A destroyed Japanese B5N torpedo bomber, flown by Lieutenant Mimori Suzuki of carrier Kaga, being recovered from Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, Dec 1941British 1st Armoured Division tankers climbing aboard their Covenanter tank, Britain, 20 Dec 1941Covenanter tanks on exercise in Britain, 20 Dec 1941Light carrier Shoho, Yokosuka, Japan, 20 Dec 1941
A destroyed Japanese B5N torpedo bomber, flown by Lieutenant Mimori Suzuki of carrier Kaga, being recovered from Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, Dec 1941British 1st Armoured Division tankers climbing aboard their Covenanter tank, Britain, 20 Dec 1941Covenanter tanks on exercise in Britain, 20 Dec 1941Light carrier Shoho, Yokosuka, Japan, 20 Dec 1941
Soviet officers inspecting captured German troops and weapons, near Moscow, Russia, 20 Dec 1941Soviet troops in the village of Kryukovo near Moscow, Russia, 20 Dec 1941; note disabled German Panzer III tankUK Royal Engineers preparing to blow up a bridge in Malaya during the retreat to Singapore, Dec 1941Wreckage of USS Arizona, 10 Dec 1941. Photo 2 of 3
Soviet officers inspecting captured German troops and weapons, near Moscow, Russia, 20 Dec 1941Soviet troops in the village of Kryukovo near Moscow, Russia, 20 Dec 1941; note disabled German Panzer III tankUK Royal Engineers preparing to blow up a bridge in Malaya during the retreat to Singapore, Dec 1941Wreckage of USS Arizona, 10 Dec 1941. Photo 2 of 3
Wreckage of USS Arizona, 10 Dec 1941. Photo 3 of 3
Wreckage of USS Arizona, 10 Dec 1941. Photo 3 of 3


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