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Color guard leading armored cruiser USS Pittsburgh landing party in the Bund, Shanghai, China, 1927; note Springfield M1903 rifles and M1911 pistolsCommander Richmond Turner (center) with other aviators at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida, United States, 1927
Color guard leading armored cruiser USS Pittsburgh landing party in the Bund, Shanghai, China, 1927; note Springfield M1903 rifles and M1911 pistolsCommander Richmond Turner (center) with other aviators at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida, United States, 1927
Cruiser Aoba soon after completion, circa 1927-1929Cruiser Aoba underway as depicted on a postcard, circa 1927-1929
Cruiser Aoba soon after completion, circa 1927-1929Cruiser Aoba underway as depicted on a postcard, circa 1927-1929
Duke (left, partially hidden) and Duchess of York visiting Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, 1927Duke and Duchess of York at a Beaudesert campdraft, Queensland, Australia, 1927
Duke (left, partially hidden) and Duchess of York visiting Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, 1927Duke and Duchess of York at a Beaudesert campdraft, Queensland, Australia, 1927
Duke and Duchess of York in a motorcade while visiting Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, 1927Duke and Duchess of York visiting Gatton, Queensland, Australia, 1927
Duke and Duchess of York in a motorcade while visiting Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, 1927Duke and Duchess of York visiting Gatton, Queensland, Australia, 1927
Duke and Duchess of York visiting Nundah, Brisbane, Australia, 1927Duke and Duchess of York with others in Queensland, Australia, 1927
Duke and Duchess of York visiting Nundah, Brisbane, Australia, 1927Duke and Duchess of York with others in Queensland, Australia, 1927
Duke and Dutchess of York aboard State Car 4 of the Victorian Railways Royal Train, Australia, 1927Duke of York with WW1 veteran ace Geoffrey Forrest Hughes, Australia, 1927
Duke and Dutchess of York aboard State Car 4 of the Victorian Railways Royal Train, Australia, 1927Duke of York with WW1 veteran ace Geoffrey Forrest Hughes, Australia, 1927
Furutaka as member of the Japanese Navy 5th Sentai (Squadron), circa 1927-1928Furutaka as member of the Japanese Navy 5th Sentai (Squadron), circa 1927-1929
Furutaka as member of the Japanese Navy 5th Sentai (Squadron), circa 1927-1928Furutaka as member of the Japanese Navy 5th Sentai (Squadron), circa 1927-1929
Hyuga underway, 1920sHyuga underway, May-Jun 1927
Hyuga underway, 1920sHyuga underway, May-Jun 1927
Japanese cruiser Kako as depicted on a 1927 postcard, showing her 1926 configurationsLight cruiser Tatsuta, 1927
Japanese cruiser Kako as depicted on a 1927 postcard, showing her 1926 configurationsLight cruiser Tatsuta, 1927
Nagato, Mutsu, and Tatsuta, 1927Nazi Party members gathering outside of Nürnberg, Germany, 1927; note Heinrich Himmler, Rudolf Heß, Strasser, Adolf Hitler, and Fraz Pfeffer von Salomon
Nagato, Mutsu, and Tatsuta, 1927Nazi Party members gathering outside of Nürnberg, Germany, 1927; note Heinrich Himmler, Rudolf Heß, Strasser, Adolf Hitler, and Fraz Pfeffer von Salomon

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