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Hamilcar glider of No. 5 Elementary and Reserve Flying Training School RAF at Hanworth Air Park, Feltham, London, England, United Kingdom, circa 1940sHe 111Z glider tug aircraft taking off (left side of photograph) at Regensburg-Obertraubling Airfield, Germany, 1943; note three Me 321 gliders (upper right) and six Me 323 Gigant heavy transports (center right) at rest
Hamilcar glider of No. 5 Elementary and Reserve Flying Training School RAF at Hanworth Air Park, Feltham, London, England, United Kingdom, circa 1940sHe 111Z glider tug aircraft taking off (left side of photograph) at Regensburg-Obertraubling Airfield, Germany, 1943; note three Me 321 gliders (upper right) and six Me 323 Gigant heavy transports (center right) at rest
He 219A-0 Head on view of a B-29 Superfortress, date and location unknown.
He 219A-0 'V5' aircraft at rest , date unknownHead on view of a B-29 Superfortress, date and location unknown.
Hiroyoshi Nishizawa of Japanese Navy 251st Naval Air Group in his A6M3 Model 22 fighter over the Pacific Ocean near the Solomon Islands, 1943Horsa glider in flight over the English countryside, circa 1943.
Hiroyoshi Nishizawa of Japanese Navy 251st Naval Air Group in his A6M3 Model 22 fighter over the Pacific Ocean near the Solomon Islands, 1943Horsa glider in flight over the English countryside, circa 1943.
Horsa glider on landing approach with all flaps down, date unknownInterior of a Harrow aircraft of No. 271 Squadron RAF in an ambulance configuration, RAF Hendon, London, England, United Kingdom, 1940s
Horsa glider on landing approach with all flaps down, date unknownInterior of a Harrow aircraft of No. 271 Squadron RAF in an ambulance configuration, RAF Hendon, London, England, United Kingdom, 1940s
J1N1-F aircraft shortly after a landing accident, 1940s; note spherical turret that identified the variant designJapanese A6M Zero fighters at an airfield somewhere in the Pacific, 1942-1943
J1N1-F aircraft shortly after a landing accident, 1940s; note spherical turret that identified the variant designJapanese A6M Zero fighters at an airfield somewhere in the Pacific, 1942-1943
Japanese G3M bombers in flight, 1942-1943Japanese H6K aflame after being attacked by Allied aircraft, circa 1940s
Japanese G3M bombers in flight, 1942-1943Japanese H6K aflame after being attacked by Allied aircraft, circa 1940s
Japanese MC-20-II civilian transport aircraft at rest, China, 1940sJapanese Navy G3M
Japanese MC-20-II civilian transport aircraft at rest, China, 1940sJapanese Navy G3M 'Nell' aircraft preparing for launch, 1942-1943
Ju 188E aircraft in flight, circa 1940sJu 87D Stuka aircraft under construction, Germany, 1942-1943
Ju 188E aircraft in flight, circa 1940sJu 87D Stuka aircraft under construction, Germany, 1942-1943
Ju 87D Stuka aircraft under construction, Germany, 1942-1943Ju 88 aircraft in flight in Germany, 1943; note Bf 110 fighter on ground
Ju 87D Stuka aircraft under construction, Germany, 1942-1943Ju 88 aircraft in flight in Germany, 1943; note Bf 110 fighter on ground
Karachi Airfield, 1943Ki-21 bomber in flight over Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, circa 1940s
Karachi Airfield, 1943Ki-21 bomber in flight over Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, circa 1940s

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