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US Army bomb disposal personnel at a German border crossing, Apr-May 1945US Navy African-American cook Pendleton Thompson posed with children recently freed from a Japanese internment camp in the Philippine Islands aboard the SS Jean Lafitte en route for the US, Apr 1945
US Army bomb disposal personnel at a German border crossing, Apr-May 1945US Navy African-American cook Pendleton Thompson posed with children recently freed from a Japanese internment camp in the Philippine Islands aboard the SS Jean Lafitte en route for the US, Apr 1945
WAVES PharmacistWAVES Specialist 3rd Class Nora Scott and Specialist 3rd Class Virginia Chenoweth at work at the control tower of Naval Air Station, Charleston, South Carolina, United States, spring 1945
WAVES Pharmacist's Mate 3rd Class Winifred Perosky X-Rayed USMC Private First Class Harold Reyher, who was wounded at Iwo Jima, Naval Hospital, San Diego, California, United States, spring 1945WAVES Specialist 3rd Class Nora Scott and Specialist 3rd Class Virginia Chenoweth at work at the control tower of Naval Air Station, Charleston, South Carolina, United States, spring 1945
William Woolfolk with a highway sign near Aachen, Germany, Apr 1945A soldier of the Chinese 18th Group Army (also known as the Communist 8th Route Army) atop the Zijinguan gate of the Great Wall of China, Yi County, Hebei Province, China, 2 Apr 1945
William Woolfolk with a highway sign near Aachen, Germany, Apr 1945A soldier of the Chinese 18th Group Army (also known as the Communist 8th Route Army) atop the Zijinguan gate of the Great Wall of China, Yi County, Hebei Province, China, 2 Apr 1945
Civilian homes being bombed by B-25 bombers of USAAF 405th Bombardment Squadron B-25, Kagi, Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945Explosions in the vicinity of the Kagi rail marshalling yard during US bombing, Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945
Civilian homes being bombed by B-25 bombers of USAAF 405th Bombardment Squadron B-25, Kagi, Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945Explosions in the vicinity of the Kagi rail marshalling yard during US bombing, Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945
Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 1 of 5Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 2 of 5
Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 1 of 5Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 2 of 5
Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 3 of 5Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 4 of 5
Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 3 of 5Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 4 of 5
Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 5 of 5Kagi butanol plant under attack by PV-1 aircraft of US Navy squadron VPB-137, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 1 of 2
Kagi butanol plant under attack by B-25 bombers of 3rd Bombardment Group, USAAF 5th Air Force, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 5 of 5Kagi butanol plant under attack by PV-1 aircraft of US Navy squadron VPB-137, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 1 of 2
Kagi butanol plant under attack by PV-1 aircraft of US Navy squadron VPB-137, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 2 of 2Kagi rail marshalling yard viewed by a B-25 bomber of USAAF 405th Bombardment Squadron during an attack, Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 1 of 2
Kagi butanol plant under attack by PV-1 aircraft of US Navy squadron VPB-137, Kagi (now Chiayi), Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 2 of 2Kagi rail marshalling yard viewed by a B-25 bomber of USAAF 405th Bombardment Squadron during an attack, Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 1 of 2
Kagi rail marshalling yard viewed by a B-25 bomber of USAAF 405th Bombardment Squadron during an attack, Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 2 of 2Kagi, Taiwan under US bombing, 3 Apr 1945
Kagi rail marshalling yard viewed by a B-25 bomber of USAAF 405th Bombardment Squadron during an attack, Taiwan, 3 Apr 1945, photo 2 of 2Kagi, Taiwan under US bombing, 3 Apr 1945
Kagi, Taiwan viewed from a US B-25 bomber during an attack, 3 Apr 1945; note palls of smoke at the rail marshalling yardJapanese Type-C Escort Vessel No. 1 exploding in Taiwan Strait south of Amoy (Xiamen), China, 6 Apr 1945, having attacked by US B-25J (44-29600; 2Lt Francis A. Thompson) of 499th
Kagi, Taiwan viewed from a US B-25 bomber during an attack, 3 Apr 1945; note palls of smoke at the rail marshalling yardJapanese Type-C Escort Vessel No. 1 exploding in Taiwan Strait south of Amoy (Xiamen), China, 6 Apr 1945, having attacked by US B-25J (44-29600; 2Lt Francis A. Thompson) of 499th 'Bats Outta Hell' Bomb Squadron of 345th 'Air Apaches' Bomb Group

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