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Hangar 3 at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico with a B-29 Superfortress, a C-47 Skytrain, B-25 Mitchell, and L-4 Grasshopper, 1945.In-flight photo of a North American B-25H Mitchell assigned to Hickam Field, Oahu, Hawaii, 1945.J8M Shusui aircraft and men of the ground crew at Kashiwa Air Field, Chiba, Japan, 1945J8M Shusui prototype aircraft at an airfield, 1945
Hangar 3 at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico with a B-29 Superfortress, a C-47 Skytrain, B-25 Mitchell, and L-4 Grasshopper, 1945.In-flight photo of a North American B-25H Mitchell assigned to Hickam Field, Oahu, Hawaii, 1945.J8M Shusui aircraft and men of the ground crew at Kashiwa Air Field, Chiba, Japan, 1945J8M Shusui prototype aircraft at an airfield, 1945
J8M Shusui prototype aircraft at rest, Japan, 1945, photo 1 of 2J8M Shusui prototype aircraft at rest, Japan, 1945, photo 2 of 2Japanese A6M fighters at Toyohara Airfield, Taichu (now Taichung), Taiwan, 1945, photographed by attacking US B-25 bombersJapanese Navy pilot Naoshi Kanno
J8M Shusui prototype aircraft at rest, Japan, 1945, photo 1 of 2J8M Shusui prototype aircraft at rest, Japan, 1945, photo 2 of 2Japanese A6M fighters at Toyohara Airfield, Taichu (now Taichung), Taiwan, 1945, photographed by attacking US B-25 bombersJapanese Navy pilot Naoshi Kanno's N1K Shiden 21 Kai 343/A15 fighter, Japan, 1945
Japanese pilots Warrant Officer Yuzaburo Toguchi and Ensign Matsuo Hagiri at Yokosuka Airfield, Japan, 1945; note N1K Shiden-kai and A6M aircraftJapanese-built Ki-48 light bomber in Chinese Nationalist service, circa 1940sKi-102 aircraft in flight, 1944-1945Ki-147 I-Go-1 Ko experimental anti-ship missile mounted under a Ki-67 Hiryu bomber, date unknown
Japanese pilots Warrant Officer Yuzaburo Toguchi and Ensign Matsuo Hagiri at Yokosuka Airfield, Japan, 1945; note N1K Shiden-kai and A6M aircraftJapanese-built Ki-48 light bomber in Chinese Nationalist service, circa 1940sKi-102 aircraft in flight, 1944-1945Ki-147 I-Go-1 Ko experimental anti-ship missile mounted under a Ki-67 Hiryu bomber, date unknown
Ki-15 aircraft Ki-46-II aircraft in flight, 1945Ki-51 aircraft at rest at an airfield, date unknownKi-67 aircraft of 74th Air Combat Group at rest, Matsumoto Airfield, Japan, 1945
Ki-15 aircraft 'Kamikaze' at rest, Japan, circa 1930s; this aircraft was owned by the Asahi Shimbun newspaper groupKi-46-II aircraft in flight, 1945Ki-51 aircraft at rest at an airfield, date unknownKi-67 aircraft of 74th Air Combat Group at rest, Matsumoto Airfield, Japan, 1945
Ki-79 and Ki-55 aircraft at rest near Mukden, Liaoning Province, China, circa 1940sLeslie Bassett of No. 2777 Field Squadron RAF Regiment at the turret of his Humber Light Reconnaissance Car, the Netherlands, 1944-1945; note Typhoon aircraft of No. 257 Squadron RAF in backgroundLoading equipment onto a C-47 aircraft, Lashio Airfield, Shan, Burma, Apr 1945; photo taken by personnel of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional)M22 Locust light tank leaving a Hamilcar glider, England, United Kingdom, 1945; note
Ki-79 and Ki-55 aircraft at rest near Mukden, Liaoning Province, China, circa 1940sLeslie Bassett of No. 2777 Field Squadron RAF Regiment at the turret of his Humber Light Reconnaissance Car, the Netherlands, 1944-1945; note Typhoon aircraft of No. 257 Squadron RAF in backgroundLoading equipment onto a C-47 aircraft, Lashio Airfield, Shan, Burma, Apr 1945; photo taken by personnel of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional)M22 Locust light tank leaving a Hamilcar glider, England, United Kingdom, 1945; note 'kneeling' landing gear to lower front ramp for heavy equipment

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