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Li Pinxian (center; commanding officer), Mou Zhonghang (left), and He Zhuguo (right) of Chinese 10th War Area, Anhui Province, China, Jan 1945Lieutenant Pat Murphy and Bob Compton of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional), Burma, Jan 1945
Li Pinxian (center; commanding officer), Mou Zhonghang (left), and He Zhuguo (right) of Chinese 10th War Area, Anhui Province, China, Jan 1945Lieutenant Pat Murphy and Bob Compton of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional), Burma, Jan 1945
M4 Sherman tank and troops of Company G, 740th Tank Battalion, 504th Regiment, US 82nd Airborne Division operating in snowy conditions, near Herresbach, Belgium, 30 Dec 1944-11 Jan 1945Men of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) with pack mules in hills east of Mong Wi, Shan, Burma, Jan 1945
M4 Sherman tank and troops of Company G, 740th Tank Battalion, 504th Regiment, US 82nd Airborne Division operating in snowy conditions, near Herresbach, Belgium, 30 Dec 1944-11 Jan 1945Men of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) with pack mules in hills east of Mong Wi, Shan, Burma, Jan 1945
Mountains in northern Burma, Jan 1945; photo taken by personnel of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional)Mountains in northern Burma, Jan 1945; photo taken by personnel of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional)
Mountains in northern Burma, Jan 1945; photo taken by personnel of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional)Mountains in northern Burma, Jan 1945; photo taken by personnel of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional)
Mountains in northern Burma, Jan 1945; photo taken by personnel of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional)P-38J Lighting “Val” of the 393rd Fighter Squadron sits on the snow covered Saint-Dizier Airfield in France while pilots are delivered to their planes in an unusual manner, Jan 1945
Mountains in northern Burma, Jan 1945; photo taken by personnel of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional)P-38J Lighting “Val” of the 393rd Fighter Squadron sits on the snow covered Saint-Dizier Airfield in France while pilots are delivered to their planes in an unusual manner, Jan 1945
P-47D Thunderbolt aircraft of the USAAF 358th Fighter Group, Toul Air Base, France, Jan 1945PBY-5 Catalina of US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-52 sits in Woendi Lagoon, Dutch New Guinea, 1944-45. As this photograph was taken, this airplane was in the process of slowly sinking, which it did a short time later.
P-47D Thunderbolt aircraft of the USAAF 358th Fighter Group, Toul Air Base, France, Jan 1945PBY-5 Catalina of US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-52 sits in Woendi Lagoon, Dutch New Guinea, 1944-45. As this photograph was taken, this airplane was in the process of slowly sinking, which it did a short time later.
Pilot Edwin King looking over his P-47 Thunderbolt after an oil line ruptured in flight and covered the aircraft with all 28 gallons of engine oil, but the aircraft ran long enough to return to base, Jan 1945, Italy.Pilot Edwin King looking over his P-47 Thunderbolt after landing with a ruptured oil line, Jan 1945, Italy. Note he is holding his oil soaked helmet, goggles, and mask from flying with his head out the open canopy.
Pilot Edwin King looking over his P-47 Thunderbolt after an oil line ruptured in flight and covered the aircraft with all 28 gallons of engine oil, but the aircraft ran long enough to return to base, Jan 1945, Italy.Pilot Edwin King looking over his P-47 Thunderbolt after landing with a ruptured oil line, Jan 1945, Italy. Note he is holding his oil soaked helmet, goggles, and mask from flying with his head out the open canopy.
Portrait of Helmuth von Moltke, Jan 1945Private First Class Harper of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) atop a horse at the Shweli River bivouac, Kachin, Burma, Jan 1945
Portrait of Helmuth von Moltke, Jan 1945Private First Class Harper of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) atop a horse at the Shweli River bivouac, Kachin, Burma, Jan 1945
PT-325, an Elco 80-footer of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 21 (MTBRon 21) being hoisted aboard PT Boat tender USS Cyrene in San Pedro Bay, Leyte, Philippines, Jan 1945.PT-628, a 78-foot Higgins boat, during testing on Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, United States, Jan 1945.
PT-325, an Elco 80-footer of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 21 (MTBRon 21) being hoisted aboard PT Boat tender USS Cyrene in San Pedro Bay, Leyte, Philippines, Jan 1945.PT-628, a 78-foot Higgins boat, during testing on Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, United States, Jan 1945.
Royal Castle of Warsaw, Poland in ruins, Jan 1945Royal New Zealand Air Force PBY-5 Catalina at Halavo Bay, Florida Island (now Nggela Sule), Solomon Islands, 1944-45
Royal Castle of Warsaw, Poland in ruins, Jan 1945Royal New Zealand Air Force PBY-5 Catalina at Halavo Bay, Florida Island (now Nggela Sule), Solomon Islands, 1944-45
Seven TBM-3D Avengers modified for night action of VT(N)-90 flying from the carrier Enterprise, Jan 1945 Western Pacific. Photo 1 of 2Seven TBM-3D Avengers modified for night action of VT(N)-90 flying from the carrier Enterprise, Jan 1945 Western Pacific. Photo 2 of 2
Seven TBM-3D Avengers modified for night action of VT(N)-90 flying from the carrier Enterprise, Jan 1945 Western Pacific. Photo 1 of 2Seven TBM-3D Avengers modified for night action of VT(N)-90 flying from the carrier Enterprise, Jan 1945 Western Pacific. Photo 2 of 2

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