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Keith Park and Arthur Coningham in a MG roadster at Malta, Jun 1943Lidice, Czechoslovakia Jun 1943. What had been a village street lined with peasant homes as it appeared a year after the destruction.Lt George Gay in the cockpit of a TBM Avenger with Torpedo Squadron 11 on Guadalcanal, Jun 1943. As Ensign Gay, he was the sole survivor of Torpedo Squadron 8 at Midway in 1942.Master Sergeant Edward Gregory of the 306th Bomb Group in front of an orderly room at RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, mid-1943. MSgt Gregory was the crew chief for the B-17 ‘Rose of York’.
Keith Park and Arthur Coningham in a MG roadster at Malta, Jun 1943Lidice, Czechoslovakia Jun 1943. What had been a village street lined with peasant homes as it appeared a year after the destruction.Lt George Gay in the cockpit of a TBM Avenger with Torpedo Squadron 11 on Guadalcanal, Jun 1943. As Ensign Gay, he was the sole survivor of Torpedo Squadron 8 at Midway in 1942.Master Sergeant Edward Gregory of the 306th Bomb Group in front of an orderly room at RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, mid-1943. MSgt Gregory was the crew chief for the B-17 ‘Rose of York’.
Maya at rest, Jun 1943Photographers Marvin Culbreth and Jack Heyn of USAAF 3rd Bomb Group at the Dobodura Airfield photo shack, Australian Papua, mid-1943Photographers Private First Class Shemlynce and Private First Class Peter Catizone at work, Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943Private Robert Boucher, Sergeant John Paulovitch, and Corporal Roland Holmberg processing mission photographs brought back from B-25 bombers, Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943
Maya at rest, Jun 1943Photographers Marvin Culbreth and Jack Heyn of USAAF 3rd Bomb Group at the Dobodura Airfield photo shack, Australian Papua, mid-1943Photographers Private First Class Shemlynce and Private First Class Peter Catizone at work, Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943Private Robert Boucher, Sergeant John Paulovitch, and Corporal Roland Holmberg processing mission photographs brought back from B-25 bombers, Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943
Radio Operator TSgt Robert Myllykoski of the 306th Bomb Group trying to squeeze into the ball turret of B-17 Fortress “Unbearable II” at RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, mid-1943. Looking on is SSgt John Jessup.Starboard side view of the carrier Yorktown (Essex-class) with an F6F-3 Hellcat fighter of VF-1 on the fight deck above the athwartship hangar deck catapult, June 1943.Sugiyama arriving at an airfield, circa Jun 1943Sun Li-jen addressing Ramgarh Training Center graduates about to return to the front lines, circa mid-1943
Radio Operator TSgt Robert Myllykoski of the 306th Bomb Group trying to squeeze into the ball turret of B-17 Fortress “Unbearable II” at RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, mid-1943. Looking on is SSgt John Jessup.Starboard side view of the carrier Yorktown (Essex-class) with an F6F-3 Hellcat fighter of VF-1 on the fight deck above the athwartship hangar deck catapult, June 1943.Sugiyama arriving at an airfield, circa Jun 1943Sun Li-jen addressing Ramgarh Training Center graduates about to return to the front lines, circa mid-1943
The The dedication ceremony of B-25 bomber The dedication ceremony of B-25 bomber The dedication ceremony of B-25 bomber
The '3rd Slug Bar' officer club at Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943The dedication ceremony of B-25 bomber 'Fat Cat', Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943; she had been salvaged using parts of damaged bombers and would be used to transport food; photo 1 of 4The dedication ceremony of B-25 bomber 'Fat Cat', Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943; she had been salvaged using parts of damaged bombers and would be used to transport food; photo 2 of 4The dedication ceremony of B-25 bomber 'Fat Cat', Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943; she had been salvaged using parts of damaged bombers and would be used to transport food; photo 3 of 4
The dedication ceremony of B-25 bomber Toroa Island, Maloeap Atoll, Marshall Islands seen through the periscope of USS Pollack, May-Jun 1943United States Coast Guard beach patrols drill with their sentry dogs at Hilton Head, South Carolina, United States, circa 1943.US Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox inspecting WAVES officers Ensign Mary Cave (center of photograph), Ensign Margaret Campbell (speaking to Knox), and Ensign Bertha Shoves (right of photograph), accompanied by station commanding officer Captain Henry Gearing, Naval Training Station, San Diego, California, United States, Jun 1943
The dedication ceremony of B-25 bomber 'Fat Cat', Dobodura Airfield, Australian Papua, mid-1943; she had been salvaged using parts of damaged bombers and would be used to transport food; photo 4 of 4Toroa Island, Maloeap Atoll, Marshall Islands seen through the periscope of USS Pollack, May-Jun 1943United States Coast Guard beach patrols drill with their sentry dogs at Hilton Head, South Carolina, United States, circa 1943.US Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox inspecting WAVES officers Ensign Mary Cave (center of photograph), Ensign Margaret Campbell (speaking to Knox), and Ensign Bertha Shoves (right of photograph), accompanied by station commanding officer Captain Henry Gearing, Naval Training Station, San Diego, California, United States, Jun 1943

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