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The tail gunner and his view out of a G4M1 bomber, 1941Tirpitz underway for her trials, 1941
The tail gunner and his view out of a G4M1 bomber, 1941Tirpitz underway for her trials, 1941
Tomoyuki Yamashita, circa 1941Troops of Polish I Corps in training in Scotland, United Kingdom, 1941
Tomoyuki Yamashita, circa 1941Troops of Polish I Corps in training in Scotland, United Kingdom, 1941
Troops of the Japanese Kwantung Army on exercise, northeastern China, 1941, photo 1 of 2Troops of the Japanese Kwantung Army on exercise, northeastern China, 1941, photo 2 of 2
Troops of the Japanese Kwantung Army on exercise, northeastern China, 1941, photo 1 of 2Troops of the Japanese Kwantung Army on exercise, northeastern China, 1941, photo 2 of 2
Two British Fulmar carrier fighters in flight over the Mediterranean Sea, 1941Two British girls looking beyond barbed wire obstacles on the southern coast of England, United Kingdom, date unknown
Two British Fulmar carrier fighters in flight over the Mediterranean Sea, 1941Two British girls looking beyond barbed wire obstacles on the southern coast of England, United Kingdom, date unknown
Two Ju 87B Stuka dive bombers in flight in the Balkans, 1941Two Master aircraft and a Spitfire aircraft at RAF Grangemouth, Scotland, United Kingdom, date unknown
Two Ju 87B Stuka dive bombers in flight in the Balkans, 1941Two Master aircraft and a Spitfire aircraft at RAF Grangemouth, Scotland, United Kingdom, date unknown
Type 92 Jyu-Sokosha tankettes of Japanese 15th Infantry Group Tankette Unit at Wanshi, Jiangsu Province, China, 1941Type 96 Mark 4 Bo radio set inside of a Type 97 Cha-Ha tank, date unknown
Type 92 Jyu-Sokosha tankettes of Japanese 15th Infantry Group Tankette Unit at Wanshi, Jiangsu Province, China, 1941Type 96 Mark 4 Bo radio set inside of a Type 97 Cha-Ha tank, date unknown
United States Army Air Corps Hawk fighter resting on a Chinese airfield, pre-May 1942US and Chinese civilian personnel of CAMCO factory at Loiwing (Leiyun), Yunnan, China, date unknown
United States Army Air Corps Hawk fighter resting on a Chinese airfield, pre-May 1942US and Chinese civilian personnel of CAMCO factory at Loiwing (Leiyun), Yunnan, China, date unknown
US Army aviator Lieutenant Peddy posing in front of his B-25 Mitchell bomber with his full crew, date unknownUS Marine holding M55 Reising folding-stock (left) and M50 Reising (right) submachine guns, Marine Corps Base Quantico, near Triangle, Virginia, United States, date unknown
US Army aviator Lieutenant Peddy posing in front of his B-25 Mitchell bomber with his full crew, date unknownUS Marine holding M55 Reising folding-stock (left) and M50 Reising (right) submachine guns, Marine Corps Base Quantico, near Triangle, Virginia, United States, date unknown
US Marine practicing marksmanship with a Springfield M1903 rifle, circa 1941US Marine Richard Hall, US Territory of Hawaii, 1941
US Marine practicing marksmanship with a Springfield M1903 rifle, circa 1941US Marine Richard Hall, US Territory of Hawaii, 1941
US Marines in training at Marine Corps Base Quantico, near Triangle, Virginia, United States with M55 Reising folding-stock (left) and M50 Reising (right) submachine guns, date unknownUS Marines instructing Filipino aviation cadets on the use of a water-cooled .30 caliber Browning machine gun, circa 1941
US Marines in training at Marine Corps Base Quantico, near Triangle, Virginia, United States with M55 Reising folding-stock (left) and M50 Reising (right) submachine guns, date unknownUS Marines instructing Filipino aviation cadets on the use of a water-cooled .30 caliber Browning machine gun, circa 1941

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