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German naval personnel removing a killed British commando from a house, Saint-Nazaire, France, 28 Mar 194216-inch coastal defense gun at Fort Story, Virginia, United States, Apr 1942
German naval personnel removing a killed British commando from a house, Saint-Nazaire, France, 28 Mar 194216-inch coastal defense gun at Fort Story, Virginia, United States, Apr 1942
A young Japanese-American girl awaiting bus for internment camp, California, Apr 1942Australian pilots of the No. 457 Squadron
A young Japanese-American girl awaiting bus for internment camp, California, Apr 1942Australian pilots of the No. 457 Squadron 'Grey Nurse' RAAF at RAF Station Redhill, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, Mar-May 1942
British cruiser HMS Trinidad under repair in the Kola Inlet at Murmansk, Russia, Mar-Apr 1942Captured Japanese photograph of Americans POWs carrying the sick and the wounded during the Bataan Death March, Philippine Islands, Apr 1942
British cruiser HMS Trinidad under repair in the Kola Inlet at Murmansk, Russia, Mar-Apr 1942Captured Japanese photograph of Americans POWs carrying the sick and the wounded during the Bataan Death March, Philippine Islands, Apr 1942
Cruiser USS Wichita at anchor in Scapa Flow, early Apr 1942. Carrier USS Wasp (Wasp-class) is beyond.Flight deck of Akagi as seen from an aircraft that just took off from the carrier, Indian Ocean, Apr 1942; note D3A Type 99 dive bombers preparing for takeoff on the flight deck
Cruiser USS Wichita at anchor in Scapa Flow, early Apr 1942. Carrier USS Wasp (Wasp-class) is beyond.Flight deck of Akagi as seen from an aircraft that just took off from the carrier, Indian Ocean, Apr 1942; note D3A Type 99 dive bombers preparing for takeoff on the flight deck
Japanese Americans in front of poster with internment orders, California, United States, 1942Japanese filmmaker Nagamasa Kawakita visiting Shanghai, China, Apr 1942; Kawakita in front row, second from left; Chinese puppet ruler Wang Jingwei in front row, far right
Japanese Americans in front of poster with internment orders, California, United States, 1942Japanese filmmaker Nagamasa Kawakita visiting Shanghai, China, Apr 1942; Kawakita in front row, second from left; Chinese puppet ruler Wang Jingwei in front row, far right
Japanese-American business owner T. Z. ShiotaLewis Puller dressed as Davy Jones during a line-crossing ceremony aboard USS Fuller, Apr 1942
Japanese-American business owner T. Z. Shiota's farewell letter posted in his shop window as he was ordered to relocate, San Francisco, California, United States, Apr 1942Lewis Puller dressed as Davy Jones during a line-crossing ceremony aboard USS Fuller, Apr 1942
Loading a shell into a 37 mm Gun M3 during a training exercise, Fort Benning, Georgia, United States, Apr 1942Major Iwaichi Fujiwara of the Japanese 15th Army meeting Captain Giani Pritam Singh of the Indian National Army, Bangkok, Thailand, Apr 1942
Loading a shell into a 37 mm Gun M3 during a training exercise, Fort Benning, Georgia, United States, Apr 1942Major Iwaichi Fujiwara of the Japanese 15th Army meeting Captain Giani Pritam Singh of the Indian National Army, Bangkok, Thailand, Apr 1942
TBD-1 Devastator and F4F-3 Wildcat aircraft parked on EnterpriseTwo SBD-3 Dauntless dive bombers of Scouting Squadron 5 flying by USS Yorktown (Yorktown-class) in the Coral Sea, Apr 1942. Note F4F-3 Wildcats of Fighting Squadron 42 and red & white rudder stripes in use only 4 months
TBD-1 Devastator and F4F-3 Wildcat aircraft parked on Enterprise's flight deck, Apr 1942Two SBD-3 Dauntless dive bombers of Scouting Squadron 5 flying by USS Yorktown (Yorktown-class) in the Coral Sea, Apr 1942. Note F4F-3 Wildcats of Fighting Squadron 42 and red & white rudder stripes in use only 4 months
United States Coast Guard cutter WPC-372 in New York Harbor, spring 1942. Note Mousetrap anti-submarine rocket rails on her foredeck. Photo 1 of 3.United States Coast Guard cutter WPC-372 in New York Harbor, spring 1942. Note Mousetrap anti-submarine rocket rails on her foredeck. Photo 2 of 3.
United States Coast Guard cutter WPC-372 in New York Harbor, spring 1942. Note Mousetrap anti-submarine rocket rails on her foredeck. Photo 1 of 3.United States Coast Guard cutter WPC-372 in New York Harbor, spring 1942. Note Mousetrap anti-submarine rocket rails on her foredeck. Photo 2 of 3.
United States Coast Guard cutter WPC-372 in New York Harbor, spring 1942. Note Mousetrap anti-submarine rocket rails on her foredeck. Photo 3 of 3.USS Tuscaloosa in Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom while she was operating with the British Home Fleet, April 1942. The British heavy cruiser HMS London is in the background.
United States Coast Guard cutter WPC-372 in New York Harbor, spring 1942. Note Mousetrap anti-submarine rocket rails on her foredeck. Photo 3 of 3.USS Tuscaloosa in Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom while she was operating with the British Home Fleet, April 1942. The British heavy cruiser HMS London is in the background.

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