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G.12 aircraft at an airfield, 1941G4M1 aircraft in flight, circa 1940s
G.12 aircraft at an airfield, 1941G4M1 aircraft in flight, circa 1940s
German armorers adjusting weapons of a Bf 109 fighter of JG 3, early 1941German armorers loading a bomb onto a Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber, Norway, 1941
German armorers adjusting weapons of a Bf 109 fighter of JG 3, early 1941German armorers loading a bomb onto a Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber, Norway, 1941
German Bf 109 fighters at rest, Bulgaria, 1941German Bf 109E fighter of I./JG 27 and Ju 87B Stuka aircraft of II./St G 2 in flight, early 1941
German Bf 109 fighters at rest, Bulgaria, 1941German Bf 109E fighter of I./JG 27 and Ju 87B Stuka aircraft of II./St G 2 in flight, early 1941
German Bf 110 aircraft in flight, date unknownGerman Bf 110 fighter at rest at an airfield in Greece, 1941
German Bf 110 aircraft in flight, date unknownGerman Bf 110 fighter at rest at an airfield in Greece, 1941
German crew painting a Bf 109E-4 fighter of JG 27, North Africa, 1941German Do 17 Z aircraft of Stab/KG3 at an airfield, France, 1940-1941
German crew painting a Bf 109E-4 fighter of JG 27, North Africa, 1941German Do 17 Z aircraft of Stab/KG3 at an airfield, France, 1940-1941
German Do 24 aircraft in Romania, circa 1941German fighter pilot Joachim Müncheberg and General Erwin Rommel in front of a He 111 aircraft, North Africa, 1941-1942
German Do 24 aircraft in Romania, circa 1941German fighter pilot Joachim Müncheberg and General Erwin Rommel in front of a He 111 aircraft, North Africa, 1941-1942
German pilot preparing for a mission in front of his Bf 109 fighter, North Africa, 1941German-built Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber in Italian service, 1940-1942
German pilot preparing for a mission in front of his Bf 109 fighter, North Africa, 1941German-built Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber in Italian service, 1940-1942
Grumman factory photo showing how five of the new F4F-4 “Sto-Wing” Wildcat fighters fit in the same space as two of the previous F4F-3 rigid wing fighters, Bethpage, New York, 1941. In practice, the ratio was more 3-to-2Hawk fighter in flight, pre-May 1942
Grumman factory photo showing how five of the new F4F-4 “Sto-Wing” Wildcat fighters fit in the same space as two of the previous F4F-3 rigid wing fighters, Bethpage, New York, 1941. In practice, the ratio was more 3-to-2Hawk fighter in flight, pre-May 1942
He 115 C4 aircraft loading a LT F 5b practice torpedo, date and location unknown, photo 1 of 2He 115 C4 aircraft loading a LT F 5b practice torpedo, date and location unknown, photo 2 of 2
He 115 C4 aircraft loading a LT F 5b practice torpedo, date and location unknown, photo 1 of 2He 115 C4 aircraft loading a LT F 5b practice torpedo, date and location unknown, photo 2 of 2
Italian Air Force personnel posing before a CR.32 biplane fighter, circa 1940-1942; note Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber in backgroundItalian G.50 Freccia fighter and German Bf 110 fighter of Zerstörergeschwader 26 in flight, North Africa, 1941
Italian Air Force personnel posing before a CR.32 biplane fighter, circa 1940-1942; note Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber in backgroundItalian G.50 Freccia fighter and German Bf 110 fighter of Zerstörergeschwader 26 in flight, North Africa, 1941

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