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Canadian Ventura aircraft, circa 1940sCaptured D4Y3 Model 33 dive bomber in flight by Technical Air Intelligence Center personnel near Naval Air Station Anacosta, Washington DC, United States, late 1940s
Canadian Ventura aircraft, circa 1940sCaptured D4Y3 Model 33 dive bomber in flight by Technical Air Intelligence Center personnel near Naval Air Station Anacosta, Washington DC, United States, late 1940s
Captured G4M2a Model 24 Ko/Otsu, 1945-1946Captured German Me 410A-3 aircraft being inspected by British mechanics, Collyweston, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom, 1944-1946
Captured G4M2a Model 24 Ko/Otsu, 1945-1946Captured German Me 410A-3 aircraft being inspected by British mechanics, Collyweston, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom, 1944-1946
Captured Japanese Ki-83 aircraft with American markings at rest, date unknownCaptured Japanese Ki-83 aircraft with American markings in flight, 1940s
Captured Japanese Ki-83 aircraft with American markings at rest, date unknownCaptured Japanese Ki-83 aircraft with American markings in flight, 1940s
Captured Ju 388L-1 aircraft in US markings, post-WW2Captured Ki-54 aircraft with Chinese markings, China, circa 1940s
Captured Ju 388L-1 aircraft in US markings, post-WW2Captured Ki-54 aircraft with Chinese markings, China, circa 1940s
Captured Ki-54 aircraft with USAAF markings, circa 1940sCaptured Ki-54 aircraft, Japan, circa 1945-1946
Captured Ki-54 aircraft with USAAF markings, circa 1940sCaptured Ki-54 aircraft, Japan, circa 1945-1946
Captured Ki-55 aircraft in Chinese markings, China, circa 1940sCaptured Ki-57 aircraft in Chinese service, China, circa late 1940s
Captured Ki-55 aircraft in Chinese markings, China, circa 1940sCaptured Ki-57 aircraft in Chinese service, China, circa late 1940s
Captured Kikka prototype jet at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland, United States, date unknownCaptured Kikka prototype jet at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland, United States, date unknown
Captured Kikka prototype jet at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland, United States, date unknownCaptured Kikka prototype jet at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland, United States, date unknown
Captured Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighters at Lechfeld Airfield, Lagerlechfeld, Augsburg, Germany, circa 1946; they were being transported to the United StatesCaptured N1K2-J aircraft preparing for flight, Japan, circa 1946
Captured Me 262 Schwalbe jet fighters at Lechfeld Airfield, Lagerlechfeld, Augsburg, Germany, circa 1946; they were being transported to the United StatesCaptured N1K2-J aircraft preparing for flight, Japan, circa 1946
Captured Ta 152H aircraft with British markings, United Kingdom, 1946Charles Norrie, Ben Chifley, and Thomas Playford IV, 1946
Captured Ta 152H aircraft with British markings, United Kingdom, 1946Charles Norrie, Ben Chifley, and Thomas Playford IV, 1946
Chester Nimitz, Dwight Eisenhower, Harvard President James Conant, Henry Arnold, Alexander Vandegrift, and William Cleary at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, 1946Chinese soldier posing with a captured Japanese Type 97 Shinhoto Chi-Ha medium tank, China, 1940s
Chester Nimitz, Dwight Eisenhower, Harvard President James Conant, Henry Arnold, Alexander Vandegrift, and William Cleary at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, 1946Chinese soldier posing with a captured Japanese Type 97 Shinhoto Chi-Ha medium tank, China, 1940s

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