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A-20 aircraft of 13th Bomb Squadron of USAAF 3rd Bomb Squadron, Hollandia, Dutch New Guinea, 1944	A6M Zero fighters of Japanese Navy 252nd Air Group, Misawa Airfield, Misawa, Aomori Prefecture, Japan, May 1944

Aerial view of Yorktown (Essex-class) with F6F Hellcat fighters, Apr-May 1944. Note opposite facing fore and aft deck numbers that were quickly corrected. The dark stripe down the flight deck was unique to Yorktown	American Red Cross pamphlet 'Guide to Calcutta', May 1944, map 1 of 2

American Red Cross pamphlet 'Guide to Calcutta', May 1944, map 2 of 2	American Red Cross pamphlet 'Guide to Calcutta', May 1944, page 1 of 5

American Red Cross pamphlet 'Guide to Calcutta', May 1944, page 2 of 5	American Red Cross pamphlet 'Guide to Calcutta', May 1944, page 3 of 5

American Red Cross pamphlet 'Guide to Calcutta', May 1944, page 4 of 5	American Red Cross pamphlet 'Guide to Calcutta', May 1944, page 5 of 5

Amphibious invasion training in England, United Kingdom in preparation for Operation Overlord, 1944	An Aichi E13A “Jake” captured on Kwajalein, Mar 1944. Photo 2 of 2.

An officer demonstrating a Panzerschreck weapon to General der Panzertruppen Adolf Kuntzen, Étretat, France, May 1944	Avenger aircraft aboard HMS Illustrious just prior to Operation Transom, May 1944

Avengers warming on on Enterprise's flight deck, May 1944	B-24D Liberator aircraft 'You Cawn't Miss It', lead assembly ship of 448th Bomber Group, US 712th Bomber Squadron based at RAF Seething, Norfolk, England, UK, Feb-Jun 1944

B-24D Liberator Lead Assembly Ship 'Green Dragon' of 389th Bomber Group, US 566th Bomber Squadron, near RAF Hethel, Norfolk, England, Feb-Jul 1944	B-24D Liberator Lead Assembly Ship 'Green Dragon' of 389th Bomber Group, US 566th Bomber Squadron, RAF Hethel, Norfolk, England, Feb-Jul 1944

Battleship Richelieu in the Indian Ocean, mid-1944	Bill Glackin and Shirley Shibley applying paint to a newly constructed torpedo warhead casing at the John Inglis factory in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, May 1944