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Cockpit of Do X flying boat, Jul 1929Do X aircraft in a hangar, Jul 1929Dornier chief pilot Wagner in front of Do X aircraft, Jul 1929Interior of Do X aircraft, Jul 1929
Cockpit of Do X flying boat, Jul 1929Do X aircraft in a hangar, Jul 1929Dornier chief pilot Wagner in front of Do X aircraft, Jul 1929Interior of Do X aircraft, Jul 1929
Frank Kellogg and Henry Stimson at the State, War, and Navy Building, Washington DC, United States, 25 Jul 1929Benito Mussolini atop a horse in the Dolomites mountains in northeastern Italy, Aug 1929Portrait of Stimson, 8 Aug 1929, photo 1 of 2Portrait of Stimson, 8 Aug 1929, photo 2 of 2
Frank Kellogg and Henry Stimson at the State, War, and Navy Building, Washington DC, United States, 25 Jul 1929Benito Mussolini atop a horse in the Dolomites mountains in northeastern Italy, Aug 1929Portrait of Stimson, 8 Aug 1929, photo 1 of 2Portrait of Stimson, 8 Aug 1929, photo 2 of 2
Winston Churchill and Mackenzie King at the Moorside on the Mackenzie King Estate, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 14 Aug 1929The 100-ft mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii, Aug 15, 1929.USS Oklahoma off the Philadelphia Navy Yard after modernization, Pennsylvania, United States, 21 Aug 1929Screws and stern of the cruiser Northampton on the ways ten days before her launching, Bethlehem Steel Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, 26 Aug 1929. Note the man standing on the scaffold next to the propeller shaft.
Winston Churchill and Mackenzie King at the Moorside on the Mackenzie King Estate, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 14 Aug 1929The 100-ft mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii, Aug 15, 1929.USS Oklahoma off the Philadelphia Navy Yard after modernization, Pennsylvania, United States, 21 Aug 1929Screws and stern of the cruiser Northampton on the ways ten days before her launching, Bethlehem Steel Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, 26 Aug 1929. Note the man standing on the scaffold next to the propeller shaft.
Benito Mussolini aboard battleship Italia, Genoa, Italy, Sep 1929Benito Mussolini during a military maneuver, Sep 1929Devonshire as seen in an issue of The Naval and Military Record, photo taken circa 1929Devonshire as seen in the 21 Aug 1929 issue of The Naval and Military Record, photo taken circa 1929 at Plymouth, England, United Kingdom, after turret explosion
Benito Mussolini aboard battleship Italia, Genoa, Italy, Sep 1929Benito Mussolini during a military maneuver, Sep 1929Devonshire as seen in an issue of The Naval and Military Record, photo taken circa 1929Devonshire as seen in the 21 Aug 1929 issue of The Naval and Military Record, photo taken circa 1929 at Plymouth, England, United Kingdom, after turret explosion
Devonshire as seen in the 23 Nov 1933 issue of The Naval and Military Record, photo taken circa 1929HMS Repulse firing her guns, Sep 1929The battleships Nevada (background) and Arizona (foreground) being overhauled at the Norfolk Navy Yard, late 1929. Note Arizona’s new tripod masts that became so iconic in photos from the Pearl Harbor Attack.Japanese passenger liner Asama Maru, Shanghai, China, circa late 1929
Devonshire as seen in the 23 Nov 1933 issue of The Naval and Military Record, photo taken circa 1929HMS Repulse firing her guns, Sep 1929The battleships Nevada (background) and Arizona (foreground) being overhauled at the Norfolk Navy Yard, late 1929. Note Arizona’s new tripod masts that became so iconic in photos from the Pearl Harbor Attack.Japanese passenger liner Asama Maru, Shanghai, China, circa late 1929

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