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The US Navy’s first aircraft carrier, USS Langley, underway with nearly 60 aircraft flying overhead, 1935.Tiger, Luchs, Jaguar, and Iltis at anchor, 1934-1940Toyama Prefecture Tatsuru Saito and Prince Morimasa of Nashimoto, 1935Unidentified vessel in drydock, Germaniawerft yard, Kiel, Germany, circa 1930s
The US Navy’s first aircraft carrier, USS Langley, underway with nearly 60 aircraft flying overhead, 1935.Tiger, Luchs, Jaguar, and Iltis at anchor, 1934-1940Toyama Prefecture Tatsuru Saito and Prince Morimasa of Nashimoto, 1935Unidentified vessel in drydock, Germaniawerft yard, Kiel, Germany, circa 1930s
US Army 155 mm Howitzer Carriage M1917 or M1918 howitzer in traveling position, date unknownUSS Lawrence in San Diego harbor, California, United States, 1935; photographed from destroyer tender USS DobbinUSS Lexington underway, circa early 1930s; note one aircraft having just taken offUSS Saratoga (foreground), USS Langley (center), USS Lexington (background) and other warships off San Pedro, California, United States, 1930s
US Army 155 mm Howitzer Carriage M1917 or M1918 howitzer in traveling position, date unknownUSS Lawrence in San Diego harbor, California, United States, 1935; photographed from destroyer tender USS DobbinUSS Lexington underway, circa early 1930s; note one aircraft having just taken offUSS Saratoga (foreground), USS Langley (center), USS Lexington (background) and other warships off San Pedro, California, United States, 1930s
USS Saratoga, circa 1930sVannevar Bush standing over a section of his differential analyzer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, circa 1935.View of Germaniawerft yard of Kiel, Germany, circa 1930sView of the stern of light cruiser Köln, with men manning her rails, 1935
USS Saratoga, circa 1930sVannevar Bush standing over a section of his differential analyzer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, circa 1935.View of Germaniawerft yard of Kiel, Germany, circa 1930sView of the stern of light cruiser Köln, with men manning her rails, 1935
Xie Jieshi touring a prison in Shinchiku (now Hsinchu), Taiwan, 1935Zhang Xueliang and Chiang Kaishek, date unknownZheng Xiaoxu with Manchukuo officials, China, circa 1930sZheng Xiaoxu with Reginald Johnston, northeastern China, 1935
Xie Jieshi touring a prison in Shinchiku (now Hsinchu), Taiwan, 1935Zhang Xueliang and Chiang Kaishek, date unknownZheng Xiaoxu with Manchukuo officials, China, circa 1930sZheng Xiaoxu with Reginald Johnston, northeastern China, 1935
Amelia Earhart and her Vega 5C aircraft (registration number NR 965-Y) at Wheeler Field, US Territory of Hawaii, Jan 1935Amelia Earhart at Wheeler Field, US Territory of Hawaii, Jan 1935Amelia EarhartIrina Burnaia and Petre Ivanovici with an IAR-22 aircraft, 3 Jan 1935
Amelia Earhart and her Vega 5C aircraft (registration number NR 965-Y) at Wheeler Field, US Territory of Hawaii, Jan 1935Amelia Earhart at Wheeler Field, US Territory of Hawaii, Jan 1935Amelia Earhart's Vega 5C aircraft (registration number NR 965-Y) at Wheeler Field, US Territory of Hawaii, Jan 1935Irina Burnaia and Petre Ivanovici with an IAR-22 aircraft, 3 Jan 1935

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