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Tram car, Chongqing, China, 1944Two African-American USCG SPARS, Olivia Hooker and Aileen Anita Cooks, posing on a ladder aboard training ship
Tram car, Chongqing, China, 1944Two African-American USCG SPARS, Olivia Hooker and Aileen Anita Cooks, posing on a ladder aboard training ship 'USS Neversail', Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, New York, United States, date unknown
Two Chinese soldiers wearing Belgian-made AG20 gas masks at the Pihu Military Training Center, Fujian Province, China, 1944Two German female radio oeprators who helped coordinate anti-aircraft fire, 1940s
Two Chinese soldiers wearing Belgian-made AG20 gas masks at the Pihu Military Training Center, Fujian Province, China, 1944Two German female radio oeprators who helped coordinate anti-aircraft fire, 1940s
US 14th Air Force facilities at the Peishiyi (Baishiyi) Airfield near Chongqing, China, circa 1944US airmen in China, circa 1944
US 14th Air Force facilities at the Peishiyi (Baishiyi) Airfield near Chongqing, China, circa 1944US airmen in China, circa 1944
US and Chinese officers and men studying a tactical map in training, 1940sUS Army BrigGen Robert N. Young presenting the Silver Star medal to the widow and daughter of African-American 1st Lt John W. Madison of 92nd Division, who was killed in Italy, date unknown
US and Chinese officers and men studying a tactical map in training, 1940sUS Army BrigGen Robert N. Young presenting the Silver Star medal to the widow and daughter of African-American 1st Lt John W. Madison of 92nd Division, who was killed in Italy, date unknown
US convoy of trucks in northern Burma, 1940sUS Marine 3rd Amphibious Corps photographer William H. T. Swisher receiving Bronze Star medal from General Rockey, Guam, circa 1944
US convoy of trucks in northern Burma, 1940sUS Marine 3rd Amphibious Corps photographer William H. T. Swisher receiving Bronze Star medal from General Rockey, Guam, circa 1944
US Marine Corps African-American public relations specialist Sgt. Lucious A. Wilson and his photographer, Cpl. Edwin K. Anderson, at Montford Point Camp, New River, North Carolina, United States, dateUS Marines with puppies, Marshall Islands, 1940s
US Marine Corps African-American public relations specialist Sgt. Lucious A. Wilson and his photographer, Cpl. Edwin K. Anderson, at Montford Point Camp, New River, North Carolina, United States, dateUS Marines with puppies, Marshall Islands, 1940s
US Navy African-American Coxswain William Green checked his pistol while Quartermaster 1st Class Albert S. Herbert stood by with clip of ammunition and a holster belt, date unknownUS Navy African-American personnel looping a manila line, date unknown
US Navy African-American Coxswain William Green checked his pistol while Quartermaster 1st Class Albert S. Herbert stood by with clip of ammunition and a holster belt, date unknownUS Navy African-American personnel looping a manila line, date unknown
US Navy African-American Seamen 1st Class Dodson Samples, Raymond Wynn, Edward Clavo, and Jesse David loading 6-in shells in a magazine on Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides, date unknownUS Navy personnel at rest in Hawaii, 1943-1945
US Navy African-American Seamen 1st Class Dodson Samples, Raymond Wynn, Edward Clavo, and Jesse David loading 6-in shells in a magazine on Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides, date unknownUS Navy personnel at rest in Hawaii, 1943-1945
US Navy personnel on shore leave in Hawaii, 1943-1945US Navy sailor resting, 1941-1945
US Navy personnel on shore leave in Hawaii, 1943-1945US Navy sailor resting, 1941-1945
US Navy sailor resting, 1941-1945US Navy sailor resting, 1941-1945
US Navy sailor resting, 1941-1945US Navy sailor resting, 1941-1945

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