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Crewman on HMS King George V with 7-inch anti-aircraft rockets, 1941CW-21 B fighters on an airfield in the Netherlands, 1941
Crewman on HMS King George V with 7-inch anti-aircraft rockets, 1941CW-21 B fighters on an airfield in the Netherlands, 1941
Damaged DC-3 aircraft at Suifu, Sichuan Province, China, 1941Damaged Ju 87B Stuka dive bomber, Acroma, Libya, 1941
Damaged DC-3 aircraft at Suifu, Sichuan Province, China, 1941Damaged Ju 87B Stuka dive bomber, Acroma, Libya, 1941
DC-2 passenger aircraft at Loiwing (Leiyun) airfield, Yunnan Province, China, date unknownDead Soviet soldier next to his Maxim M1910 heavy machine gun, circa 1940s
DC-2 passenger aircraft at Loiwing (Leiyun) airfield, Yunnan Province, China, date unknownDead Soviet soldier next to his Maxim M1910 heavy machine gun, circa 1940s
Deck opening aboard Bismarck with weather guard, 1940-1941Diagram of the early DUKW from the US Army Service Manual
Deck opening aboard Bismarck with weather guard, 1940-1941Diagram of the early DUKW from the US Army Service Manual
Do 217 J-2 nightfighter, 1940sDodge WC27 1/2 ton ambulances and CCKW 21/2 ton trucks loaded on railway flat cars for shipment from manufacturing plants to points of embarkation, circa 1941
Do 217 J-2 nightfighter, 1940sDodge WC27 1/2 ton ambulances and CCKW 21/2 ton trucks loaded on railway flat cars for shipment from manufacturing plants to points of embarkation, circa 1941
Dodge WC54 3/4-ton field ambulance converted for use by the US Army Signal Corps; conversions of this type were not unique but they were rareDouglas Bader and a Czechoslovakian pilot in England, United Kingdom, date unknown
Dodge WC54 3/4-ton field ambulance converted for use by the US Army Signal Corps; conversions of this type were not unique but they were rareDouglas Bader and a Czechoslovakian pilot in England, United Kingdom, date unknown
DShK machine gun and other weapons atop a Soviet armored train, 1941Early DUKW engaged in training, United States, 1940-1944
DShK machine gun and other weapons atop a Soviet armored train, 1941Early DUKW engaged in training, United States, 1940-1944
Early GMC CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 closed cab long wheel base transport with winch, date unknownEarly GMC CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 closed cab short wheel base transport with winch and optional gun ring, date unknown
Early GMC CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 closed cab long wheel base transport with winch, date unknownEarly GMC CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 closed cab short wheel base transport with winch and optional gun ring, date unknown
Electronic schematic showing the effects of a capacitor on a circuit that, supposedly, led to the creation of the Mr. Chad face that was later adopted for “Kilroy Was Here.”Entrance to RAF Station Sembawang, Singapore, circa 1941
Electronic schematic showing the effects of a capacitor on a circuit that, supposedly, led to the creation of the Mr. Chad face that was later adopted for “Kilroy Was Here.”Entrance to RAF Station Sembawang, Singapore, circa 1941
F2A Buffalo fighter being serviced, date unknownF4F-3 Wildcat (foreground), SBD-3 Dauntless (center forward and background), and TBD-1 Devastator (center rear) aircraft on the flight deck of USS Saratoga, fall 1941
F2A Buffalo fighter being serviced, date unknownF4F-3 Wildcat (foreground), SBD-3 Dauntless (center forward and background), and TBD-1 Devastator (center rear) aircraft on the flight deck of USS Saratoga, fall 1941

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