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North American Aviation factory workers mounting an engine on a B-25 bomber, Inglewood, California, United States, 1942Nose gunner of a Ki-48 aircraft exiting his position, circa 1940s
North American Aviation factory workers mounting an engine on a B-25 bomber, Inglewood, California, United States, 1942Nose gunner of a Ki-48 aircraft exiting his position, circa 1940s
Nose hangar shop at Honolulu Naval Air Station, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1940sNose hangars at Honolulu Naval Air Station, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1940s
Nose hangar shop at Honolulu Naval Air Station, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1940sNose hangars at Honolulu Naval Air Station, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1940s
Nose machine gun position of a Ki-48 bomber, circa 1940sNubuo Fujita posing with his E14Y aircraft, 1941-1943
Nose machine gun position of a Ki-48 bomber, circa 1940sNubuo Fujita posing with his E14Y aircraft, 1941-1943
Officer dining room a US Navy destroyer while the ship was en route between New York, New York, United States and Key West, Florida, United States, 1942OS2U Kingfisher floats on the ocean near a US Coast Guard cutter as they rescue survivors of a merchant ship torpedoed off the US East Coast; photograph from a US Navy airship, 1942
Officer dining room a US Navy destroyer while the ship was en route between New York, New York, United States and Key West, Florida, United States, 1942OS2U Kingfisher floats on the ocean near a US Coast Guard cutter as they rescue survivors of a merchant ship torpedoed off the US East Coast; photograph from a US Navy airship, 1942
P-38 Lightning aircraft being built at the Lockheed factory in Burbank, California, United States, date unknownP-38 Lightning aircraft flying in formation, 1941-1942
P-38 Lightning aircraft being built at the Lockheed factory in Burbank, California, United States, date unknownP-38 Lightning aircraft flying in formation, 1941-1942
P-38 Lightning aircraft in flight, before Jul 1943P-38 Lightning aircraft resting on an unknown airfield, 1942
P-38 Lightning aircraft in flight, before Jul 1943P-38 Lightning aircraft resting on an unknown airfield, 1942
P-38F Lightings refuel in Iceland on their way to Britain, mid-1942. Note PBY Catalina.P-38F-1-LO Lightning aircraft in flight, 1942
P-38F Lightings refuel in Iceland on their way to Britain, mid-1942. Note PBY Catalina.P-38F-1-LO Lightning aircraft in flight, 1942
P-38G Lightning escort fighter at Jackson Field, Port Moresby, New Guinea, 1942P-39 Airacobra fighter of the 32nd Pursuit Squadron at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico while in transit to the European Theater, 1942.
P-38G Lightning escort fighter at Jackson Field, Port Moresby, New Guinea, 1942P-39 Airacobra fighter of the 32nd Pursuit Squadron at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico while in transit to the European Theater, 1942.
P-39 Airacobra fighter with its pilot, 1940s; note the unique P-39F-1-BE Airacobra in flight, 1942
P-39 Airacobra fighter with its pilot, 1940s; note the unique 'car-door' style entrance into cockpitP-39F-1-BE Airacobra in flight, 1942
P-40 Warhawk fighter of the American Volunteer Group, China, 1942; note Chinese Air Force emblem under wingP-40C Tomahawk IIA with the AVG Flying Tigers receiving needed maintenance alongside a Ryan PT-22 Recruit trainer at Kunming, China, Nov 1941-Spring 1942
P-40 Warhawk fighter of the American Volunteer Group, China, 1942; note Chinese Air Force emblem under wingP-40C Tomahawk IIA with the AVG Flying Tigers receiving needed maintenance alongside a Ryan PT-22 Recruit trainer at Kunming, China, Nov 1941-Spring 1942

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