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Aris Velouchiotis with ELAS officers, Greece, 1944Australian Army Lieutenant General Leslie Morshead and his wife, Myrtle Catherine Hay Woodside Morshead, circa 1944Australian Army Minister Frank Forde and Minister for Information Arthur Calwell on an inspection tour with senior Army officers, Australia, 1944Bai Chongxi and other officers with Chiang Kaishek, circa 1940s
Aris Velouchiotis with ELAS officers, Greece, 1944Australian Army Lieutenant General Leslie Morshead and his wife, Myrtle Catherine Hay Woodside Morshead, circa 1944Australian Army Minister Frank Forde and Minister for Information Arthur Calwell on an inspection tour with senior Army officers, Australia, 1944Bai Chongxi and other officers with Chiang Kaishek, circa 1940s
Bai Chongxi, China, circa 1940sBenito Mussolini inspecting a defensive fortification, Italy, 1944; note the Panzer V turretBenito Mussolini speaking with a Black Shirt soldier, Italy, 1944Benito Mussolini studying a map with a German general, Italy, 1944
Bai Chongxi, China, circa 1940sBenito Mussolini inspecting a defensive fortification, Italy, 1944; note the Panzer V turretBenito Mussolini speaking with a Black Shirt soldier, Italy, 1944Benito Mussolini studying a map with a German general, Italy, 1944
Blaskowitz at his desk, circa 1944Brigadier General Anthony McAuliffe, 1942-1944Brigadier General Donald Brann and Lieutenant General Mark Clark, Italy, 1943-1944British Air Vice-Marshal Richard Saul in conversation with another officer, date unknown
Blaskowitz at his desk, circa 1944Brigadier General Anthony McAuliffe, 1942-1944Brigadier General Donald Brann and Lieutenant General Mark Clark, Italy, 1943-1944British Air Vice-Marshal Richard Saul in conversation with another officer, date unknown
Burke reading on the starboard bridge wing of his flagship, USS Charles Ausburne, Solomon Islands, 1943-1944Captain Carl Holden (right) and an unidentified officer aboard USS New Jersey, date unknownCaptain Carl Holden aboard USS New Jersey, 1943-1945Captain Edmund Wooldridge, mid-1940s
Burke reading on the starboard bridge wing of his flagship, USS Charles Ausburne, Solomon Islands, 1943-1944Captain Carl Holden (right) and an unidentified officer aboard USS New Jersey, date unknownCaptain Carl Holden aboard USS New Jersey, 1943-1945Captain Edmund Wooldridge, mid-1940s
Captain M. M. Denny welcoming Louis Mountbatten aboard HMS Victorious, Trincomalee, Ceylon, 1940sChiang Kaishek and Song Meiling, accompanied by US and Chinese officers, inspecting the Ramgarh Training Center, India, 1940sClaire Chennault at his desk with other officers, 1940sClaire Chennault inspecting a P-51 Mustang fighter, Kunming, Yunnan, China, circa 1943-1944
Captain M. M. Denny welcoming Louis Mountbatten aboard HMS Victorious, Trincomalee, Ceylon, 1940sChiang Kaishek and Song Meiling, accompanied by US and Chinese officers, inspecting the Ramgarh Training Center, India, 1940sClaire Chennault at his desk with other officers, 1940sClaire Chennault inspecting a P-51 Mustang fighter, Kunming, Yunnan, China, circa 1943-1944

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