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Carrier Graf Zeppelin as seen in A503 FM30-50 booklet for identification of ships, published by the Division of Naval Inteligence of the US Navy DepartmentCecil K. Whitehead of Shannon, Mississippi, United States, a medic with the 8th USAAF, 78th FG, Duxford, England, United Kingdom, date unknownCelia Hunter in the cockpit of a P-47 fighter, date unknownChaim Rumkowski tasting soup made at a public kitchen in the Lódz ghetto, Poland, 1939-1944
Carrier Graf Zeppelin as seen in A503 FM30-50 booklet for identification of ships, published by the Division of Naval Inteligence of the US Navy DepartmentCecil K. Whitehead of Shannon, Mississippi, United States, a medic with the 8th USAAF, 78th FG, Duxford, England, United Kingdom, date unknownCelia Hunter in the cockpit of a P-47 fighter, date unknownChaim Rumkowski tasting soup made at a public kitchen in the Lódz ghetto, Poland, 1939-1944
Chiang Kaishek and Chen Cheng inspecting troops, China, 1940sChiang Kaishek with Chinese officers, 1942Chiang Kaishek with sons Chiang Ching-kuo and Chiang Wei-kuo at Chongqing, China, 1940sChiang Kaishek, Song Meiling, and Claire Chennault, 1940s
Chiang Kaishek and Chen Cheng inspecting troops, China, 1940sChiang Kaishek with Chinese officers, 1942Chiang Kaishek with sons Chiang Ching-kuo and Chiang Wei-kuo at Chongqing, China, 1940sChiang Kaishek, Song Meiling, and Claire Chennault, 1940s
Chinese Army General Sun Li-jen at a ceremony, circa 1942Chinese Army General Sun Li-jen talking on a field telephone, circa 1942Chinese Army officers meeting in the field, China, circa 1940sChinese artilleryman carrying a shell, China, circa 1940s
Chinese Army General Sun Li-jen at a ceremony, circa 1942Chinese Army General Sun Li-jen talking on a field telephone, circa 1942Chinese Army officers meeting in the field, China, circa 1940sChinese artilleryman carrying a shell, China, circa 1940s
Chinese military leaders Bai Chongxi, Chen Cheng, Gu Zhutong, Zhou Zhirou, Xu Hanmou, Tang Boen, and others, Chongqing, China, 1942Chinese representatives visiting the Inglis factory in Toronto, Canada for the occasion of the 100,000th Bren gun built, 1940sChinese soldier at an American airfield in China, 1940sChinese soldier demonstrating his standard equipment, 1942
Chinese military leaders Bai Chongxi, Chen Cheng, Gu Zhutong, Zhou Zhirou, Xu Hanmou, Tang Boen, and others, Chongqing, China, 1942Chinese representatives visiting the Inglis factory in Toronto, Canada for the occasion of the 100,000th Bren gun built, 1940sChinese soldier at an American airfield in China, 1940sChinese soldier demonstrating his standard equipment, 1942
Chinese soldier guarding P-40 Warhawk fighters of the AVG Chinese soldier of the Japanese-sponsored Nanjing puppet government with a ZB vz. 26 light machine gun, China, circa 1940sChinese soldiers demonstrating their standard equipment, 1942Chinese soldiers demonstrating their standard equipment, 1942
Chinese soldier guarding P-40 Warhawk fighters of the AVG 'Flying Tigers', China, circa 1942Chinese soldier of the Japanese-sponsored Nanjing puppet government with a ZB vz. 26 light machine gun, China, circa 1940sChinese soldiers demonstrating their standard equipment, 1942Chinese soldiers demonstrating their standard equipment, 1942

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