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Damage to Shokaku's flight deck and hangar after the Battle of Santa Cruz Islands, late-Oct or Nov 1942	Damage to Shokaku's flight deck and upper part of the hangar after the Battle of Santa Cruz Islands, late-Oct or Nov 1942	Eleanor Roosevelt talking with woman machinist during her goodwill tour of the United Kingdom, Nov 1942	Flight deck of the USS Santee filled with SBD-3 Dauntless scout-bombers and F4F-4 Wildcat fighters bound for Operation Torch in North Africa, Nov 1942. Note target and distance information chalked on the flight deck.

German soldier in a destroyed factory, Stalingrad, Russia, Nov 1942	German women working in an office in Kharkov, Ukraine, Nov 1942; note anti-Facist poster on the wall, probably as a specimen of what this office was designed to counter	Horst Grund in Sicily, Italy, circa 1942-1943 circa Nov 1942	Ki-43-IIa Hayabusa fighter at rest, post-Oct 1942

LGen Thomas Holcomb (left front), Col Merritt Edson (right rear), and MGen Alexander Vandegrift touring Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, Nov 1942	Major General George Patton on the decks of the USS Augusta while crossing the Atlantic en route to the North African landings of Operation Torch, Oct-Nov 1942	Mechanics check the engine of a SNJ at Kingsville Field, Corpus Christi, Texas, Nov 1942	Men of US Marine Corps 3rd Defense Battalion operating a 90mm M2 Anti-Aircraft Gun, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, 1942

Montgomery observing the field, Egypt, Nov 1942	P-38F Lightning aircraft of 50th Fighter Squadron, USAAF 14th Fighter Group at Camp Tripoli airfield, Iceland, Nov 1942	Plan for making a recognition model for German light cruiser Köln, probably prepared by the US Navy's Office of Naval Intelligence, Nov 1942	Portrait of a German Army soldier in Stalingrad, Russia, Nov 1942

Portrait of President Manuel Quezon, Nov 1942	Quad-mount of 1.1”/75 anti-aircraft guns aboard USS Ranger during Operation Torch off the coast of West Africa, Nov 1942.	Recognition drawing for German light cruiser Köln, probably prepared by the US Navy's Office of Naval Intelligence	Sergeant John Morris of the British Army Film and Photographic Unit relaxing in Africa, late 1942.