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US Marine holding M55 Reising folding-stock (left) and M50 Reising (right) submachine guns, Marine Corps Base Quantico, near Triangle, Virginia, United States, date unknownUS Marine practicing marksmanship with a Springfield M1903 rifle, circa 1941US Marine Richard Hall, US Territory of Hawaii, 1941US Marines in training at Marine Corps Base Quantico, near Triangle, Virginia, United States with M55 Reising folding-stock (left) and M50 Reising (right) submachine guns, date unknown
US Marine holding M55 Reising folding-stock (left) and M50 Reising (right) submachine guns, Marine Corps Base Quantico, near Triangle, Virginia, United States, date unknownUS Marine practicing marksmanship with a Springfield M1903 rifle, circa 1941US Marine Richard Hall, US Territory of Hawaii, 1941US Marines in training at Marine Corps Base Quantico, near Triangle, Virginia, United States with M55 Reising folding-stock (left) and M50 Reising (right) submachine guns, date unknown
US Marines instructing Filipino aviation cadets on the use of a water-cooled .30 caliber Browning machine gun, circa 1941US Marines Richard Hall and Harold Hall, US Territory of Hawaii, 1941US Navy Aviation MachinistUS Navy R3D transport in Oakland, California, United States, 1941; note this aircraft was assigned to Anacostia Naval Air Station in Washington DC, United States
US Marines instructing Filipino aviation cadets on the use of a water-cooled .30 caliber Browning machine gun, circa 1941US Marines Richard Hall and Harold Hall, US Territory of Hawaii, 1941US Navy Aviation Machinist's Mate polishing the propeller of a SOC Seagull floatplane at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida, United States, circa 1940-41US Navy R3D transport in Oakland, California, United States, 1941; note this aircraft was assigned to Anacostia Naval Air Station in Washington DC, United States
US Soldier in a Willys MA Jeep, United States, 1941. Note the fender-mounted headlamp of the MA rather than the more familiar behind the grille mount of the MB. Note also the soldier’s blue armband from a war game.USS North Carolina underway, 1941USS Permit alongside another submarine, Manila Bay, Philippine Islands, 1939-1941USS R-14 in port, 1941; note tug W. F. Dalzell in background
US Soldier in a Willys MA Jeep, United States, 1941. Note the fender-mounted headlamp of the MA rather than the more familiar behind the grille mount of the MB. Note also the soldier’s blue armband from a war game.USS North Carolina underway, 1941USS Permit alongside another submarine, Manila Bay, Philippine Islands, 1939-1941USS R-14 in port, 1941; note tug W. F. Dalzell in background
USS R-5, probably at New London, Connecticut, United States, 1940-1941Vents located next to battleship BismarckVidkun Quisling, Heinrich Himmler, Josef Terboven, and Nikolaus von Falkenhorst at an event in Norway, 1941Vidkun Quisling, Mrs. Fuglesang, an unidentified woman, and Rolf Jørgen Fuglesang, Norway, 1940s
USS R-5, probably at New London, Connecticut, United States, 1940-1941Vents located next to battleship Bismarck's turret 'Bruno', 1939-1941Vidkun Quisling, Heinrich Himmler, Josef Terboven, and Nikolaus von Falkenhorst at an event in Norway, 1941Vidkun Quisling, Mrs. Fuglesang, an unidentified woman, and Rolf Jørgen Fuglesang, Norway, 1940s
View aboard battleship Bismarck in the area of the View aboard battleship Bismarck in the area of the starboard hangar, 1940-1941View aboard battleship Bismarck, 1940-1941View aboard battleship Bismarck, 1940-1941
View aboard battleship Bismarck in the area of the 'Caesar' turret, 1940-1941View aboard battleship Bismarck in the area of the starboard hangar, 1940-1941View aboard battleship Bismarck, 1940-1941View aboard battleship Bismarck, 1940-1941

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