9,500 items in this album on 475 pages.
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PT boats conducting training operations in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island, United States, circa 1941-1945 | RAF Liberator II in Western Egypt, 1942. Note the absence of super-chargers on the engines as Lend-Lease versions of the B-24 were not equipped with them. |
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Rear Admiral Aubrey Fitch in flying helmet and goggles, circa 1942. | Sailors camouflaging the Tirpitz in a Norwegian fjord |
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Seeandbee being converted into an aircraft carrier, Buffalo, New York, United States, early 1942 | Ships of an Allied convoy crossing the Atlantic Ocean, 1942 |
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Soldiers manhandling a 37 mm Gun M3 piece, US Territory of Alaska, 1942 | Soviet sniper Sergeant P. Dorzhiev posing in the field with binoculars, 1942 |
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Specifications for the Vought OS2U-3 Kingfisher, 1942. | T22 prototype armored car, early 1940s |
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TBD Devastator in a revetment at Kaneohe Naval Air Station, Oahu, Hawaii, 1942. Note that the plane is already armed with a torpedo. | TDR-1 assault drone in flight, 1942 |
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Temporary hospital in a lateral tunnel of the Malinta Tunnel, Corregidor, Philippine Islands, 1942 | The administration building at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, date unknown |
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Three female guerilla fighters in the Soviet Union, 1940s | Tirpitz, Norway, circa 1942-1944 |
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Two PBM-1 (front) and two PBM-3 (back) in flight, 1942. The PBM-1s are from an early production series with retractable floats that were discontinued for principal production. Location unknown. Photo 1 of 2 | Two PBM-1 (front) and two PBM-3 (back) in flight, 1942. The PBM-1s are from an early production series with retractable floats that were discontinued for principal production. Location unknown. Photo 2 of 2 |
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United States Coast Guardsman with M50 Reising submachine gun and dog on a beach in the United States, circa 1941-1945 | United States Navy photograph showing the size comparison between the Mark XIV submarine torpedo (top) and the Mark XIII aerial torpedo. |
9,500 items in this album on 475 pages.