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PBM-3 Mariner aircraft of US Navy patrol bomber squadron VPB-210 hoisted aboard seaplane tender Albemarle, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 5 Jan 1945USS Antelope entering USS ABSD-1, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides, 5 Jan 1945
PBM-3 Mariner aircraft of US Navy patrol bomber squadron VPB-210 hoisted aboard seaplane tender Albemarle, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 5 Jan 1945USS Antelope entering USS ABSD-1, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides, 5 Jan 1945
Captain George C. Montgomery awarding a citation ribbon to Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class Harvey J. Rowe aboard USS Anzio, 6 Jan 1945, photo 1 of 2Captain George C. Montgomery awarding a citation ribbon to Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class Harvey J. Rowe aboard USS Anzio, 6 Jan 1945, photo 2 of 2
Captain George C. Montgomery awarding a citation ribbon to Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class Harvey J. Rowe aboard USS Anzio, 6 Jan 1945, photo 1 of 2Captain George C. Montgomery awarding a citation ribbon to Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class Harvey J. Rowe aboard USS Anzio, 6 Jan 1945, photo 2 of 2
Captain George C. Montgomery awarding the Air Medal to Lieutenant (jg) P. B. Wyser aboard USS Anzio, 6 Jan 1945Explosion aboard USS Colombia after being struck by a Japanese Army Ki-51 special attack aircraft, Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, 6 Jan 1945
Captain George C. Montgomery awarding the Air Medal to Lieutenant (jg) P. B. Wyser aboard USS Anzio, 6 Jan 1945Explosion aboard USS Colombia after being struck by a Japanese Army Ki-51 special attack aircraft, Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, 6 Jan 1945
Japanese Zero special attack aircraft, already burning from anti-aircraft fire, diving on USS Columbia during the Lingayen Gulf operation in the Philippine Islands, 6 Jan 1945Ki-51 special attack aircraft of Japanese Army Sekicho Squadron diving at USS Columbia in Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, at 1729 hours on 6 Jan 1945; photograph taken from USS California
Japanese Zero special attack aircraft, already burning from anti-aircraft fire, diving on USS Columbia during the Lingayen Gulf operation in the Philippine Islands, 6 Jan 1945Ki-51 special attack aircraft of Japanese Army Sekicho Squadron diving at USS Columbia in Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, at 1729 hours on 6 Jan 1945; photograph taken from USS California
Ki-51 special attack aircraft of Japanese Army Sekicho Squadron striking USS Columbia in Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, at 1729 hours on 6 Jan 1945; photograph taken from USS CaliforniaLouisville hit by Mitsubishi Ki-51 special attack aircraft, Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, 6 Jan 1945
Ki-51 special attack aircraft of Japanese Army Sekicho Squadron striking USS Columbia in Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, at 1729 hours on 6 Jan 1945; photograph taken from USS CaliforniaLouisville hit by Mitsubishi Ki-51 special attack aircraft, Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, 6 Jan 1945
Texas in the Hawaii area, 6 Jan 1945A farmhouse on the main route through Hürtgen, Germany that served as the headquarters for the US 121st Infantry Regiment, 8 Jan 1945. They gave it the name “Hurtgen Hotel.”
Texas in the Hawaii area, 6 Jan 1945A farmhouse on the main route through Hürtgen, Germany that served as the headquarters for the US 121st Infantry Regiment, 8 Jan 1945. They gave it the name “Hurtgen Hotel.”
Battleship USS Mississippi bombarding Luzon, Philippines, 8 Jan 1945, during the Lingayen Gulf operation. Battleship USS West Virginia and cruiser HMAS Shropshire are behind Mississippi.Haskell-class attack transport USS Sarasota in operation during the landings at Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, Philippine Islands, 8 Jan 1945
Battleship USS Mississippi bombarding Luzon, Philippines, 8 Jan 1945, during the Lingayen Gulf operation. Battleship USS West Virginia and cruiser HMAS Shropshire are behind Mississippi.Haskell-class attack transport USS Sarasota in operation during the landings at Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, Philippine Islands, 8 Jan 1945
Overhead view of Permanente Metals Shipyard No. 2, Richmond, California, United States, 8 Jan 1945.Overhead view of the Kaiser Cargo Company Shipyard No. 3, Richmond, California, United States, 8 Jan 1945.
Overhead view of Permanente Metals Shipyard No. 2, Richmond, California, United States, 8 Jan 1945.Overhead view of the Kaiser Cargo Company Shipyard No. 3, Richmond, California, United States, 8 Jan 1945.
USS ABSD-1 with USS Antelope and USS LST-120 in the dock, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides, 8 Jan 1945WAVES Storekeeper 2nd Class Francella Leigh, Yeoman 2nd Class Patricia McRae, and Pharmacist
USS ABSD-1 with USS Antelope and USS LST-120 in the dock, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides, 8 Jan 1945WAVES Storekeeper 2nd Class Francella Leigh, Yeoman 2nd Class Patricia McRae, and Pharmacist's Mate 3rd Class Suzanne Hosmer on board a transport en route to US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Jan 1945
African-American US Navy StewardAircraft of squadron VB-80 from USS Ticonderoga attacking the railroad south of Heito Airfield, southern Taiwan, 9 Jan 1945
African-American US Navy Steward's Mate 2nd Class James Lee Frazer reading the Bible aboard a ship, 9 Jan 1945Aircraft of squadron VB-80 from USS Ticonderoga attacking the railroad south of Heito Airfield, southern Taiwan, 9 Jan 1945

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