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Two Z.506B Airone aircraft in flight, circa late 1930sUnited States Army Air Corps Boeing YB-17 Fortress bomber at Hamilton Field, Novato, California, United States, late 1930s.
Two Z.506B Airone aircraft in flight, circa late 1930sUnited States Army Air Corps Boeing YB-17 Fortress bomber at Hamilton Field, Novato, California, United States, late 1930s.
Walrus flying boats aboard HMS Exeter, 1930sWarming up a He 111 bomber
Walrus flying boats aboard HMS Exeter, 1930sWarming up a He 111 bomber's engine, circa late 1930s or early 1940s
Wellesley bomber of No. 14 Squadron RAF preparing for takeoff, Transjordan, late 1930sWellesley Mark I K7740 of Torpedo Development Unit, Gosport, Hampshire, late 1930s
Wellesley bomber of No. 14 Squadron RAF preparing for takeoff, Transjordan, late 1930sWellesley Mark I K7740 of Torpedo Development Unit, Gosport, Hampshire, late 1930s
Whirlwind in flight, circa late 1930sZ.506 Airone aircraft in flight, circa late 1930s
Whirlwind in flight, circa late 1930sZ.506 Airone aircraft in flight, circa late 1930s
Z.506 Airone aircraft making a water landing, 1939FN.305 aircraft as seen in the Mar 1939 issue of L
Z.506 Airone aircraft making a water landing, 1939FN.305 aircraft as seen in the Mar 1939 issue of L'Aerophile magazine
Aircraft designiner Anderson showing Generaloberst Ernt Udet the two-part entrance door of a Bü 181 V1 Bestmann aircraft, 1939; note C. C. Bücker at far leftPanzerschiff Admiral Graf Spee in the English Channel, Apr 1939, photo 2 of 3; note Arado Ar 196 A-1 floatplane her catapult
Aircraft designiner Anderson showing Generaloberst Ernt Udet the two-part entrance door of a Bü 181 V1 Bestmann aircraft, 1939; note C. C. Bücker at far leftPanzerschiff Admiral Graf Spee in the English Channel, Apr 1939, photo 2 of 3; note Arado Ar 196 A-1 floatplane her catapult
Panzerschiff Admiral Graf Spee in the English Channel, Apr 1939, photo 3 of 3; note Arado Ar 196 A-1 floatplane her catapultXF4F-3 prototype Wildcat in flight, Apr 1939
Panzerschiff Admiral Graf Spee in the English Channel, Apr 1939, photo 3 of 3; note Arado Ar 196 A-1 floatplane her catapultXF4F-3 prototype Wildcat in flight, Apr 1939
XF4F-3 prototype Wildcat in flight, 3 Apr 1939DH.95 Flamingo aircraft G-AFUE during route proving flights with Jersey Airways, over Portelet Bay, Jersey, Jun 1939; note Portelet Tower in center of photograph; seen in 10 Aug 1939 issue of Flight magazine
XF4F-3 prototype Wildcat in flight, 3 Apr 1939DH.95 Flamingo aircraft G-AFUE during route proving flights with Jersey Airways, over Portelet Bay, Jersey, Jun 1939; note Portelet Tower in center of photograph; seen in 10 Aug 1939 issue of Flight magazine
HMS Birmingham at Shanghai, China, late May or early Jun 1939Japanese Army Ki-27 aircraft at an airfield in northeastern China, 1939
HMS Birmingham at Shanghai, China, late May or early Jun 1939Japanese Army Ki-27 aircraft at an airfield in northeastern China, 1939
Ki-27 aircraft and personnel, Mongolia Area, China, 1939Ki-27 aircraft at an airfield in Mongolia Area, China, 1939
Ki-27 aircraft and personnel, Mongolia Area, China, 1939Ki-27 aircraft at an airfield in Mongolia Area, China, 1939

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