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Admiral Louis Mountbatten, 1944	Admiral Mineichi Koga with the staff of Japanese 2nd Fleet, probably aboard battleship Musashi, 1943-1944	Admiral Raymond Spruance and Admiral Chester Nimitiz aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown, photo 1 of 4	Admiral Raymond Spruance and Admiral Chester Nimitiz aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown, photo 2 of 4; note Robert Elliott in background, touching face

Admiral Raymond Spruance and Admiral Chester Nimitiz aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown, photo 3 of 4	Admiral Raymond Spruance and Admiral Chester Nimitiz aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown, photo 4 of 4; note Robert Elliott in background, with camera	Admiral William Halsey aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown	Admiral William Leahy and Captain Carl Holden aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown

Aerial photo of German V2 site at the Wizernes, France area, 1944	Aerial photo of Sobibór concentration camp, Poland, 1942-1945	Aerial photo of Sobibór concentration camp, Poland, 1944	Aerial view of a pair of bridges over Daito River (now Dadu River) in Shoka (now Changhua), Taiwan, 1944

Aerial view of burned out buildings near Eilbektal Park (background) and the intersection of Eilbeker Weg and Rückertstraße (center of photo), Hamburg, Germany, circa 1944-1945	Aerial view of Fighter Strip #1 on Guadalcanal a short distance from the main airstrip at Henderson Field, 1944	Aerial view of Marinship yard with six ways with tanker hulls under construction, eight tankers at the fitting out docks, and worker housing at the top, Sausalito, California, United States, 1944.	Aerial view of Nadzab Airfield, Territory of New Guinea, 1944

Aerial view of Taichu Airfield, Taiwan, 1944	Aerial view of the former Reigaryo Airfield site and surrounding area on the coast of Takao Harbor, southern Taiwan, 1944	African-American air raid wardens at a sector meeting in Washington, DC, United States, date unknown	African-American factory worker Bertha Stallworth inspecting a 40-mm artillery shell, Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, date unknown