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USS Kitty Hawk, late 1941, photo 1 of 2USS Kitty Hawk, late 1941, photo 2 of 2View aboard USS North Carolina during final fitting out, New York, New York, United States, Nov-Dec 1941View inside of an armaments factory in Moscow, Russia, Dec 1941
USS Kitty Hawk, late 1941, photo 1 of 2USS Kitty Hawk, late 1941, photo 2 of 2View aboard USS North Carolina during final fitting out, New York, New York, United States, Nov-Dec 1941View inside of an armaments factory in Moscow, Russia, Dec 1941
WW2-era US Office of Naval Intelligence recognition drawing of British carrier FuriousYamato underway, circa late 1941A formation of Soviet Il-2 aircraft in flight near Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941AEC Armoured Command Vehicle in North Africa, 1 Dec 1941
WW2-era US Office of Naval Intelligence recognition drawing of British carrier FuriousYamato underway, circa late 1941A formation of Soviet Il-2 aircraft in flight near Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941AEC Armoured Command Vehicle in North Africa, 1 Dec 1941
Civilians fetching water from a shell hole on Nevsky Prospect near Ostrovsky Square, Leningrad, Russia, 1 Dec 1941; note Great Gostiny Dvor department store at left edge of photographSoviet armored train in a rail depot, Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941Soviet signal troops near Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941Soviet troops in exercise on Chistoprudny Boulevard in Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941
Civilians fetching water from a shell hole on Nevsky Prospect near Ostrovsky Square, Leningrad, Russia, 1 Dec 1941; note Great Gostiny Dvor department store at left edge of photographSoviet armored train in a rail depot, Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941Soviet signal troops near Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941Soviet troops in exercise on Chistoprudny Boulevard in Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941
Soviet troops marching on Gorky Street, Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941Soviet troops mining a railroad near Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941British Royal Navy Rear Admiral Arthur Palliser and Admiral Sir Thomas Philips at Singapore, 2 Dec 1941Overhead view of Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii, Dec 2, 1941. The lines painted on the runway were to approximate a carrier’s flight deck.
Soviet troops marching on Gorky Street, Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941Soviet troops mining a railroad near Moscow, Russia, 1 Dec 1941British Royal Navy Rear Admiral Arthur Palliser and Admiral Sir Thomas Philips at Singapore, 2 Dec 1941Overhead view of Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii, Dec 2, 1941. The lines painted on the runway were to approximate a carrier’s flight deck.
Advertisement for silk fabrics that appeared in two Honolulu newspapers 3 Dec 1941, four days before the attack. This ad was said to have coded messages alerting Japanese residents in Hawaii. This copy has been “decoded”Soviet 122mm gun in action near Moscow, Russia, 3 Dec 1941The top of the Silk Ad from two 3 Dec 1941 Honolulu newspapers turned upside down and viewed in a mirror. This was supposed to reveal the words, “Japan raid.”Battleship HMS Prince of Wales mooring in Singapore, 4 Dec 1941
Advertisement for silk fabrics that appeared in two Honolulu newspapers 3 Dec 1941, four days before the attack. This ad was said to have coded messages alerting Japanese residents in Hawaii. This copy has been “decoded”Soviet 122mm gun in action near Moscow, Russia, 3 Dec 1941The top of the Silk Ad from two 3 Dec 1941 Honolulu newspapers turned upside down and viewed in a mirror. This was supposed to reveal the words, “Japan raid.”Battleship HMS Prince of Wales mooring in Singapore, 4 Dec 1941

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