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B-29 Superfortress “Limber Richard” of the 99th Bombardment Squadron flying toward Japan with other squadron bombers, 1945	B-32 Dominator bomber in flight, 1945

Ba 349 Natter rocket interceptor being launched, circa early 1945; seen in bulletin 'Guided Missiles-The Weapon of the Future' published by US War Department in Apr 1946	Ba 349 Natter rocket interceptor being prepared for launch, circa early 1945; seen in bulletin 'Guided Missiles-The Weapon of the Future' published by US War Department in Apr 1946

Back of the superstructure of a Type 3 Ho-Ni III tank destoyer with its top hatch and rear double hatches closed, 1945	Bao Yibo, Song Renqiong, Chen Yi, and Teng Daiyuan, China, 1945

Barracks, Davao Penal Colony, Philippines, date unknown	Bartello of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) passing out mail to Mahl, Routson, Rokita, Frederick, and two others, Burma, 1945

Battleship Richelieu, 1945	Battleship Sevastopol, 1945

Bergkristall underground tunnels at the Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp in Austria, date unknown; they were built to house Me 262 jet fighter production facilities	Bf 109 fighter, Italy, 1945

Bill Hale, a battery commander of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional), Burma, 1945	Bill Sausser and Bill Purcell, both of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional), Burma, circa 1945

Billy Hughes, John Curtin, and Prince Henry in Canberra, Australia, 1945	BM-31 Katyusha rocket launchers in combat, 1944-1945

Bombing results on the Japanese airstrip at Taroa Island, Maloelap Atoll, Marshall Islands, 1945. Despite the pounding delivered to this site, war’s end found 3 fire control facilities and 40 anti-aircraft guns still operational	Boomerang fighters under construction at Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation factory, Fishermen's Bend, Victoria, Australia, circa 1945

Briefing for US bomber crews, Saipan, Mariana Islands, 1945	Brightly painted Willys MB Jeep leading B-24J aircraft at an unknown USAAF Air Field; note the special orange paint within National Insignia on hood, which changed colors when exposed to nerve agents