28,847 items in this album on 1,443 pages.
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| 2nd Lieutenant Henry Arnold at the controls of a Wright Type B aircraft, Wright Flying School, Fairborn near Dayton, Ohio, United States, 1911 | A boatswain aboard Scharnhorst, date unknown |
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| Admiral Scheer as seen on a postcard | Apogon's conning tower |
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| Asagumo as seen in US Division of Naval Inteligence's A503 FM30-50 booklet for identifying ships | Atago, date unknown |
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| Brummer operating off Norway, circa 1940s; note the three mine launching doors on the stern and aft gun turrets | Chokai underway at sea |
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| Close-up of Emden's bow, date unknown | Craven underway, date unknown |
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| Destroyer Grom, date unknown | Drawings of German auxiliary cruiser Kormoran |
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| Emden at rest, date unknown | Emden with her sailors lined up, date unknown |
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| Gen. Władysław Sikorski decorating Polish-American pilot Francis Gabreski, Britain, 1940s | General Kirill Meretskov speaking to Senior Lieutenant A. P. Silantyev (right) who had shot down a German Bf 109 fighter that had just attempted to attack Meretskov's aircraft, Khvoynaya Airfield, Novgorod, Russia, 1942 |
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| Gilmore off Aleutian Islands, date unknown | Hood at port |
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| Illustrious underway, date unknown | Kikuzuki under salvage, focus on her forecastle |
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