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Léon Degrelle speaking, Brussels, Belgium, 1944Lewis Puller and Joseph Buckley receiving the Navy Cross award, 1944
Léon Degrelle speaking, Brussels, Belgium, 1944Lewis Puller and Joseph Buckley receiving the Navy Cross award, 1944
Liberty Ship SS Joseph M. Terrell at J. A. Jones, Brunswick, Georgia, United States, circa 1944Lieutenant General Bernard Montgomery, King Petar II of Yugoslavia, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in Britain, 1944
Liberty Ship SS Joseph M. Terrell at J. A. Jones, Brunswick, Georgia, United States, circa 1944Lieutenant General Bernard Montgomery, King Petar II of Yugoslavia, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in Britain, 1944
Lieutenant General Crerar looking at a map while sitting on the wing strut of a light observation plane, circa 1944Lieutenant General Doolittle, circa 1944-1945
Lieutenant General Crerar looking at a map while sitting on the wing strut of a light observation plane, circa 1944Lieutenant General Doolittle, circa 1944-1945
Lieutenant General Oliver Leese, General Harold Alexander, and Lieutenant General Mark Clark, Italy, 1944Lieutenant General Wladyslaw Anders and Lieutenat General Oliver Leese, Italy, 1944
Lieutenant General Oliver Leese, General Harold Alexander, and Lieutenant General Mark Clark, Italy, 1944Lieutenant General Wladyslaw Anders and Lieutenat General Oliver Leese, Italy, 1944
Lieutenant Loren R. WilsonLight carrier Chitose, 1944
Lieutenant Loren R. Wilson's P-38J Lightning aircraft 'Betty A III' of 364th Fighter Group, US 383rd Fighter Squadron based at RAF Honington, Suffolk, England, UK, 1944Light carrier Chitose, 1944
Light cruiser Isuzu immediately after modification in Tokyo Bay off Yokohama, Japan, 1944Light cruiser Kaganovich, 1944
Light cruiser Isuzu immediately after modification in Tokyo Bay off Yokohama, Japan, 1944Light cruiser Kaganovich, 1944
Line of Kübelwagen vehicles parked in the snow, date unknownLoaded US Army DUKW shoving off from stores ship, date unknown
Line of Kübelwagen vehicles parked in the snow, date unknownLoaded US Army DUKW shoving off from stores ship, date unknown
Louis Mountbatten (with Colonel G. P. Paul) inspecting officers and men at a Combined Operations training base at Dundonald, Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom, 1940sLouis Mountbatten addressing Royal Navy signallers at a Combined Operations base, 1940s
Louis Mountbatten (with Colonel G. P. Paul) inspecting officers and men at a Combined Operations training base at Dundonald, Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom, 1940sLouis Mountbatten addressing Royal Navy signallers at a Combined Operations base, 1940s
Louis Mountbatten inspecting Royal Navy Beach Party personnel, 1940sLouisville in a Pacific anchorage in 1944
Louis Mountbatten inspecting Royal Navy Beach Party personnel, 1940sLouisville in a Pacific anchorage in 1944
LST unloading supplies, Bougainville, Solomon Islands, 1943-1944Lt Cmdr Grady Avent, commander of Manana Barracks, US Territory of Hawaii, reviewed plans presented by Public Works Officer Lt Edward S. Hope, US Navy
LST unloading supplies, Bougainville, Solomon Islands, 1943-1944Lt Cmdr Grady Avent, commander of Manana Barracks, US Territory of Hawaii, reviewed plans presented by Public Works Officer Lt Edward S. Hope, US Navy's highest ranking African-American, date unknown

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