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WAVES Specialist 2nd Class Jane Rockman using a control tower signal lamp to flash landing instructions to an incoming plane, Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Virginia, United States, circa 1943-1945WAVES students on parade, Naval Training School, Milledgeville, Georgia, United States, during WW2WAVES trainee tucking in her bedding at in her quarters at a Naval Training Center in the United States, circa 1943-1945WAVES Yeoman 2nd Class Ann G. Fee of the US Navy Bureau of Supplies and Accounts wrapped Christmas presents for Navy and Marine Corps convalescents at the Bethesda Naval Hospital, Maryland, United Sta
WAVES Specialist 2nd Class Jane Rockman using a control tower signal lamp to flash landing instructions to an incoming plane, Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Virginia, United States, circa 1943-1945WAVES students on parade, Naval Training School, Milledgeville, Georgia, United States, during WW2WAVES trainee tucking in her bedding at in her quarters at a Naval Training Center in the United States, circa 1943-1945WAVES Yeoman 2nd Class Ann G. Fee of the US Navy Bureau of Supplies and Accounts wrapped Christmas presents for Navy and Marine Corps convalescents at the Bethesda Naval Hospital, Maryland, United Sta
William Dibble at Chongqing airfield, China, circa 1944William Donovan at his desk, 1940sWilliam Donovan in a clandestine meeting with field agents and officers, XiWilliam Halsey aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown
William Dibble at Chongqing airfield, China, circa 1944William Donovan at his desk, 1940sWilliam Donovan in a clandestine meeting with field agents and officers, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China, 1940sWilliam Halsey aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown
Wounded personnel being loaded from USS Intrepid into waiting LCVP landing craft, probably at Ulithi, Caroline Islands, 1944, photo 1 of 2Wounded personnel being loaded from USS Intrepid into waiting LCVP landing craft, probably at Ulithi, Caroline Islands, 1944, photo 2 of 2Wounded Soviet soldiers at a field hospital, date unknown; note German markings on wall indicating possible recent captureX-Craft underway, 1943-1944
Wounded personnel being loaded from USS Intrepid into waiting LCVP landing craft, probably at Ulithi, Caroline Islands, 1944, photo 1 of 2Wounded personnel being loaded from USS Intrepid into waiting LCVP landing craft, probably at Ulithi, Caroline Islands, 1944, photo 2 of 2Wounded Soviet soldiers at a field hospital, date unknown; note German markings on wall indicating possible recent captureX-Craft underway, 1943-1944
Yamato turning at 27 knots, 1940sYokosuka P1Y Ginga Navy Type 11 medium bomber, 1940sYokosuka P1Y Ginga Navy Type 11 medium bomber, 1940s; note fuel pods on wingsYokosuka P1Y Ginga Navy Type 11 medium bomber, 1940s; note open bomb bay
Yamato turning at 27 knots, 1940sYokosuka P1Y Ginga Navy Type 11 medium bomber, 1940sYokosuka P1Y Ginga Navy Type 11 medium bomber, 1940s; note fuel pods on wingsYokosuka P1Y Ginga Navy Type 11 medium bomber, 1940s; note open bomb bay
Yokosuka P1Y Ginga Navy Type 11 medium bomber, 1940s; note set of 3 pitot tubes along after fuselageYork C Mark I MW140 aircraft Young ethnic Chinese from Taiwan being drafted for Japanese military service, 1940sAerial view of the cruiser USS Nashville underway, Pacific 1944
Yokosuka P1Y Ginga Navy Type 11 medium bomber, 1940s; note set of 3 pitot tubes along after fuselageYork C Mark I MW140 aircraft 'Endeavour' at RAF Holmesley South, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom, 1944-1945Young ethnic Chinese from Taiwan being drafted for Japanese military service, 1940sAerial view of the cruiser USS Nashville underway, Pacific 1944

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