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Man of 34th Construction Battalion working on water purification equipment, Solomon Islands, circa Aug 1945Map depicting the proposed invasion routes of Operation Downfall; Japanese defensive positions were as of Aug 1945Mugshot of Jürgen Stroop, 1945Nagaoka, Japan after American aerial bombing, 1945
Man of 34th Construction Battalion working on water purification equipment, Solomon Islands, circa Aug 1945Map depicting the proposed invasion routes of Operation Downfall; Japanese defensive positions were as of Aug 1945Mugshot of Jürgen Stroop, 1945Nagaoka, Japan after American aerial bombing, 1945
One of the two bomb pits at the airfield on Tinian, Mariana Islands from which the atomic bomb mission to Nagasaki, Japan was launched, Aug 1945Osaka, Japan in ruins, circa Aug 1945Painting Shimonoseki, Japan in ruins, mid-1945
One of the two bomb pits at the airfield on Tinian, Mariana Islands from which the atomic bomb mission to Nagasaki, Japan was launched, Aug 1945Osaka, Japan in ruins, circa Aug 1945Painting 'Iwo Jima' by Takeo Terada, 1945Shimonoseki, Japan in ruins, mid-1945
Shizuoka, Japan in ruins, late 1945Signatures of technicians on the tail of the Soviet 76mm Divisional Gun (ZiS-3) firing on Japanese positions near Hailar, XingSoviet artillery firing on Japanese positions, northeastern China, Aug 1945
Shizuoka, Japan in ruins, late 1945Signatures of technicians on the tail of the 'Fat Man' bomb while the bomb was in Tinian, Mariana Islands, Aug 1945Soviet 76mm Divisional Gun (ZiS-3) firing on Japanese positions near Hailar, Xing'an Province, northeastern China, Aug 1945Soviet artillery firing on Japanese positions, northeastern China, Aug 1945
Soviet tank crews resting, northeastern China, Aug 1945Soviet tanks in Changchun, northeastern China, Aug 1945Soviet troops in northeastern China, Aug 1945Structures on either side of Kencho Dori in ruins, Okayama, Japan, Aug 1945; the area in lower right corner of the photograph was the Okayama Women
Soviet tank crews resting, northeastern China, Aug 1945Soviet tanks in Changchun, northeastern China, Aug 1945Soviet troops in northeastern China, Aug 1945Structures on either side of Kencho Dori in ruins, Okayama, Japan, Aug 1945; the area in lower right corner of the photograph was the Okayama Women's Commercial School (now the Prefectural Library), and the surviving major structures in the background were the Tenmaya department store (left), Chugoku Bank building (center), and the Japanese Red Cross Okayama Hospital (right)
TBM-3 Avenger of Torpedo Squadron 6 flying from USS Hancock flies over ships of Task Force 58 around Okinawa, Mar-Aug 1945Technician filling external crevices of Town of Ie viewed from Iegusugu Pinnacle, with Red 3 and Red 4 beaches beyond, Ie Shima, Japan, 1945Two men at the Operation Trinity crater, circa Aug 1945
TBM-3 Avenger of Torpedo Squadron 6 flying from USS Hancock flies over ships of Task Force 58 around Okinawa, Mar-Aug 1945Technician filling external crevices of 'Fat Man' bomb with putty in front of Assembly Building Number 2, Tinian, Mariana Islands, Aug 1945Town of Ie viewed from Iegusugu Pinnacle, with Red 3 and Red 4 beaches beyond, Ie Shima, Japan, 1945Two men at the Operation Trinity crater, circa Aug 1945

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