Col. Edward S. Chickering's P-39Q the hard way - with the hand crank to get the inertia starter going. Hamilton Field, California, United States, July 1943
Higgins 78-foot torpedo boats of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 13 (MTBRon 13) moored in Attu, Alaska, Jul 943. Note PT-75 and PT-78 nested outboard of their squadron-mate and PBY Catalina patrol plane taking off.Hitler Youth members being decorated for bravery while manning anti-aircraft guns, Hamburg, Germany, July 1943
Higgins 78-foot torpedo boats of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 13 (MTBRon 13) moored in Attu, Alaska, Jul 943. Note PT-75 and PT-78 nested outboard of their squadron-mate and PBY Catalina patrol plane taking off.Hitler Youth members being decorated for bravery while manning anti-aircraft guns, Hamburg, Germany, July 1943
HMS Rodney at Valetta, Malta, Jul 1943HMS Victorious at anchor in the Solomons, Jul 1943. This was during the period Victorious was on loan to the US Fleet. Note US F4F Wildcats and TBM Avengers on the flight deck.
HMS Rodney at Valetta, Malta, Jul 1943HMS Victorious at anchor in the Solomons, Jul 1943. This was during the period Victorious was on loan to the US Fleet. Note US F4F Wildcats and TBM Avengers on the flight deck.
James Doolittle awarding the Purple Heart to the crew of B-17E Flying Fortress bomber Japanese midget submarine Ha-19, captured in Hawaii following the 7 Dec 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, toured the United States as part of a War Bond drive. It is seen here in front of the US Capitol, Washington DC, mid-1943
James Doolittle awarding the Purple Heart to the crew of B-17E Flying Fortress bomber 'Sweet Chariot', Chateau-dun-du-Rhumel Airfield, Algeria, Jul 1943Japanese midget submarine Ha-19, captured in Hawaii following the 7 Dec 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, toured the United States as part of a War Bond drive. It is seen here in front of the US Capitol, Washington DC, mid-1943
Japanese-American troops of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team building and crossing a pontoon bridge during training at Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, United States, Jul 1943Landing Signal Officers stand-by as an SNJ Texan approaches training aircraft carrier USS Sable for a landing on Lake Michigan, United States, 1943.
Japanese-American troops of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team building and crossing a pontoon bridge during training at Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, United States, Jul 1943Landing Signal Officers stand-by as an SNJ Texan approaches training aircraft carrier USS Sable for a landing on Lake Michigan, United States, 1943.
Lt Stanley Stedt, a bombardier with the 306th Bomb Group, sitting astride a 4,000-pound bomb while fellow airmen sit atop cases of .50-caliber ammunition, RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, Jul 1943.Medical tent at a Hitler Youth summer camp near Berlin, Germany, Jul 1943
Lt Stanley Stedt, a bombardier with the 306th Bomb Group, sitting astride a 4,000-pound bomb while fellow airmen sit atop cases of .50-caliber ammunition, RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, Jul 1943.Medical tent at a Hitler Youth summer camp near Berlin, Germany, Jul 1943
Men of USMC 9th Defense Battalion firing their 155mm Gun M1 from Rendova or another nearby island toward New Georgia, Solomon Islands, Jul 1943Overturned F4U-1 Corsair of Marine Squadron VMF-215 at the Munda Airstrip, New Georgia, Solomons, 1943
Men of USMC 9th Defense Battalion firing their 155mm Gun M1 from Rendova or another nearby island toward New Georgia, Solomon Islands, Jul 1943Overturned F4U-1 Corsair of Marine Squadron VMF-215 at the Munda Airstrip, New Georgia, Solomons, 1943

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