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Devastation of Hachioji, Japan, 2 Sep 1945Devastation of Hachioji, Japan, Oct 1945Devastation of Hamamatsu, Japan, 1945Dragon
Devastation of Hachioji, Japan, 2 Sep 1945Devastation of Hachioji, Japan, Oct 1945Devastation of Hamamatsu, Japan, 1945Dragon's teeth anti-vehicle obstacles, Germany, Apr 1945
Ensign Louis Victor Shepard holding binoculars aboard Sanborn, 1945Ernie Pyle aboard a US Navy warship off Okinawa, Japan, 1945F4U Corsair at the barrier wires after landing aboard USS Bennington around Okinawa in the Western Pacific, Apr 1945.F4U Corsair preparing for a deck launch from USS Bennington around Okinawa in the Western Pacific, Apr 1945. Note the arrowhead geometrics that identify the plane as coming from the Bennington.
Ensign Louis Victor Shepard holding binoculars aboard Sanborn, 1945Ernie Pyle aboard a US Navy warship off Okinawa, Japan, 1945F4U Corsair at the barrier wires after landing aboard USS Bennington around Okinawa in the Western Pacific, Apr 1945.F4U Corsair preparing for a deck launch from USS Bennington around Okinawa in the Western Pacific, Apr 1945. Note the arrowhead geometrics that identify the plane as coming from the Bennington.
F4U-1D Corsairs of Marine Squadron VMA-321 on Iwo Jima, Japan, 1945.Fletcher-class destroyer USS Harrison steaming alongside carrier USS Bennington as Bennington’s TBM Avengers run up their engines, early 1945 in the Western Pacific.FM-2 Wildcat fighter of US Navy Composite Squadron 93 flying over Petrof Bay off Okinawa, Japan, March-May 1945George Sodemann and Bev Cole of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) with L-4 liaison aircraft at Muse, Shan, Burma, Apr 1945
F4U-1D Corsairs of Marine Squadron VMA-321 on Iwo Jima, Japan, 1945.Fletcher-class destroyer USS Harrison steaming alongside carrier USS Bennington as Bennington’s TBM Avengers run up their engines, early 1945 in the Western Pacific.FM-2 Wildcat fighter of US Navy Composite Squadron 93 flying over Petrof Bay off Okinawa, Japan, March-May 1945George Sodemann and Bev Cole of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional) with L-4 liaison aircraft at Muse, Shan, Burma, Apr 1945
German horses killed by US artillery fire, near Lug, Germany, 1945German soldier explaining the use of Panzerfaust to Berlin civilians, Germany, spring 1945German Volkssturm troops with a MG 34 machine gun in a ruined building in Silesia, Germany (now Poland), Apr 1945Gun camera view of a P-51 fighter preparing to strafe a train on the Pinghan Railway (now Beijing-Hankou Railway), Hebei Province, China, Apr 1945
German horses killed by US artillery fire, near Lug, Germany, 1945German soldier explaining the use of Panzerfaust to Berlin civilians, Germany, spring 1945German Volkssturm troops with a MG 34 machine gun in a ruined building in Silesia, Germany (now Poland), Apr 1945Gun camera view of a P-51 fighter preparing to strafe a train on the Pinghan Railway (now Beijing-Hankou Railway), Hebei Province, China, Apr 1945
Hand-drawn map of Taiwan-Okinawa region by British Pacific Fleet personnel, circa Apr 1945He 162 aircraft at rest, Germany, Apr 1945He 162 pilots of JG1 at Leck, standing in front of their jet fighters, Germany, Apr 1945Japanese Army Academy Commandant Kenji Doihara, Japan, Apr-Aug 1945
Hand-drawn map of Taiwan-Okinawa region by British Pacific Fleet personnel, circa Apr 1945He 162 aircraft at rest, Germany, Apr 1945He 162 pilots of JG1 at Leck, standing in front of their jet fighters, Germany, Apr 1945Japanese Army Academy Commandant Kenji Doihara, Japan, Apr-Aug 1945

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