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Wrecked Soviet T-34-85 tank at the outskirts of Nemmersdorf, East Prussia, Germany, late Oct 1944, photo 2 of 3Wrecked Soviet T-34-85 tank at the outskirts of Nemmersdorf, East Prussia, Germany, late Oct 1944, photo 3 of 3
Wrecked Soviet T-34-85 tank at the outskirts of Nemmersdorf, East Prussia, Germany, late Oct 1944, photo 2 of 3Wrecked Soviet T-34-85 tank at the outskirts of Nemmersdorf, East Prussia, Germany, late Oct 1944, photo 3 of 3
Yamato during the Battle off Samar, 25 Oct 1944Yamato in action off Samar, 25 Oct 1944
Yamato during the Battle off Samar, 25 Oct 1944Yamato in action off Samar, 25 Oct 1944
Yamato in the Philippine Sea off Samar, Philippine Islands, 25 Oct 1944; photo taken by aircraft of escort carrier USS Kadashan BayYukio Seki in flight gear, probably shortly before his last flight on 25 Oct 1944
Yamato in the Philippine Sea off Samar, Philippine Islands, 25 Oct 1944; photo taken by aircraft of escort carrier USS Kadashan BayYukio Seki in flight gear, probably shortly before his last flight on 25 Oct 1944
Yukio Seki receiving ceremonial water from his commanding officer Captain Asaiki Tamai before SekiYukio Seki receiving ceremonial water from his commanding officer Captain Asaiki Tamai before Seki
Yukio Seki receiving ceremonial water from his commanding officer Captain Asaiki Tamai before Seki's special attack mission, Mabalacat Airfield, Philippines, 25 Oct 1944, photo 1 of 2; note Vice Admiral Takijiro Onishi overseeing the ceremonyYukio Seki receiving ceremonial water from his commanding officer Captain Asaiki Tamai before Seki's special attack mission, Mabalacat Airfield, Philippines, 25 Oct 1944, photo 2 of 2; note Vice Admiral Takijiro Onishi overseeing the ceremony
Yukio SekiZuikaku and an Akizuki-class DD underway during Battle off Engano, 25 Oct 1944
Yukio Seki's special attack squadron took off among cheers, Mabalacat Airfield, Philippines, 25 Oct 1944Zuikaku and an Akizuki-class DD underway during Battle off Engano, 25 Oct 1944
Zuikaku and Zuiho under attack during Battle of Cape Engano, 25 Oct 1944Zuikaku at 1400 hrs 25 Oct 1944, listing but underway
Zuikaku and Zuiho under attack during Battle of Cape Engano, 25 Oct 1944Zuikaku at 1400 hrs 25 Oct 1944, listing but underway
Zuikaku dead in the water, 25 Oct 1944; BB Ise at right of photoZuikaku settling as she sinks, 25 Oct 1944; profile of an Avenger is seen flying overhead
Zuikaku dead in the water, 25 Oct 1944; BB Ise at right of photoZuikaku settling as she sinks, 25 Oct 1944; profile of an Avenger is seen flying overhead
Zuikaku under attack and smoking, 25 Oct 1944Zuikaku underway to Battle off Cape Engano, 25 Oct 1944
Zuikaku under attack and smoking, 25 Oct 1944Zuikaku underway to Battle off Cape Engano, 25 Oct 1944
ZuikakuZuikaku
Zuikaku's crew jettisoning explosives, 25 Oct 1944Zuikaku's crew saluted the Naval Ensign one last time as she sank, 25 Oct 1944
ZuikakuAmerican survivors of the Battle off Samar rescued by an US Navy ship on 26 Oct 1944
Zuikaku's crew's final Banzai, 25 Oct 1944American survivors of the Battle off Samar rescued by an US Navy ship on 26 Oct 1944

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