Late-WW2 Photos | World War II Database

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Alpha Track Calutron at the Y-12 Plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States, 1944-1945	Alpha Track Calutron diffusion vacuum pumps at the Y-12 Plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States, 1944-1945	American A-20 Havoc aircraft aflame after being hit by German anti-aircraft fire, date unknown	American airmen with a P-40E Kittyhawk fighter, China, 1940s; photo taken by personnel of 7th Photographic Technical Squadron, 8th Photographic Reconnaissance Group, USAAF

American and native personnel of the plumbing department of Halavo Seaplane Base, Florida Island, Solomon Islands, date unknown	American Beaufighter aircraft, 1943-1945	American Blood Chit prepared for Operation Gratitude, the Raid into the South China Sea, as planners expected American airmen would be flying over French-Indochina (Vietnam) and other regions of southeast Asia.	American greeting card, printed during war time, 1 of 2

American greeting card, printed during war time, 2 of 2	American ground crew preparing to arm P-51 Mustang fighter at an airfield with six M2 machine guns and 0.50 caliber ammunition, date unknown	American M4 Sherman tanks in Italy, 1944	American parachute fragmentation bomb descending onto a Japanese airfield, circa 1943-1945; note G4M aircraft on the ground

American pilot Margaret Ray in flying gear, date unknown	American servicemen learning the VW valve adjustment ritual on a captured Kübelwagen, 1944	American soldier in training with rifle grenade launch, United States, circa 1944; note M1 Garand rifle, Rifle Grenade Launcher, M7, and blank M9 anti-tank grenade	An aerial photographer with the United States Army Air Forces dressed in a flak vest and flak helmet and holding a Graflex K-20 aerial camera, based on the Fairchild design, 1943-44.

An aircraft nosed over on the flight deck of training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1944.	An Il-2 Sturmovik ground attack aircraft in flight, 1940s	An US Marine mortar team shelling a Japanese position somewhere in the Pacific, 1940s; note the near-verticle angle of the M1 Mortar barrel and the M1 Carbine	Anthony McAuliffe, date unknown