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Surgeon Commander C. A. Green of Royal Navy Medical School at a microscope, Clevedon, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, 1944Swimmers aboard USS Burrfish, 1943-1944T-44-122 prototype medium tank and a captured German Panzer V Panther tank, Russia, 1944T-44-85 prototype medium tank in field trials, Russia, 1944; note the lack of the splashboard
Surgeon Commander C. A. Green of Royal Navy Medical School at a microscope, Clevedon, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, 1944Swimmers aboard USS Burrfish, 1943-1944T-44-122 prototype medium tank and a captured German Panzer V Panther tank, Russia, 1944T-44-85 prototype medium tank in field trials, Russia, 1944; note the lack of the splashboard
T-44-85 prototype medium tank, Russia, 1944T17E2 Staghound AA armored car, date unknownTa 152H aircraft at rest, date unknownTa 154 A-0 Moskito night fighter, circa 1944
T-44-85 prototype medium tank, Russia, 1944T17E2 Staghound AA armored car, date unknownTa 152H aircraft at rest, date unknownTa 154 A-0 Moskito night fighter, circa 1944
Ta 154 Moskito night fighter, circa 1944Ta 154 Moskito night fighter, circa 1944Taiho (foreground) and a Shokaku-class carrier (background) at Lingga Roads, Dutch East Indies, 1940sTang Baohuang (fifth from left), Bernard Montgomery (7th from left), and other Allied officers, 1940s
Ta 154 Moskito night fighter, circa 1944Ta 154 Moskito night fighter, circa 1944Taiho (foreground) and a Shokaku-class carrier (background) at Lingga Roads, Dutch East Indies, 1940sTang Baohuang (fifth from left), Bernard Montgomery (7th from left), and other Allied officers, 1940s
TBF Avenger being spotted for parking at Barakoma Airfield, Vella Lavella in the Solomons, 1944TBF-1 Avengers getting ready to take off from Piva airstrip, Bougainville, Solomons for a strike against Rabaul, New Britain, 1944. Note differences in the National Insignia.TBM Avenger aircraft in covered concrete revetments at Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, US Territory of Hawaii, 1940sTBM-1 Avenger on a carrier deck, 1942-44. Note Mark XIII torpedo and crewman on top of the airplane handling an antenna from the ASB radar system.
TBF Avenger being spotted for parking at Barakoma Airfield, Vella Lavella in the Solomons, 1944TBF-1 Avengers getting ready to take off from Piva airstrip, Bougainville, Solomons for a strike against Rabaul, New Britain, 1944. Note differences in the National Insignia.TBM Avenger aircraft in covered concrete revetments at Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, US Territory of Hawaii, 1940sTBM-1 Avenger on a carrier deck, 1942-44. Note Mark XIII torpedo and crewman on top of the airplane handling an antenna from the ASB radar system.
TBM-1C Avenger aircraft flying from the USS Intrepid, 1943-1944TBM-1C Avenger aircraft flying from the USS Intrepid, 1944; note five low flying aircraft below lower elementTBM-1C Avengers forming up over the Green Island airstrip, Northern Solomons, on their way to strike the Japanese. Some Avengers flying from Green Island acted as control ships for some of the first radio-controlled drone bomb strikes, 1944-45.Technical drawing of GMC CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 open cab long wheel base transport without winch, 1943 or later
TBM-1C Avenger aircraft flying from the USS Intrepid, 1943-1944TBM-1C Avenger aircraft flying from the USS Intrepid, 1944; note five low flying aircraft below lower elementTBM-1C Avengers forming up over the Green Island airstrip, Northern Solomons, on their way to strike the Japanese. Some Avengers flying from Green Island acted as control ships for some of the first radio-controlled drone bomb strikes, 1944-45.Technical drawing of GMC CCKW 2 1/2-ton 6x6 open cab long wheel base transport without winch, 1943 or later

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