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Destroyed industrial buildings, Nagasaki, Japan, early 1946Destroyed industrial buildings, Nagasaki, Japan, early 1946Destroyed industrial buildings, Nagasaki, Japan, early 1946Diagram of the Disney Bomb from the United States Army Air Force’s Project Ruby Report, 1946.
Destroyed industrial buildings, Nagasaki, Japan, early 1946Destroyed industrial buildings, Nagasaki, Japan, early 1946Destroyed industrial buildings, Nagasaki, Japan, early 1946Diagram of the Disney Bomb from the United States Army Air Force’s Project Ruby Report, 1946.
Diagram showing the comparative sizes of the six bombs tested in the joint Royal Air Force/United States Army Air Force’s Project Ruby. From the Project Ruby Report, 1946.Disfigured survivor of bombings on Tokyo, Japan, post-warDwight Eisenhower, 1945-1948Ebisu neighborhood of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, post-war
Diagram showing the comparative sizes of the six bombs tested in the joint Royal Air Force/United States Army Air Force’s Project Ruby. From the Project Ruby Report, 1946.Disfigured survivor of bombings on Tokyo, Japan, post-warDwight Eisenhower, 1945-1948Ebisu neighborhood of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, post-war
Ebisu neighborhood of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, post-warEbisu neighborhood of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, post-warEdmund VeesenmayerExperienced Avenger pilots of Attack Squadron VA-2A flying from USS Tarawa hold their TBM-3E’s in close formation above San Diego, California, United States, 1946. The white canister under the right wing is a radar pod
Ebisu neighborhood of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, post-warEbisu neighborhood of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, post-warEdmund Veesenmayer's mugshot for the Nuremberg Trials, 1946Experienced Avenger pilots of Attack Squadron VA-2A flying from USS Tarawa hold their TBM-3E’s in close formation above San Diego, California, United States, 1946. The white canister under the right wing is a radar pod
F6F-3K Hellcat fighter painted bright orange while being in service as a target drone, post-WW2Ferenc Szálasi on trial before the PeopleFirebrand Mk. 5 aircraft EK-748, late 1940sFR-1 Fireball fighter of US Navy squadron VF-41 landing aboard escort carrier USS Bairoko, 1946
F6F-3K Hellcat fighter painted bright orange while being in service as a target drone, post-WW2Ferenc Szálasi on trial before the People's Court, Franz Liszt Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary, early 1946Firebrand Mk. 5 aircraft EK-748, late 1940sFR-1 Fireball fighter of US Navy squadron VF-41 landing aboard escort carrier USS Bairoko, 1946
FR-1 Fireball fighter of US Navy squadron VF-41 launching from escort carrier USS Bairoko, 1946FR-1 Fireball fighter preparing for launch aboard USS Charger, 1945-146, seen in Aug 1946 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation NewsFranz Halder testifying during the High Command Trial of the Nuremberg trials, Nürnberg, Germany, Nov 1947-Oct 1948Franz von Papen at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials,
FR-1 Fireball fighter of US Navy squadron VF-41 launching from escort carrier USS Bairoko, 1946FR-1 Fireball fighter preparing for launch aboard USS Charger, 1945-146, seen in Aug 1946 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation NewsFranz Halder testifying during the High Command Trial of the Nuremberg trials, Nürnberg, Germany, Nov 1947-Oct 1948Franz von Papen at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials,

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