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Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 2 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 3 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 4 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 5 of 10
Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 2 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 3 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 4 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 5 of 10
Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 6 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 7 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 8 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 9 of 10
Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 6 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 7 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 8 of 10Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 9 of 10
Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 9 of 11James Doolittle sitting by the wing of his wrecked B-25 Mitchell bomber, China, 18 Apr 1942Japanese fishing boat sinking after being attacked by the Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942Japanese Navy auxiliary picket boat Nitto Maru No. 23 burning, 18 Apr 1942
Hornet launching Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942, photo 9 of 11James Doolittle sitting by the wing of his wrecked B-25 Mitchell bomber, China, 18 Apr 1942Japanese fishing boat sinking after being attacked by the Doolittle raiders, 18 Apr 1942Japanese Navy auxiliary picket boat Nitto Maru No. 23 burning, 18 Apr 1942
Japanese-American members of the Shibuya family posing for a family portrait shortly prior to being forcibly evacuated from their home, Mountain View, California, United States, 18 Apr 1942Nashville firing upon Nitto Maru, early on 18 Apr 1942US B-25 taking off from USS Hornet for the Doolittle Raid, 18 Apr 1942Wreckage of Major General James Doolittle
Japanese-American members of the Shibuya family posing for a family portrait shortly prior to being forcibly evacuated from their home, Mountain View, California, United States, 18 Apr 1942Nashville firing upon Nitto Maru, early on 18 Apr 1942US B-25 taking off from USS Hornet for the Doolittle Raid, 18 Apr 1942Wreckage of Major General James Doolittle's B-25 Mitchell bomber in China, 18 Apr 1942
Yorktown-class aircraft carriers Hornet (near) and Enterprise (far) as seen from the cruiser USS Salt Lake City shortly after Hornet launched the Doolittle Raid against Japan, 18 Apr 1942.British and Chinese troops on a British M3 Stuart tank after Chinese troops relieved 7,000 British troops who had been surrounded by the Japanese in the Battle of Yenangyaung, Burma (now Myanmar), 19 Apr 1942Chiang Kaishek and Joseph Stilwell at Maymyo, Burma, 19 Apr 1942Chiang Kaishek, Song Meiling, and Joseph Stilwell at Maymyo, Burma, 19 Apr 1942, photo 1 of 3
Yorktown-class aircraft carriers Hornet (near) and Enterprise (far) as seen from the cruiser USS Salt Lake City shortly after Hornet launched the Doolittle Raid against Japan, 18 Apr 1942.British and Chinese troops on a British M3 Stuart tank after Chinese troops relieved 7,000 British troops who had been surrounded by the Japanese in the Battle of Yenangyaung, Burma (now Myanmar), 19 Apr 1942Chiang Kaishek and Joseph Stilwell at Maymyo, Burma, 19 Apr 1942Chiang Kaishek, Song Meiling, and Joseph Stilwell at Maymyo, Burma, 19 Apr 1942, photo 1 of 3

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