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Manfred Barak and Avraham Kane of the Haganah firing a 2-inch mortar, Palestine, 1943Map depicting Allied lines of communications in India, Burma, into southern China, 1942-1943Map depicting the transportation routes in the China-Burma-India theater, 1942-1943Map noting the Solomon Islands situation in 1943
Manfred Barak and Avraham Kane of the Haganah firing a 2-inch mortar, Palestine, 1943Map depicting Allied lines of communications in India, Burma, into southern China, 1942-1943Map depicting the transportation routes in the China-Burma-India theater, 1942-1943Map noting the Solomon Islands situation in 1943
Marching band, Fiji, 1942-1944Marching band, Fiji, 1942-1944Marine Corps SB2C Helldiver in flight, 1943-45. Note the unusual display of the Navy Bureau Number in the USAAF manner. This aircraft was USAAF A-25A Shrike #42-80453 that was transferred to the Marines.Marine F4U-1 Corsair on the Torokina Airstrip, Bougainville, Solomon Islands, early 1943.
Marching band, Fiji, 1942-1944Marching band, Fiji, 1942-1944Marine Corps SB2C Helldiver in flight, 1943-45. Note the unusual display of the Navy Bureau Number in the USAAF manner. This aircraft was USAAF A-25A Shrike #42-80453 that was transferred to the Marines.Marine F4U-1 Corsair on the Torokina Airstrip, Bougainville, Solomon Islands, early 1943.
Mariner aircraft of US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-201, Naval Air Station Banana River, Florida, United States, circa Dec 1942-Feb 1943Marshal Georgi Zhukov, Colonel General Nikolay Voronov, and Marshal Kliment Voroshilov inspecting a captured German Tiger I heavy tank, Ukraine, 1943Martlet fighter of No. 888 Squadron FAA taking off from HMS Formidable, Mediterranean Sea, circa 1942-1943Martlet fighter of No. 888 Squadron FAA taking off from HMS Formidable, Mediterranean Sea, circa 1942-1943
Mariner aircraft of US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-201, Naval Air Station Banana River, Florida, United States, circa Dec 1942-Feb 1943Marshal Georgi Zhukov, Colonel General Nikolay Voronov, and Marshal Kliment Voroshilov inspecting a captured German Tiger I heavy tank, Ukraine, 1943Martlet fighter of No. 888 Squadron FAA taking off from HMS Formidable, Mediterranean Sea, circa 1942-1943Martlet fighter of No. 888 Squadron FAA taking off from HMS Formidable, Mediterranean Sea, circa 1942-1943
Maternity nurse at a Lebensborn facility, 1943; note SS and Nazi German flagsMcIntosh and Parker of the US Army Medical Detachment 1340, Fiji, 1942-1944McIntosh, Earl Lee, and Harry Peters of US Army Medical Detachment 1340, Fiji, 1942-1944Me 323 Gigant aircraft (foreground) and Bf 109 F aircraft (background) in winter camouflage, circa 1943
Maternity nurse at a Lebensborn facility, 1943; note SS and Nazi German flagsMcIntosh and Parker of the US Army Medical Detachment 1340, Fiji, 1942-1944McIntosh, Earl Lee, and Harry Peters of US Army Medical Detachment 1340, Fiji, 1942-1944Me 323 Gigant aircraft (foreground) and Bf 109 F aircraft (background) in winter camouflage, circa 1943
Me 323 Gigant aircraft at rest, 1940sMe 323 Gigant aircraft at rest, 1940sMe 323 Gigant aircraft at rest, 1940sMe 323 Gigant aircraft loading or unloading a field gun, Italy, 1943
Me 323 Gigant aircraft at rest, 1940sMe 323 Gigant aircraft at rest, 1940sMe 323 Gigant aircraft at rest, 1940sMe 323 Gigant aircraft loading or unloading a field gun, Italy, 1943

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