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African-American US Maritime Service Captain Clifton Lastic of Liberty Ship SS Bert Williams talking with President of National Maritime Union Joe Curran, date unknownAfrican-American US Maritime Service trainee Clifford R. Jenkins, Jr. at the base at Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, New York, United States, date unknown
African-American US Maritime Service Captain Clifton Lastic of Liberty Ship SS Bert Williams talking with President of National Maritime Union Joe Curran, date unknownAfrican-American US Maritime Service trainee Clifford R. Jenkins, Jr. at the base at Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, New York, United States, date unknown
African-American US Merchant Marine Boatswain Maxie Weisbarth learning navigation from Chief Mate Earl Stanfield aboard a Victory Ship, Pacific Ocean, date unknownAfrican-American US Navy WAVE Apprentice Seaman Frances Bates inspecting an engine for a Wildcat fighter aircraft, US Naval Training School, Bronx, New York, United States, 1945
African-American US Merchant Marine Boatswain Maxie Weisbarth learning navigation from Chief Mate Earl Stanfield aboard a Victory Ship, Pacific Ocean, date unknownAfrican-American US Navy WAVE Apprentice Seaman Frances Bates inspecting an engine for a Wildcat fighter aircraft, US Naval Training School, Bronx, New York, United States, 1945
After an attempted landing on the training aircraft carrier USS Sable, an F6F Hellcat barely hangs onto the catwalks. Lake Michigan, United States, 1945.Alaska somewhere in the Pacific, circa 1945
After an attempted landing on the training aircraft carrier USS Sable, an F6F Hellcat barely hangs onto the catwalks. Lake Michigan, United States, 1945.Alaska somewhere in the Pacific, circa 1945
American soldier with a captured German Panzerfaust launcher, 1944-1945Americans at work at a base on Saipan, Mariana Islands, 1945; note M3 Fighting Knife on the non-commissioned officer
American soldier with a captured German Panzerfaust launcher, 1944-1945Americans at work at a base on Saipan, Mariana Islands, 1945; note M3 Fighting Knife on the non-commissioned officer's hip
Ammunition hulk Oregon at Guam, 1945An African-American seaman in the US Maritime Service, date unknown
Ammunition hulk Oregon at Guam, 1945An African-American seaman in the US Maritime Service, date unknown
An African-American United States Coast Guard 20-mm gun crew, date unknown; left to right: D. Moore, W. Bottoms, W. Wheeler, and R. Grimes, all StewardAn African-American US Coast Guardsman, date unknown
An African-American United States Coast Guard 20-mm gun crew, date unknown; left to right: D. Moore, W. Bottoms, W. Wheeler, and R. Grimes, all Steward's Mates 2nd ClassAn African-American US Coast Guardsman, date unknown
An aircraft tug moving an SB2C Helldiver into position on the flight deck of the carrier USS Yorktown (Essesx-class), 1945. Note TBM Avenger spotted on the deck.An early US Army CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 long wheel-base chassis truck fitted with a Mobile Optical Repair unit for the Medical Corps, 1944-1945
An aircraft tug moving an SB2C Helldiver into position on the flight deck of the carrier USS Yorktown (Essesx-class), 1945. Note TBM Avenger spotted on the deck.An early US Army CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 long wheel-base chassis truck fitted with a Mobile Optical Repair unit for the Medical Corps, 1944-1945
An F6F Hellcat stayed on the flight deck when landing, but dropped a wheel into the catwalks and severely bent the propeller blades aboard the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1945.An SNJ Texan readies for launch from the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1945.
An F6F Hellcat stayed on the flight deck when landing, but dropped a wheel into the catwalks and severely bent the propeller blades aboard the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1945.An SNJ Texan readies for launch from the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1945.
B-24J Liberators of the 451st Bomb Group en route to targets in Austria, 1944-45.B-29 lost its prop in flight which carved hole in fuselage. Pilot made emergency landing and collided with parked aircraft causing further damage to nose and top turret. Date and location unknown. Photo 1 of 2.
B-24J Liberators of the 451st Bomb Group en route to targets in Austria, 1944-45.B-29 lost its prop in flight which carved hole in fuselage. Pilot made emergency landing and collided with parked aircraft causing further damage to nose and top turret. Date and location unknown. Photo 1 of 2.
B-29 lost its prop in flight which carved hole in fuselage. Pilot made emergency landing and collided with parked aircraft causing further damage to nose and top turret. Date and location unknown. Photo 3 of 3.B-29 lost its prop in flight which carved hole in fuselage. Pilot made emergency landing. Date and location unknown. Photo 2 of 2.
B-29 lost its prop in flight which carved hole in fuselage. Pilot made emergency landing and collided with parked aircraft causing further damage to nose and top turret. Date and location unknown. Photo 3 of 3.B-29 lost its prop in flight which carved hole in fuselage. Pilot made emergency landing. Date and location unknown. Photo 2 of 2.

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