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USS New Mexico, circa spring 1940, photo 2 of 2	Soviet soldier in prone position with rifle and shield, Viipuri, Finland, 4 Mar 1940	Ruins of the Havi quarter of Vyborg, Finland, 8 Mar 1940	Finnish 76-mm field gun camouflaged in snowy terrain, Viipuri, Finland, 9 Mar 1940

Adolf Hitler at Memorial Day celebration with Wilhelm Keitel, Walther von Brauchitsch, Erich Raeder, and Hermann Göring (behind Hitler), Berlin, Germany, 10 Mar 1940	Battleship Kirishima at Kure, Japan, 10 Mar 1940	Finnish coastal defense ship Ilmarinen anchored at Turku harbor, Finland, 10 Mar 1940	Portrait of Thomas Philips, 13 Mar 1940

Soviet TB-3 heavy bomber captured by Finnish forces, Kuhmo-Sauna Lake, Kainuu, Finland, 14 Mar 1940	Soviet TB-3 heavy bomber captured by Finnish forces, Kuhmo-Sauna Lake, Kainuu, Finland, 14 Mar 1940	Captain Albert C. Read inspected Saratoga's Marine detachment, 15 Mar 1940	Finnish Canet 152mm/45 naval gun in coastal defense role, Hästö-Busö island, Raseborg, Finland, 18 Mar 1940

Result of Lieutenant Jimmy Thach's landing accident aboard USS Saratoga, 19 Mar 1940	Officers and crew of USS Louisville, San Pedro, California, United States, 23 Mar 1940	Bow of Tambor-class submarine Thresher prior to launch 27 Mar 1940 at the Electric Boat Company, Groton, Connecticut, United States.	General Victor Denain, General Wladyslaw Sikorski, and General Józef Zajac at the Polish Air Force training center at Bron, France, 27 Mar 1940; note MS 406 fighters

Stern of Tambor-class submarine Thresher prior to launch 27 Mar 1940 at the Electric Boat Company, Groton, Connecticut, United States.	Submarine Thresher being launched on 27 Mar 1940 at the Electric Boat Company, Groton, Connecticut, United States.	Prime Minister Mitsumasa Yonai speaking to children of his home town who had recently lost their fathers in service during the war, Japan, 29 Mar 1940	Scientists of the S-1 project (Manhattan Committee) sharing a lighter moment as they discuss the feasibility of the 184-inch cyclotron at Berkeley, California, United States, 29 Mar 1940.