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Japanese naval infantrymen aboard a ship off Shanghai, China, 8 Dec 1941; note captured American flag, M1928 Thompson submachine guns, and M1897 Winchester shotgunsUS Navy machine gun crew, possibly at Naval Air Station Ford Island, US Territory of Hawaii, circa mid-Dec 1941Aerial view of Goat Island in Narragansett Bay and within the City of Newport, Rhode Island, United States which became home to the United States Navy’s Bureau of Ordnance Naval Torpedo Factory in 1869.M3 light tank, crew, and supplies at Fort Benning, Georgia, United States, 18 Dec 1941; Three of the men were L. D. Sample, Harold Postner, and Pelak Gilley
Japanese naval infantrymen aboard a ship off Shanghai, China, 8 Dec 1941; note captured American flag, M1928 Thompson submachine guns, and M1897 Winchester shotgunsUS Navy machine gun crew, possibly at Naval Air Station Ford Island, US Territory of Hawaii, circa mid-Dec 1941Aerial view of Goat Island in Narragansett Bay and within the City of Newport, Rhode Island, United States which became home to the United States Navy’s Bureau of Ordnance Naval Torpedo Factory in 1869.M3 light tank, crew, and supplies at Fort Benning, Georgia, United States, 18 Dec 1941; Three of the men were L. D. Sample, Harold Postner, and Pelak Gilley
Soviet officers inspecting captured German troops and weapons, near Moscow, Russia, 20 Dec 1941US Army Privates Kotula and Queen hanging stockings on Springfield M1903 rifles for the Christmas season, Camp Lee, Virginia, United States, Dec 1941US Army soldier dressed as Santa Claus during the Christmas holiday season at Camp Lee, Virginia, United States, Dec 1941, photo 2 of 2; note Springfield M1903 riflesSoviet ski troops on patrol, Russia, 26 Dec 1941; note PPSh-41 submachine guns
Soviet officers inspecting captured German troops and weapons, near Moscow, Russia, 20 Dec 1941US Army Privates Kotula and Queen hanging stockings on Springfield M1903 rifles for the Christmas season, Camp Lee, Virginia, United States, Dec 1941US Army soldier dressed as Santa Claus during the Christmas holiday season at Camp Lee, Virginia, United States, Dec 1941, photo 2 of 2; note Springfield M1903 riflesSoviet ski troops on patrol, Russia, 26 Dec 1941; note PPSh-41 submachine guns
Soviet mortar position near Moscow, Russia, 27 Dec 1941155mm Gun M1 being hidden beneath a large tree during exercise in Tennessee, United States, circa 19422.8 cm sPzB 41 gun at a coastal position in southern France, 194221 cm Mrs 18 heavy howitzer, Soviet Union, date unknown
Soviet mortar position near Moscow, Russia, 27 Dec 1941155mm Gun M1 being hidden beneath a large tree during exercise in Tennessee, United States, circa 19422.8 cm sPzB 41 gun at a coastal position in southern France, 194221 cm Mrs 18 heavy howitzer, Soviet Union, date unknown
80cm Gustav gun, 1940s82-PM-41 mortar during a demonstration, 1940sA 40.6 cm A Chinese soldier posing next to a M1A1 75-mm Pack Howitzer atop M1 carriage, circa 1942
80cm Gustav gun, 1940s82-PM-41 mortar during a demonstration, 1940sA 40.6 cm 'Adolf' coastal defense gun of the Battery Lindemann, France, 1942A Chinese soldier posing next to a M1A1 75-mm Pack Howitzer atop M1 carriage, circa 1942
Alice Minge at the John Inglis and Company factory for Vickers machine guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sAn American soldier posing with a grenade, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States, date unknownAustralian Army Private Evelyn Owen posing with his invention Owen submachine gun, circa 1942Capital Ship Bomb diagram
Alice Minge at the John Inglis and Company factory for Vickers machine guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sAn American soldier posing with a grenade, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States, date unknownAustralian Army Private Evelyn Owen posing with his invention Owen submachine gun, circa 1942Capital Ship Bomb diagram

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