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Scene of shift change at the Y-12 uranium enrichment facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States, circa 1945Scenery, Italy, 1945
Scene of shift change at the Y-12 uranium enrichment facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States, circa 1945Scenery, Italy, 1945
Scenery, Italy, 1945Schematic drawing of a Mark 53 VT Radio Proximity anti-aircraft fuze. The on-board wet cell battery was always called the Reserve Battery even though it was the primary power source.
Scenery, Italy, 1945Schematic drawing of a Mark 53 VT Radio Proximity anti-aircraft fuze. The on-board wet cell battery was always called the Reserve Battery even though it was the primary power source.
SdKfz 234/4 (8-Rad) armored car, circa 1940sSergeant Chestnut of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) using a field telephone, Burma, 1945
SdKfz 234/4 (8-Rad) armored car, circa 1940sSergeant Chestnut of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) using a field telephone, Burma, 1945
Sergeant Chestnut of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) with radio and supplies, Burma, 1945Servicing the engine of a M8 armored car, date unknown
Sergeant Chestnut of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) with radio and supplies, Burma, 1945Servicing the engine of a M8 armored car, date unknown
Shipboard aircraft tugs moving a TBM-1C Avenger torpedo bomber and F6F Hellcat fighters aboard the Fleet Carrier USS Lexington (Essex-class), 1945.Side angle view of a Type 4 Chi-To medium tank, Japan, circa 1944-1945
Shipboard aircraft tugs moving a TBM-1C Avenger torpedo bomber and F6F Hellcat fighters aboard the Fleet Carrier USS Lexington (Essex-class), 1945.Side angle view of a Type 4 Chi-To medium tank, Japan, circa 1944-1945
Side view of a later DUKW variant (sloped windshield; right-mounted spare tire), circa 1940sSide view of Type 5 Na-To tank destroyer, Japan, 1945
Side view of a later DUKW variant (sloped windshield; right-mounted spare tire), circa 1940sSide view of Type 5 Na-To tank destroyer, Japan, 1945
Sign post at Mong Yu, Burma (now Myanmar) at the Chinese border marking the joining of the newer Ledo Road with the previous Burma Road, 1945SNJ-5C Texan aircraft aboard USS Sable, Lake Michigan, United States, 1945
Sign post at Mong Yu, Burma (now Myanmar) at the Chinese border marking the joining of the newer Ledo Road with the previous Burma Road, 1945SNJ-5C Texan aircraft aboard USS Sable, Lake Michigan, United States, 1945
Soviet forces marching past a wrecked German Panzer IV tank, 1943-1945; note ZiS-3 gun being towed by horsesSoviet prisoners of war during roll call, Mauthausen Concentration Camp, Austria, date unknown
Soviet forces marching past a wrecked German Panzer IV tank, 1943-1945; note ZiS-3 gun being towed by horsesSoviet prisoners of war during roll call, Mauthausen Concentration Camp, Austria, date unknown
Soviet sappers detonating mines in a river in Bulgaria, 1944-1945Soviet soldiers with a captured SdKfz 234/4 (8-Rad) armored car, circa 1944-1945
Soviet sappers detonating mines in a river in Bulgaria, 1944-1945Soviet soldiers with a captured SdKfz 234/4 (8-Rad) armored car, circa 1944-1945
Soviet SU-76 self-propelled gun and its crew, circa 1940sSoviet troops in Warsaw, Poland standing beside a Willys slat-grille Jeep sent to USSR via lend-lease, 1945
Soviet SU-76 self-propelled gun and its crew, circa 1940sSoviet troops in Warsaw, Poland standing beside a Willys slat-grille Jeep sent to USSR via lend-lease, 1945

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