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US Army bomb disposal personnel Irvin Byington, Riner, and William Woolfolk, Germany, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel Irving Byington and William Woolfolk with civilians, La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel on the Reichsautobahn, western Germany, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel with a disarmed bomb, France, May 1945
US Army bomb disposal personnel Irvin Byington, Riner, and William Woolfolk, Germany, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel Irving Byington and William Woolfolk with civilians, La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel on the Reichsautobahn, western Germany, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel with a disarmed bomb, France, May 1945
US Army observers calling in artillery fire against a Japanese position on Okinawa, Japan, circa Apr-Jun 1945US Army serviceman at the remnants of a bridge, France, May 1945US corkscrew demolition team at Okinawa, Japan, circa Apr-Jun 1945; note cave blast in backgroundUS Marine Air Group 31 pilot 1st Lieutenant Del Carlton sleeping after a night flight, Okinawa, Japan, 1945
US Army observers calling in artillery fire against a Japanese position on Okinawa, Japan, circa Apr-Jun 1945US Army serviceman at the remnants of a bridge, France, May 1945US corkscrew demolition team at Okinawa, Japan, circa Apr-Jun 1945; note cave blast in backgroundUS Marine Air Group 31 pilot 1st Lieutenant Del Carlton sleeping after a night flight, Okinawa, Japan, 1945
US Marine Colonel Francis Fenton conducting the funeral of his son Private First Class Mike Fenton, near Shuri, Okinawa, Japan, May 1945US Marine F4U Corsair fighter dropping a fire bomb on a Japanese position in Northern Okinawa, Japan, circa Apr-Jun 1945US Marine observing a Japanese position as a flame thrower attacked it, Okinawa, Japan, May 1945US Marine Private John Drugan and his war dog, Okinawa, Japan, May 1945
US Marine Colonel Francis Fenton conducting the funeral of his son Private First Class Mike Fenton, near Shuri, Okinawa, Japan, May 1945US Marine F4U Corsair fighter dropping a fire bomb on a Japanese position in Northern Okinawa, Japan, circa Apr-Jun 1945US Marine observing a Japanese position as a flame thrower attacked it, Okinawa, Japan, May 1945US Marine Private John Drugan and his war dog, Okinawa, Japan, May 1945
US Marines 1st Lieutenant Merril McLane and Corporal Howard Cox with stray dog Motobu on Okinawa, Japan, 1945US Marines advancing up a hill, Okinawa, Japan, circa Apr-Jun 1945US Marines unloading Japanese prisoner of war from a submarine, May 1945US Navy airship K-101 of Airship Patrol Squadron ZP-14 at Pisa, Italy, May 1945.
US Marines 1st Lieutenant Merril McLane and Corporal Howard Cox with stray dog Motobu on Okinawa, Japan, 1945US Marines advancing up a hill, Okinawa, Japan, circa Apr-Jun 1945US Marines unloading Japanese prisoner of war from a submarine, May 1945US Navy airship K-101 of Airship Patrol Squadron ZP-14 at Pisa, Italy, May 1945.
US Navy corpsman tending to a wounded US Marine, Okinawa, Japan, May 1945; note rifle as makeshift plasma holderUS Navy VF-82 F6F-5 Hellcat fighter ready for launch from USS Bennington, off Okinawa, May 1945; note the fighterUS servicemen at the LionUS servicemen at the Lion
US Navy corpsman tending to a wounded US Marine, Okinawa, Japan, May 1945; note rifle as makeshift plasma holderUS Navy VF-82 F6F-5 Hellcat fighter ready for launch from USS Bennington, off Okinawa, May 1945; note the fighter's captain in foregroundUS servicemen at the Lion's Mound, Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium, May 1945, photo 1 of 2US servicemen at the Lion's Mound, Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium, May 1945, photo 2 of 2

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