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203 mm Howitzer M1931 of Soviet 3rd Byelorussian Front, summer 19443 HL (left) and 3.5 HL (right) shaped charges, date unknown
203 mm Howitzer M1931 of Soviet 3rd Byelorussian Front, summer 19443 HL (left) and 3.5 HL (right) shaped charges, date unknown
5 cm PaK 38 gun being unloaded from a train car, France or Belgium, 1943-19447.5 cm PaK 40 gun being towed by a half-track vehicle, Italy, 1944
5 cm PaK 38 gun being unloaded from a train car, France or Belgium, 1943-19447.5 cm PaK 40 gun being towed by a half-track vehicle, Italy, 1944
8 cm GrW 34 mortar and crew, Italy, 1944A "patient" being prepared for transport during a drill, 1944. The aircraft is an F-5B Lightning "Lucky!" likely with the 28th Photo Recon Sq fitted with two drop tanks modified for use in high speed medevac operations
8 cm GrW 34 mortar and crew, Italy, 1944A "patient" being prepared for transport during a drill, 1944. The aircraft is an F-5B Lightning "Lucky!" likely with the 28th Photo Recon Sq fitted with two drop tanks modified for use in high speed medevac operations
A "patient" being prepared for transport during a drill, 1944. The aircraft is an F-5B Lightning fitted with two drop tanks modified for use in high speed medevac operationsA "patient" being prepared for transport during a drill, 1944. The aircraft is an F-5B Lightning fitted with two drop tanks modified for use in high speed medevac operations
A "patient" being prepared for transport during a drill, 1944. The aircraft is an F-5B Lightning fitted with two drop tanks modified for use in high speed medevac operationsA "patient" being prepared for transport during a drill, 1944. The aircraft is an F-5B Lightning fitted with two drop tanks modified for use in high speed medevac operations
A B6N2 torpedo bomber resting at an airfield, 1940sA band welcoming USS Cabrilla into port, date unknown
A B6N2 torpedo bomber resting at an airfield, 1940sA band welcoming USS Cabrilla into port, date unknown
A Bf 109G on an airstrip, circa early 1944A camouflaged German coastal gun in Normandy, France, date unknown
A Bf 109G on an airstrip, circa early 1944A camouflaged German coastal gun in Normandy, France, date unknown
A captured He 219A-5 aircraft with British markings at rest, mid-1940sA Chinese sentry at the Pihu Military Training Center, Fujian Province, China, 1944
A captured He 219A-5 aircraft with British markings at rest, mid-1940sA Chinese sentry at the Pihu Military Training Center, Fujian Province, China, 1944
A Chinese soldier in India, 1944A D4Y3 aircraft resting at an airfield, circa 1944
A Chinese soldier in India, 1944A D4Y3 aircraft resting at an airfield, circa 1944
A D4Y3 Model 33 dive bomber in flight, circa 1944A damaged FM-2 Wildcat being hoisted by a crane from the training aircraft carrier USS Sable to a waiting barge on Lake Michigan, United States, 1943-45.
A D4Y3 Model 33 dive bomber in flight, circa 1944A damaged FM-2 Wildcat being hoisted by a crane from the training aircraft carrier USS Sable to a waiting barge on Lake Michigan, United States, 1943-45.
A destroyed bridge near Guilin, Guangxi, China, 1940sA group of Ki-48 aircraft in flight, circa 1940s, photo 1 of 2
A destroyed bridge near Guilin, Guangxi, China, 1940sA group of Ki-48 aircraft in flight, circa 1940s, photo 1 of 2

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