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| Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell awarding medals, India, mid-1942 | Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell awarding medals, India, mid-1942 |
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| Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell awarding medals, India, mid-1942 | Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell awarding medals, India, mid-1942 |
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| Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell awarding the Purple Heart medal to Colonel Robert P. Williams, India, 1942 | Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell awarding the Purple Heart medal to Lieutenant Colonel Frank Merrill, India, 1942 |
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| Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell awarding the Purple Heart medal to Major Gordon S. Seagrave, India, mid-1942 | Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell awarding the Silver Star medal to Lieutenant Colonel Frank Dorn, India, 1942 |
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| Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell shaking hands with Captain John H. Grindley, who had just received a Purple Heart medal, India, mid-1942 | Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell shaking hands with Major D. M. O'Hara who had just received a Purple Heart medal, India, mid-1942 |
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| Line drawing of the Mark XIII aerial torpedo taken from the US Navy Bureau of Ordinance (BuOrd) Ordinance Pamphlet, Jul 1942. Photo 1 of 3. | Line drawing of the Mark XIII aerial torpedo taken from the US Navy Bureau of Ordinance (BuOrd) Ordinance Pamphlet, Jul 1942. Photo 2 of 3. |
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| Line drawing of the Mark XIII aerial torpedo taken from the US Navy Bureau of Ordinance (BuOrd) Ordinance Pamphlet, Jul 1942. Photo 3 of 3. | Littorio in camouflage, Taranto, Italy, summer 1942 |
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| Lt Cmdr Howard W Gilmore, commander of the submarine USS Growler in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii upon receiving his first Navy Cross for an attack on three warships within the Kiska Island anchorage in the Aleutians, Jul 1942. | Lunga Point Airfield while under construction, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, Jul 1942 |
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| Map of New Guinea, 1942 | Members of the League of German Girls sewing in Berlin, Germany, Jul 1942; note boy with dagger and poster of Hitler 'We Follow You' on wall |
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| Men aboard the destroyer USS Shaw drilling on the No. 3 5”/38 caliber gun, Jul 1942 probably off San Diego. Note the open pedestal mount and the sailors at left holding the 5-inch practice shells. | MT-1 Hayabusa aircraft at rest, Mukden, Liaoning Province, China, summer 1942 |
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