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Damaged Town Hall of Poznań, Poland, mid-1945Lieutenant Collins and Chief Pay Clerk Carmine Palumbo of USS Sanborn, circa 1945
Damaged Town Hall of Poznań, Poland, mid-1945Lieutenant Collins and Chief Pay Clerk Carmine Palumbo of USS Sanborn, circa 1945
Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen (in grey uniform) with other officers of USS Sanborn, 1945Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen holding binoculars aboard USS Sanborn, 1945, photo 1 of 2
Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen (in grey uniform) with other officers of USS Sanborn, 1945Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen holding binoculars aboard USS Sanborn, 1945, photo 1 of 2
Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen holding binoculars aboard USS Sanborn, 1945, photo 2 of 2Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen with binoculars, circa 1945
Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen holding binoculars aboard USS Sanborn, 1945, photo 2 of 2Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen with binoculars, circa 1945
Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen, aboard APA Sanborn, 1945Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen, New Caledonia, 1945
Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen, aboard APA Sanborn, 1945Lieutenant Howard W. Whalen, New Caledonia, 1945
Lieutenant Rudy Holmes standing by a telescope on the bridge of Sanborn, circa 1945Sanborn officer Ensign Andrew M. Klein, 1945
Lieutenant Rudy Holmes standing by a telescope on the bridge of Sanborn, circa 1945Sanborn officer Ensign Andrew M. Klein, 1945
Sanborn officers Lieutenant (jg) Carl Jackson, Ensign Louis V. Shepard, and Ensign Andrew M. Klein, 1945Sanborn
Sanborn officers Lieutenant (jg) Carl Jackson, Ensign Louis V. Shepard, and Ensign Andrew M. Klein, 1945Sanborn's officers Lieutenant (jg) Wilson O. Kaden, Lieutenant (jg) Carl Jackson, Ensign Louis V. Shepard, New Caledonia, 1945
Several US Navy officers posed by a facility sign on Tulagi, Solomon Islands, circa 1945Three of Sanborn
Several US Navy officers posed by a facility sign on Tulagi, Solomon Islands, circa 1945Three of Sanborn's enlisted crew members, circa 1945
US Navy African-American Seaman 1st Class Charlie Dunston, recent amputee, recovering at the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 1 Aug 1945African-American soldiers of the US Army awaiting transportation to the front lines of the Pacific War, 4 Aug 1945
US Navy African-American Seaman 1st Class Charlie Dunston, recent amputee, recovering at the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 1 Aug 1945African-American soldiers of the US Army awaiting transportation to the front lines of the Pacific War, 4 Aug 1945
Small Taiwanese vessel being stafed by PB4Y-2 aircraft of US Navy VPB-104, just off Dongji Island, Pescadores Islands, 7 Aug 1945A Chinese girl from one of the Japanese Army
Small Taiwanese vessel being stafed by PB4Y-2 aircraft of US Navy VPB-104, just off Dongji Island, Pescadores Islands, 7 Aug 1945A Chinese girl from one of the Japanese Army's 'comfort battalions' talking to a British Army officer in Rangoon, Burma, 8 Aug 1945
American aircraft carrier under construction, 12 Aug 1945Choir rehersal at Naval Air Station, Beaufort, South Carolina, United States, at the time it was announced that Japan had accepted the Allies
American aircraft carrier under construction, 12 Aug 1945Choir rehersal at Naval Air Station, Beaufort, South Carolina, United States, at the time it was announced that Japan had accepted the Allies' surrender terms, 14 Aug 1945

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