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B-17B Flying Fortress bombers at March Field, California, United States, early 1941.B-18 Bolo bomber of the 25th Bomb Group at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico, 1941. Note the hangar under construction in the background.
B-17B Flying Fortress bombers at March Field, California, United States, early 1941.B-18 Bolo bomber of the 25th Bomb Group at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico, 1941. Note the hangar under construction in the background.
B-18 Bolo bomber of the 25th Bomb Group taking off from Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico, 1941.B-18 Bolo bombers taxiing at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico, 1941. Note Hangars 3 and 2 still under construction in the distance.
B-18 Bolo bomber of the 25th Bomb Group taking off from Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico, 1941.B-18 Bolo bombers taxiing at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico, 1941. Note Hangars 3 and 2 still under construction in the distance.
B-25A Mitchell bomber of the 17th Bomber Group, US 34th Bomber Squadron at McChord Army Air Force field, Washington, United States, 1941; note Thunderbird insignia of 34th Bomber SquadronBachelor officers quarters at Kaneohe Naval Air Station, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, date unknown
B-25A Mitchell bomber of the 17th Bomber Group, US 34th Bomber Squadron at McChord Army Air Force field, Washington, United States, 1941; note Thunderbird insignia of 34th Bomber SquadronBachelor officers quarters at Kaneohe Naval Air Station, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, date unknown
Baltimore IV/V aircraft in flight, 1940sBantam BRC 40 revised scout car at the Bantam factory, Butler, Pennsylvania, United States, 1940-41.
Baltimore IV/V aircraft in flight, 1940sBantam BRC 40 revised scout car at the Bantam factory, Butler, Pennsylvania, United States, 1940-41.
Bantam BRC 60 prototype vehicle under testing at Camp Borden, Ontario, Canada,1941Bantam BRC-40 Jeep towing a 37 mm Gun M3 piece, Wadesboro, North Carolina, United States, 1941
Bantam BRC 60 prototype vehicle under testing at Camp Borden, Ontario, Canada,1941Bantam BRC-40 Jeep towing a 37 mm Gun M3 piece, Wadesboro, North Carolina, United States, 1941
Bantam Jeep, towing a 37 mm Gun M3 piece, jumping over a small hill, New River, North Carolina, United States, 1941Battleship Bismarck in port at Blankenese, Hamburg, Germany, 1940-1941
Bantam Jeep, towing a 37 mm Gun M3 piece, jumping over a small hill, New River, North Carolina, United States, 1941Battleship Bismarck in port at Blankenese, Hamburg, Germany, 1940-1941
Battleship Bismarck in port, 1940-1941, photo 1 of 2Battleship Bismarck in port, 1940-1941, photo 2 of 2
Battleship Bismarck in port, 1940-1941, photo 1 of 2Battleship Bismarck in port, 1940-1941, photo 2 of 2
Battleship BismarckBattleship Bismarck
Battleship Bismarck's 10.5cm anti-aircraft gun turret, 1940-1941Battleship Bismarck's antennas, mast, and stack, 1940-1941
Battleship Nagato, circa 1941Battleship North Carolina at New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York, United States, 1941
Battleship Nagato, circa 1941Battleship North Carolina at New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York, United States, 1941
Bismarck in a wintry port, 1939-1941Bismarck in port, 1940-1941
Bismarck in a wintry port, 1939-1941Bismarck in port, 1940-1941

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