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| M.9A Master I aircraft at rest at RAF Cranfield, England, United Kingdom, date unknown | A member of the 2107th Ordinance-Ammo Battalion inspecting a store of 4000-pound bombs, some under camouflage netting, along the roadside at the Sharnbrook Ordinance Depot, Bedfordshire, England, United Kingdom, July 1943 |
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