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Photo of Essex-class carrier USS Randolph taken from the back seat of an SB2C Helldiver that had just launched, Feb or Mar 1945, PacificPlane handlers pushing an F6F-5N Hellcat night fighter of Fighting Squadron VF-82 off an elevator and onto the Hangar Deck of USS Bennington, early 1945
Photo of Essex-class carrier USS Randolph taken from the back seat of an SB2C Helldiver that had just launched, Feb or Mar 1945, PacificPlane handlers pushing an F6F-5N Hellcat night fighter of Fighting Squadron VF-82 off an elevator and onto the Hangar Deck of USS Bennington, early 1945
Private First Class John J. Helus (with BAR) and Corporal John A. Hicks (with M1), Iwo Jima, Japan, circa Feb-Mar 1945Recently liberated Jewish civilians, Budapest, Hungary, Feb-Mar 1945
Private First Class John J. Helus (with BAR) and Corporal John A. Hicks (with M1), Iwo Jima, Japan, circa Feb-Mar 1945Recently liberated Jewish civilians, Budapest, Hungary, Feb-Mar 1945
Regimental Chaplain John Craven of US 14th Marine Regiment performing a Christian baptism for a soldier of US 476th Amphibious Truck Company at Iwo Jima, Japan, 1945Retreat ceremonies at the WAVES Yeoman school, Naval Training School, Milledgeville, Georgia, United States, circa early 1945
Regimental Chaplain John Craven of US 14th Marine Regiment performing a Christian baptism for a soldier of US 476th Amphibious Truck Company at Iwo Jima, Japan, 1945Retreat ceremonies at the WAVES Yeoman school, Naval Training School, Milledgeville, Georgia, United States, circa early 1945
SB2C Helldiver aircraft of US Navy Bombing Squadron 17 preparing for launch from USS Hornet (Essex-class) for strikes against Japan, Mar 1945Ships making smoke screen off Iwo Jima per original caption, but appearance of battleship Colorado or Maryland in a photo of this set indicate it might have been Okinawa; circa 1945, photo 1 of 2
SB2C Helldiver aircraft of US Navy Bombing Squadron 17 preparing for launch from USS Hornet (Essex-class) for strikes against Japan, Mar 1945Ships making smoke screen off Iwo Jima per original caption, but appearance of battleship Colorado or Maryland in a photo of this set indicate it might have been Okinawa; circa 1945, photo 1 of 2
Ships making smoke screen off Iwo Jima per original caption, but appearance of battleship Colorado or Maryland in a photo of this set indicate it might have been Okinawa; circa 1945, photo 2 of 2SS Davidson Victory under construction, Kaiser Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation yard, Portland, Oregon, United States, Mar 1945
Ships making smoke screen off Iwo Jima per original caption, but appearance of battleship Colorado or Maryland in a photo of this set indicate it might have been Okinawa; circa 1945, photo 2 of 2SS Davidson Victory under construction, Kaiser Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation yard, Portland, Oregon, United States, Mar 1945
TBM-3 Avenger of Marine Torpedo Squadron 242 at Motoyama #2 airstrip, Iwo Jima preparing for Anti-Submarine Patrol, Feb-Mar 1945Two identified men of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) at a ration dump in northern Burma, Mar 1945
TBM-3 Avenger of Marine Torpedo Squadron 242 at Motoyama #2 airstrip, Iwo Jima preparing for Anti-Submarine Patrol, Feb-Mar 1945Two identified men of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) at a ration dump in northern Burma, Mar 1945
United States Army Air Forces Major Byron Trent, commanding officer of the 333rd Bomb Squadron, 94th Bomb Group at RAF Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England with a Disney Bomb on a bomb lifting carriage, 1945.United States Army photo of a partially deflated Japanese Fu-Go balloon bomb over the Pacific Ocean, likely near the Aleutian Islands. This shows why these descending balloons were often mistaken for parachutes.
United States Army Air Forces Major Byron Trent, commanding officer of the 333rd Bomb Squadron, 94th Bomb Group at RAF Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England with a Disney Bomb on a bomb lifting carriage, 1945.United States Army photo of a partially deflated Japanese Fu-Go balloon bomb over the Pacific Ocean, likely near the Aleutian Islands. This shows why these descending balloons were often mistaken for parachutes.
United States Marine inspecting an abandoned Japanese Type 95 light tank on Iwo Jima, Japan, Mar 1945.United States Navy Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz, 1945
United States Marine inspecting an abandoned Japanese Type 95 light tank on Iwo Jima, Japan, Mar 1945.United States Navy Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz, 1945
US 4th Marine Division cemetery on Iwo Jima, Japan, Mar 1945; note DUKW and jeep driving in background and wrecked Japanese aircraft beyondUS 4th Marine Division cemetery, Iwo Jima, Japan, Mar 1945
US 4th Marine Division cemetery on Iwo Jima, Japan, Mar 1945; note DUKW and jeep driving in background and wrecked Japanese aircraft beyondUS 4th Marine Division cemetery, Iwo Jima, Japan, Mar 1945
US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) personnel at a kitchen in Inai-Long, Shan, Burma, 1945US airmen gathering next to B-24J Liberator bomber
US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) personnel at a kitchen in Inai-Long, Shan, Burma, 1945US airmen gathering next to B-24J Liberator bomber 'Lil Audrey Grows Up' of the 11th Bomb Group (H), Agana Airfield, Guam, Mariana Islands, 1945

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