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Many of the design features of the Essex-class can be seen here as the USS Yorktown squeezes through the locks of the Panama Canal, 11 Jul 1943. Notably, the deck-edge aircraft elevator is in the raised position.Cruiser USS St Louis departing Tulagi Harbor, Solomon Islands, 12 Jul 1943 as seen from the USS Nicholas. The bow of fleet oiler USS Lackawanna is visible on the right.
Many of the design features of the Essex-class can be seen here as the USS Yorktown squeezes through the locks of the Panama Canal, 11 Jul 1943. Notably, the deck-edge aircraft elevator is in the raised position.Cruiser USS St Louis departing Tulagi Harbor, Solomon Islands, 12 Jul 1943 as seen from the USS Nicholas. The bow of fleet oiler USS Lackawanna is visible on the right.
Damaged buildings at Palermo, Sicily, Italy, circa Jul 1943, photo 1 of 2Damaged buildings at Palermo, Sicily, Italy, circa Jul 1943, photo 2 of 2
Damaged buildings at Palermo, Sicily, Italy, circa Jul 1943, photo 1 of 2Damaged buildings at Palermo, Sicily, Italy, circa Jul 1943, photo 2 of 2
Sicilian refugees on an ox cart, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, circa Jul 1943Submarine USS Dace (left) at her commissioning, New London, Connecticut, United States, 23 Jul 1943.
Sicilian refugees on an ox cart, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, circa Jul 1943Submarine USS Dace (left) at her commissioning, New London, Connecticut, United States, 23 Jul 1943.
Cartoon by Sixta depicting events and activities in the first year following the 30 Jul 1942 authorization of the US Navy WAVES programCommander David White (at periscope) and Lieutenant Commander David McClintock (center) in the conning tower of USS Cero during a simulated torpedo attack, Groton, Connecticut, United States, Aug 1943
Cartoon by Sixta depicting events and activities in the first year following the 30 Jul 1942 authorization of the US Navy WAVES programCommander David White (at periscope) and Lieutenant Commander David McClintock (center) in the conning tower of USS Cero during a simulated torpedo attack, Groton, Connecticut, United States, Aug 1943
Commander of a US submarine sighting through a periscope during exercises at the Submarine Base, New London, Groton, Connecticut, United States, Aug 1943; either aboard Mackerel, Marlin, or SnookHorst Grund and other photo journalists atop a flak tower at the Strait of Messina, Italy, Aug 1943
Commander of a US submarine sighting through a periscope during exercises at the Submarine Base, New London, Groton, Connecticut, United States, Aug 1943; either aboard Mackerel, Marlin, or SnookHorst Grund and other photo journalists atop a flak tower at the Strait of Messina, Italy, Aug 1943
Horst Grund filming, circa Aug 1943Lieutenant David McClintock, Commander David White, and Lieutenant Charles Nace dining in the wardroom aboard USS Cero while the submarine was at Groton, Connecticut, United States, Jul-Aug 1943
Horst Grund filming, circa Aug 1943Lieutenant David McClintock, Commander David White, and Lieutenant Charles Nace dining in the wardroom aboard USS Cero while the submarine was at Groton, Connecticut, United States, Jul-Aug 1943
Me 323 Gigant heavy transport at rest, circa 1940s; aircraft in background appeared to be He 111 medium bombersOfficers sighting guns atop an anti-aircraft tower at Messina, Sicily, Italy, circa Aug 1943
Me 323 Gigant heavy transport at rest, circa 1940s; aircraft in background appeared to be He 111 medium bombersOfficers sighting guns atop an anti-aircraft tower at Messina, Sicily, Italy, circa Aug 1943
PB4Y-1 Liberator from a US Navy patrol squadron based in the United Kingdom in flight, Aug 1943. Photo 1 of 2.US Navy PV-1 Ventura aircraft of Bombing Squadron VB-135 and PBY-5A Catalina from another squadron at the Adak Island airfield, Aleutian Islands, US Territory of Alaska, summer 1943
PB4Y-1 Liberator from a US Navy patrol squadron based in the United Kingdom in flight, Aug 1943. Photo 1 of 2.US Navy PV-1 Ventura aircraft of Bombing Squadron VB-135 and PBY-5A Catalina from another squadron at the Adak Island airfield, Aleutian Islands, US Territory of Alaska, summer 1943
Launching ceremony of carrier Wasp, Bethlehem Steel Company shipyard, Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, 17 Aug 1943Franklin Roosevelt, the Earl of Athlone, Mckenzie King, and Winston Churchill on the terrace at the Citadelle, Quebec, Canada, Aug 1943
Launching ceremony of carrier Wasp, Bethlehem Steel Company shipyard, Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, 17 Aug 1943Franklin Roosevelt, the Earl of Athlone, Mckenzie King, and Winston Churchill on the terrace at the Citadelle, Quebec, Canada, Aug 1943
B-17 Fortresses of the 91st Bomb Group nearing the Dornier Assembly Plant at Meulan, France at dawn, 31 Aug 1943.US Navy pilot Lieutenant Commander James H. Flatley
B-17 Fortresses of the 91st Bomb Group nearing the Dornier Assembly Plant at Meulan, France at dawn, 31 Aug 1943.US Navy pilot Lieutenant Commander James H. Flatley's F6F-3 Hellcat fighter warming up on the deck of USS Yorktown, preparing to attack Marcus Island, 31 Aug 1943

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