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Living quarters, Nadzab Airfield, Australian New Guinea, early 1944	M3 half-track ambulance near Anzio, Italy, 1944	M3 half-track ambulance near Anzio, Italy, 1944	Major General Liao Yaoxiang and Lieutenant General Joseph Stillwell studying a map, Burma, Mar 1944

Me 323 Gigant aircraft at an airfield, Russia, Mar-Apr 1944	Me 323 Gigant aircraft loading or unloading an Open Blitz truck, Russia, Mar-Apr 1944	Members of the USAAF 54th Fighter Squadron with some Army nurses at Attu Island, 1943-44. Note P-38 Lightning aircraft.	Men working at the German 4. Flakdivision headquarters in Germany, spring 1944; note translucent wall map

Merchant ships Dominican Victory, Yugoslavia Victory, Plymouth Victory, Niantic Victory, Rock Island Victory, Claremont Victory, and Rutland Victory at Kaiser Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation yard, Portland, Oregon, United States, early 1944	Monte Cassino monastery in ruins, Italy, Feb 1944, photo 1 of 2	Monte Cassino monastery in ruins, Italy, Feb 1944, photo 2 of 2	Monte Cassino monastery in ruins, Italy, Mar 1944

Mount Vesuvius erupting, Naples, Italy, Mar 1944	Mt. Vesuvius spewing ash into the sky, erupting as a U.S. Army jeep speeds by shortly after the arrival of the Allied forces in Naples, Italy, late March 1944.	Nadzab Airfield, Australian New Guinea, Mar 1944	P-38 Lightning aircraft 'Glengary Guy' of Glenn Martin Webb of the US 20th Fighter Group at RAF Kings Cliffe, England, United Kingdom, Jan-May 1944

P-40N Warhawk fighters of the 74th Fighter Squadron (direct descendent of the AVG Flying Tigers) in China, probably Kweilin (now Guilin) 1943-44. Note rocket tubes being mounted under the wing.	Panzer III tank near Nettuno, Italy, Mar 1944	PT-215, a Higgins 78-footer of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 15 (MTBRon 15), tied up in Blue Grotto, Capri, Italy in Mar 1944.	PT-434, an American built British Vosper design 70-foot motor torpedo boat shortly after completion at the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company in Bristol, Rhode Island, United States, Mar 1944.