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Chief of State Bao Dao reviewing South Vietnamese troops, 1949-1955	Chinese communist troops operating a DShK M1938 heavy machine gun as an anti-aircraft weapon, post-WW2	Close-up of the North American A-36A Mustang aircraft open dive brakes at the USAF Museum at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio, United States	Colonel Francis Gabreski (left), Major William Whisner (center), and Lieutenant Colonel Geroge Jones, 1950

Colonel Lewis Puller decorating Staff Sergeant Edward Hanrahan with the Bronze Star Medal, Masan, southern Korea, 1950	Construction equipment inside the White House during a major renovation, Washington, United States, circa 1950	Damaged Reichstag building, Berlin, Germany, date unknown	Douglas MacArthur and Song Meiling, circa 1950

Emperor Showa and Empress Kojun at a musical-poetry performance in the Imperial Palace, Tokyo, Japan, 1950	Emperor Showa at the pilgrimage town of Naka-gun, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan, 1950	Emperor Showa in a laboratory, circa 1950	Emperor Showa reading, circa 1950

Emperor Showa speaking at the ceremony of the 70th anniversary of the founding of Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan, 1950	F4U Corsair fighter with 6.5-inch anti-tank rockets, Naval Ordnance Test Center China Lake, California, United States, 1950	F4U-4B Corsair fighters of US Marine Corps squadron VMF-214 aboard USS Sicily, 1950	Front view of one of two Boeing EB-17G aircraft. The aircraft were modified as test bed aircraft for the Allison T-38 turboprop (later T-56), circa 1950, Indiana, United States (designation changed to JB-17G in 1956).

General MacArthur, his wife Jean, and his son Arthur arriving in the Philippine Islands, 1950	Haskell-class attack transport USS Glynn, 1950s	HMS Bulawayo entering Grand Harbour, Malta, date unknown	In-flight view of one of two Boeing JB-17G aircraft. The aircraft were modified as test bed aircraft for the Allison T-56 turboprop, circa 1950, Indiana, United States (designation changed to JB-17G in 1956).