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US officer training Chinese troops in close-combat, 1940sUS officers observing a Chinese offensive, 1940sUS soldier, Chinese soldier, and Chinese guerrilla fighters displaying captured Japanese flags, Browning machine guns, and MP 34 submachine gun, China, 1940sUSAAF armorer 1st Lieutenant H. A. Blood examining the 20mm cannon ammunition of P-38 Lightning aircraft
US officer training Chinese troops in close-combat, 1940sUS officers observing a Chinese offensive, 1940sUS soldier, Chinese soldier, and Chinese guerrilla fighters displaying captured Japanese flags, Browning machine guns, and MP 34 submachine gun, China, 1940sUSAAF armorer 1st Lieutenant H. A. Blood examining the 20mm cannon ammunition of P-38 Lightning aircraft 'Babe', date unknown
USAAF B-17 Flying Fortress bombers dropping supplies for French resistance fighters, Vercors, France, 1944USAAF Capt Don Gentile sits on the wing of his P-51B Mustang “Shangri-La” of the 336th Fighter Squadron at RAF Debden, Essex, England, UK; 1944-45. Photo 1 of 2.USAAF Major Richard Bong in his P-38 Lightning aircraft USAAF Major Richard Bong with his P-38 Lightning aircraft
USAAF B-17 Flying Fortress bombers dropping supplies for French resistance fighters, Vercors, France, 1944USAAF Capt Don Gentile sits on the wing of his P-51B Mustang “Shangri-La” of the 336th Fighter Squadron at RAF Debden, Essex, England, UK; 1944-45. Photo 1 of 2.USAAF Major Richard Bong in his P-38 Lightning aircraft 'Marge', Dobodura, New Guinea, circa 1944USAAF Major Richard Bong with his P-38 Lightning aircraft 'Marge', date unknown; note Marge Bong Drucker's autograph
USAAF pilots Colonel MacDonald and Al Nelson in the Pacific Ocean with MacDonaldUSS Alabama and escorting destroyers in the South Pacific, late 1943-1944USS Ancon, date unknownUSS Columbia underway, late 1944; note Measure 31-32-33 Design 3d camouflage
USAAF pilots Colonel MacDonald and Al Nelson in the Pacific Ocean with MacDonald's P-38J Lightning aircraft 'Putt Putt Maru', 1944USS Alabama and escorting destroyers in the South Pacific, late 1943-1944USS Ancon, date unknownUSS Columbia underway, late 1944; note Measure 31-32-33 Design 3d camouflage
USS Columbia, 1944USS Copahee off Hunters Point, San Francisco, California, United States, 1944; note Camouflage Measure 32/12A and her cargo of F6F Hellcat, SB2C Helldiver, and TBM-3 Avenger aircraftUSS Copahee underway, 1940sUSS Coral Sea underway with F4F and TBF aircraft on board, 1943-1944
USS Columbia, 1944USS Copahee off Hunters Point, San Francisco, California, United States, 1944; note Camouflage Measure 32/12A and her cargo of F6F Hellcat, SB2C Helldiver, and TBM-3 Avenger aircraftUSS Copahee underway, 1940sUSS Coral Sea underway with F4F and TBF aircraft on board, 1943-1944
USS Coral Sea underway, 1943-1944USS Corregidor ferrying trucks, jeeps, and aircraft, mid-1940sUSS Corregidor underway, 1940sUSS Doherty at Kiska, US Territory of Alaska, circa 1944
USS Coral Sea underway, 1943-1944USS Corregidor ferrying trucks, jeeps, and aircraft, mid-1940sUSS Corregidor underway, 1940sUSS Doherty at Kiska, US Territory of Alaska, circa 1944

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