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Control unit of a V-2 rocket, Peenemünde, Germany, 1940sConvoy of CCKW 2 1/2-ton troop transports, date unknown
Control unit of a V-2 rocket, Peenemünde, Germany, 1940sConvoy 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, 1943Costal area, Fiji, 1942-1944
Corsair Mk II fighter of British No. 1833 Naval Air Squadron in flight near Naval Air Station Quonset Point, Rhode Island, United States, 1943Costal area, Fiji, 1942-1944
Covenanter bridgelayer vehicle, 1940sCrew standing in front of a Heinkel He-219 Uhu night fighter, date and location unknown.
Covenanter bridgelayer vehicle, 1940sCrew 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
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
Crowd of British factory workers checking out the Valentine tank named Crusader Mk III tank with QF 6 pounder gun, circa 1942-1943
Crowd of British factory workers checking out the Valentine tank named 'Stalin' during Russian Ambassador Ivan Maisky's visit, England, UK, circa 1943Crusader Mk III tank with QF 6 pounder gun, circa 1942-1943
Curtiss C-46 Commando aircraft flying over D3A2 dive bomber in flight, circa 1940s
Curtiss C-46 Commando aircraft flying over 'the hump' from Burma to China over the eastern Himalayas, 1942-1943D3A2 dive bomber in flight, circa 1940s
D3A2 dive bombers at rest at an airfield, circa 1940sD3A2 dive bombers in flight, 1942-1943
D3A2 dive bombers at rest at an airfield, circa 1940sD3A2 dive bombers in flight, 1942-1943
Dai Li and Milton Miles, China, 1940sDai Li and Milton Miles, China, 1940s
Dai Li and Milton Miles, China, 1940sDai Li and Milton Miles, China, 1940s
Dai Li inspecting troops, China, 1940sDai Li with US and Chinese personnel, China, 1940s
Dai Li inspecting troops, China, 1940sDai Li with US and Chinese personnel, China, 1940s
Dai Li, Milton Miles and other SACO personnel, China, 1940sDamaged building, location and date unknown, photograph taken by a German photographer
Dai Li, Milton Miles and other SACO personnel, China, 1940sDamaged building, location and date unknown, photograph taken by a German photographer

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