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Flooded US Marine camp site, Cape Gloucester, New Britain, 1944FM-2 Wildcat nosed all the way over on landing aboard training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1944. Note parked TBF-1 Avengers with bent propeller blades. Photo 1 of 2.FM-2 Wildcat over the training carrier USS Sable, Lake Michigan, United States, 1944-45Following a nose over upon landing, the propeller and cowling of an FM-2 Wildcat shows the damage aboard the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1943-45.
Flooded US Marine camp site, Cape Gloucester, New Britain, 1944FM-2 Wildcat nosed all the way over on landing aboard training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1944. Note parked TBF-1 Avengers with bent propeller blades. Photo 1 of 2.FM-2 Wildcat over the training carrier USS Sable, Lake Michigan, United States, 1944-45Following a nose over upon landing, the propeller and cowling of an FM-2 Wildcat shows the damage aboard the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1943-45.
Formation of B-17G Flying Fortress bombers dropping bombs over Europe, circa 1944Formation of German Ju 87D Stuka dive bombers over Russia, winter of 1943-1944Four P-38 Lightning aircraft flying in formation, Aug 1943-Jan 1947Four WASP pilots in training in front of B-17 bomber
Formation of B-17G Flying Fortress bombers dropping bombs over Europe, circa 1944Formation of German Ju 87D Stuka dive bombers over Russia, winter of 1943-1944Four P-38 Lightning aircraft flying in formation, Aug 1943-Jan 1947Four WASP pilots in training in front of B-17 bomber 'Pistol Packin' Mama', Lockbourne, Ohio, United States, circa 1943-1945
Frederick B. Meek, Jr. (front row, left) and fellow submariners of USS Burrfish on a beach, 1943-1945French carrier Béarn, circa 1940s, seen in the May 1963 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation NewsFrench colonial soldier recruited from Morocco, Italy, 1944Friedrich-Wilhelm Müller in Crete, Greece, circa 1944
Frederick B. Meek, Jr. (front row, left) and fellow submariners of USS Burrfish on a beach, 1943-1945French carrier Béarn, circa 1940s, seen in the May 1963 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation NewsFrench colonial soldier recruited from Morocco, Italy, 1944Friedrich-Wilhelm Müller in Crete, Greece, circa 1944
Friedrich-Wilhelm Müller, circa 1940sFrogmen aboard USS Burrfish, 1943-1944Front angle view of a Type 4 Ho-Ro self-propelled gun and a Type 4 Chi-To medium tank, Japan, 1940sFront view of Japanese Type 1 Ho-Ha armored half-track vehicle, circa 1944
Friedrich-Wilhelm Müller, circa 1940sFrogmen aboard USS Burrfish, 1943-1944Front angle view of a Type 4 Ho-Ro self-propelled gun and a Type 4 Chi-To medium tank, Japan, 1940sFront view of Japanese Type 1 Ho-Ha armored half-track vehicle, circa 1944
Funeral service for fallen US Marines, Bougainville, Solomon Islands, 1943-1944G4M aircraft at rest at an airfield, circa 1940sG4M aircraft in flight, circa 1940sG4M bomber burning on the ground, circa 1943-1945
Funeral service for fallen US Marines, Bougainville, Solomon Islands, 1943-1944G4M aircraft at rest at an airfield, circa 1940sG4M aircraft in flight, circa 1940sG4M bomber burning on the ground, circa 1943-1945

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