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Patients in the WAAF Ward at No. 5 RAF General Hospital, Abassia, Cairo, Egypt, 1944-1945Patrol Craft PC-1564 dockside, date and location unknown. Note the Mousetrap anti-submarine rocket rails on the foredeck.PBJ-1D Mitchell of Marine Squadron VMB-611 in flight, USA, 1943-1944. Note radar dome mounted in the upper nose.PBM-3S Mariner aircraft of US Navy patrol bombing squadron VPB-211 off Brazil, 1943-1945
Patients in the WAAF Ward at No. 5 RAF General Hospital, Abassia, Cairo, Egypt, 1944-1945Patrol Craft PC-1564 dockside, date and location unknown. Note the Mousetrap anti-submarine rocket rails on the foredeck.PBJ-1D Mitchell of Marine Squadron VMB-611 in flight, USA, 1943-1944. Note radar dome mounted in the upper nose.PBM-3S Mariner aircraft of US Navy patrol bombing squadron VPB-211 off Brazil, 1943-1945
PBM-3S Mariner aircraft of US Navy patrol squadron VP-214 at Naval Air Station Norfolk, Virginia, United States, 1944PBY-5A Catalina of the US Navy’s 4th Air Wing in the Aleutians after running off the runway’s steel matting, 1943-44. Note the aerial depth charges mounted under the wings.Penicillin production at the Royal Navy Medical School in Clevedon, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, 1944Pennsylvania drydocked in an Advanced Base Sectional Dock, circa 1944
PBM-3S Mariner aircraft of US Navy patrol squadron VP-214 at Naval Air Station Norfolk, Virginia, United States, 1944PBY-5A Catalina of the US Navy’s 4th Air Wing in the Aleutians after running off the runway’s steel matting, 1943-44. Note the aerial depth charges mounted under the wings.Penicillin production at the Royal Navy Medical School in Clevedon, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, 1944Pennsylvania drydocked in an Advanced Base Sectional Dock, circa 1944
Personnel of USS Burrfish, 1943-1945Philippine guerrilla leader Ramón Magsaysay, 1940sPilot Nancy Harkness Love and WAF co-pilot Betty Huyler Gillies, the first women to fly the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber, circa 1943-1945Pilots and crew of B-25 bomber
Personnel of USS Burrfish, 1943-1945Philippine guerrilla leader Ramón Magsaysay, 1940sPilot Nancy Harkness Love and WAF co-pilot Betty Huyler Gillies, the first women to fly the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber, circa 1943-1945Pilots and crew of B-25 bomber 'Barbie III' of US 1st Air Commando Group, Hailakandi Airfield, India, 1945
Policemen inside a police station, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, 1944Polish Home Army fighter of the Jedrusie unit wielding a Browning wz. 1928 automatic rifle, 1940sPolish Jew Marcel Rayman, member of the French resistance, after being arrested by Germans, 1943-1944Portrait of 1st Lieutenant Daniel Inouye, circa 1944
Policemen inside a police station, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, 1944Polish Home Army fighter of the Jedrusie unit wielding a Browning wz. 1928 automatic rifle, 1940sPolish Jew Marcel Rayman, member of the French resistance, after being arrested by Germans, 1943-1944Portrait of 1st Lieutenant Daniel Inouye, circa 1944
Portrait of a German guard (rank SS-Scharführer) of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, date unknownPortrait of a German guard (rank SS-Unterscharführer) of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, date unknownPortrait of a German SS guard of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, date unknownPortrait of a German SS guard of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, date unknown
Portrait of a German guard (rank SS-Scharführer) of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, date unknownPortrait of a German guard (rank SS-Unterscharführer) of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, date unknownPortrait of a German SS guard of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, date unknownPortrait of a German SS guard of Mauthausen Concentration Camp, date unknown

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