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WC-4 trucks towing 37 mm Gun M3 pieces, 1943WC54 ambulance at US Army Medical Detachment 1340 facility, Fiji, 1942-1944
WC-4 trucks towing 37 mm Gun M3 pieces, 1943WC54 ambulance at US Army Medical Detachment 1340 facility, Fiji, 1942-1944
Welbike Mark I motorcycle in its a special airdrop container, date unknownWelders S. L. Ramsey and Benny Chen worked on the Liberty Ship SS Frederick Douglass at the Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard, Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 1943
Welbike Mark I motorcycle in its a special airdrop container, date unknownWelders S. L. Ramsey and Benny Chen worked on the Liberty Ship SS Frederick Douglass at the Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard, Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 1943
Welkin Mk I aircraft in flight, 1940sWelkin Mk I aircraft in flight, 1940s
Welkin Mk I aircraft in flight, 1940sWelkin Mk I aircraft in flight, 1940s
Willa Beatrice Brown, trainer for the US Army Air Forces, was the first African-American woman to receive commission as lieutenant in US Civil Air Patrol; note male-style coat and Germanic pilot wingsWilliam Halsey presenting Willis Lee with the Navy Cross medal, circa Jan 1943
Willa Beatrice Brown, trainer for the US Army Air Forces, was the first African-American woman to receive commission as lieutenant in US Civil Air Patrol; note male-style coat and Germanic pilot wingsWilliam Halsey presenting Willis Lee with the Navy Cross medal, circa Jan 1943
Willys MB vehicle with slat grille, US Territory of Alaska, date unknownWinston Churchill and Charles Portal at an airfield in Britain, 1940s
Willys MB vehicle with slat grille, US Territory of Alaska, date unknownWinston Churchill and Charles Portal at an airfield in Britain, 1940s
Winston Churchill reviewing Polish troops in England, United Kingdom, circa 1943Women
Winston Churchill reviewing Polish troops in England, United Kingdom, circa 1943Women's Royal Naval Service river pilots Pat McGinnis, Pat Turner, and Patricia Downing studying charts at Plymouth Naval Base, England, United Kingdom, date unknown
Worker at Electric Boat Company, New London, Connecticut, United States, 1943.Workers loading uranium slugs into the X-10 Graphite Reactor
Worker at Electric Boat Company, New London, Connecticut, United States, 1943.Workers loading uranium slugs into the X-10 Graphite Reactor's concrete face, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States, circa 1943
Wreck of a Ju 87D Stuka dive bomber of German Sturzkampfgeschwader 3, North Africa, 1943Wreck of a Me 323 Gigant aircraft, 1940s
Wreck of a Ju 87D Stuka dive bomber of German Sturzkampfgeschwader 3, North Africa, 1943Wreck of a Me 323 Gigant aircraft, 1940s
Wreck of two G4M bombers at Lae, New Guinea, 1943Wreck of Yamazuki Maru at Veuru, near Cape Esperence, Guadalcanal, late 1942 or early 1943
Wreck of two G4M bombers at Lae, New Guinea, 1943Wreck of Yamazuki Maru at Veuru, near Cape Esperence, Guadalcanal, late 1942 or early 1943
Wrecked Marseillaise, Toulon, France, circa late 1942 or early 1943Wrecked T-37A amphibious tank with German marking, 1943
Wrecked Marseillaise, Toulon, France, circa late 1942 or early 1943Wrecked T-37A amphibious tank with German marking, 1943

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