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US Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox receiving a USD $63,000,000 check from Chairman of the City of Atlanta John Connor during a War Bond selling campaign, nominally for the replacement for the sunken cruiser USS Atlanta, Mar 1943; note Rear Admiral George Murray at left of photograph and Captain Samuel Jenkins at right of photographUSAAF 3rd Bomb Group personnel L. B. Cook, Marvin Culbreth, and Jack Heyn resting between Port Moresby and Rouna Falls, Australian Papua, early 1943USAAF photographer Jack HeynUSS Alabama in the Atlantic Ocean, Mar 1943
US Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox receiving a USD $63,000,000 check from Chairman of the City of Atlanta John Connor during a War Bond selling campaign, nominally for the replacement for the sunken cruiser USS Atlanta, Mar 1943; note Rear Admiral George Murray at left of photograph and Captain Samuel Jenkins at right of photographUSAAF 3rd Bomb Group personnel L. B. Cook, Marvin Culbreth, and Jack Heyn resting between Port Moresby and Rouna Falls, Australian Papua, early 1943USAAF photographer Jack Heyn's tent at Port Moresby, Australian Papua, early 1943USS Alabama in the Atlantic Ocean, Mar 1943
WAVES Specialist (T) 3rd Class Dorothy Knee and Specialist (T) Genevieve Close directing air traffic at Naval Air Station, Anacostia, District of Columbia, United States, in early or mid-1943WAVES students marching out of Morrill Hall, Naval Training Center, Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States, Mar 1943; note the women were wearing raincoats and havelocks but the sky was clearBT-13 on a runway at Minter Field, California, United States, 1 Mar 1943Troops of Soviet 144th Division on the move northwest of Vyazma, Russia, 1 Mar 1943; note ZiS-3 field gun barely visible, being towed by the horses
WAVES Specialist (T) 3rd Class Dorothy Knee and Specialist (T) Genevieve Close directing air traffic at Naval Air Station, Anacostia, District of Columbia, United States, in early or mid-1943WAVES students marching out of Morrill Hall, Naval Training Center, Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States, Mar 1943; note the women were wearing raincoats and havelocks but the sky was clearBT-13 on a runway at Minter Field, California, United States, 1 Mar 1943Troops of Soviet 144th Division on the move northwest of Vyazma, Russia, 1 Mar 1943; note ZiS-3 field gun barely visible, being towed by the horses
A TBF-1 Avenger of Torpedo Squadron VT-4 resting upside down on two of USS Ranger’s port stacks following a landing accident in the mid-Atlantic, 2 Mar 1943. Note the tailhook still hooked to the arresting cable.Battleship USS Mississippi entering Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 2 Mar 1943.Aerial view of a Japanese ship from a low-flying B-25 bomber of 90th Squadron of USAAF 3rd Bomb Group during Battle of Bismarck Sea, 2-4 Mar 1943African-American boxers of US Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Illinois, United States, 3 Mar 1943
A TBF-1 Avenger of Torpedo Squadron VT-4 resting upside down on two of USS Ranger’s port stacks following a landing accident in the mid-Atlantic, 2 Mar 1943. Note the tailhook still hooked to the arresting cable.Battleship USS Mississippi entering Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 2 Mar 1943.Aerial view of a Japanese ship from a low-flying B-25 bomber of 90th Squadron of USAAF 3rd Bomb Group during Battle of Bismarck Sea, 2-4 Mar 1943African-American boxers of US Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Illinois, United States, 3 Mar 1943
High level bombing of a Japanese ship as viewed from a B-25 bomber of 13th Bomb Squadron, USAAF 3rd Bomb Group during the Battle of Bismarck Sea, 2-4 Mar 1943Aerial view of USS Alabama in the Atlantic Ocean, 4 Mar 1943HMS Victorious moored at Berth F-10, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, Mar 4, 1943. The carrier was undergoing modifications for service during the period she was on loan to the US Fleet. Photo 1 of 2.HMS Victorious moored at Berth F-10, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, Mar 4, 1943. The carrier was undergoing modifications for service during the period she was on loan to the US Fleet. Photo 2 of 2.
High level bombing of a Japanese ship as viewed from a B-25 bomber of 13th Bomb Squadron, USAAF 3rd Bomb Group during the Battle of Bismarck Sea, 2-4 Mar 1943Aerial view of USS Alabama in the Atlantic Ocean, 4 Mar 1943HMS Victorious moored at Berth F-10, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, Mar 4, 1943. The carrier was undergoing modifications for service during the period she was on loan to the US Fleet. Photo 1 of 2.HMS Victorious moored at Berth F-10, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, Mar 4, 1943. The carrier was undergoing modifications for service during the period she was on loan to the US Fleet. Photo 2 of 2.
Japanese ship Kyokusei Maru burning after being attacked by the US 5th Air Force during the Battle of Bismarck Sea, 4 Mar 1943Soviet anti-tank gunners with PTRD-41 rifles marching near Vyazma, Russia, 4 Mar 1943Superstructure of USS Alabama while underway in the Atlantic Ocean, 4 Mar 1943US 5th Air Force aircraft bracketing Japanese transport Taimei Maru with bombs during Battle of the Bismarck Sea, 4 Mar 1943
Japanese ship Kyokusei Maru burning after being attacked by the US 5th Air Force during the Battle of Bismarck Sea, 4 Mar 1943Soviet anti-tank gunners with PTRD-41 rifles marching near Vyazma, Russia, 4 Mar 1943Superstructure of USS Alabama while underway in the Atlantic Ocean, 4 Mar 1943US 5th Air Force aircraft bracketing Japanese transport Taimei Maru with bombs during Battle of the Bismarck Sea, 4 Mar 1943

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