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German troops at Stalingrad, Russia, late 1942	Henderson Field headquarters building, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, Dec 1942

HMS Formidable and HMS Renown, probably off North Africa, circa Nov-Dec 1942	Holiday greetings card of US Marine Corps observation squadron VMO-251, Dec 1942

Interior view of gun positions in the bow of a Me 323 Gigant aircraft, Tunisia, Dec 1942	Jacob Vouza holding the severed head of a Japanese soldier, Henderson Field, Guadalcanal, Dec 1942

Light cruiser Molotov in port, Dec 1942	Light cruiser Montpelier off Philadelphia Navy Yard, Pennsylvania, United States, early Dec 1942

LST-1 underway near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, circa Dec 1942	LST-1, probably near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, circa Dec 1942

Minelayer USS Oglala, sunk in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, 7 Dec 1941, at the piers of the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard in Dec 1942 after receiving initial repairs, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.	Osami Nagano, Hideki Tojo, Wang Jingwei, and others celebrating the one-year anniversary of the start of the Pacific War, Tokyo, Japan, Dec 1942

Re.2005 Sagittario aircraft at rest, Italy, circa late 1942	Seafire Mk IIc fighter of No. 885 Squadron FAA aboard HMS Formidable in the Mediterranean Sea, Dec 1942

Soldiers of US 32nd Division probing a Japanese foxhole near Buna, New Guinea, Dec 1942; note M1 Garand rifles	Song Zian, Song Ziliang, and Song Ziwen with their wives in Washington DC, United States, Dec 1942

Soviet Katyusha and T-34 vehicles near Stalingrad, Russia, circa late 1942	Soviet troops fighting in a ruined factory, Stalingrad, Russia, late 1942

Staged photo of maintenance crews servicing a Liberator III of RAF No 224 Squadron at Beaulieu, Hampshire, United Kingdom, Dec 1942.	Todd-Pacific Shipyard, Tacoma, Washington, United States in 1942-43. 21 of the 37 Bogue-class escort carriers built at Todd-Pacific are seen in this photo and 5 more are just out of frame to the left.