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Tu-2 medium bomber at rest, 1940sTwo African-American US Coast Guard officers, Ensign J. J. Jenkins and Lt (jg) Clarence Samuels, aboard a USCG cutter in the North Atlantic, date unknown; note the wintry conditions on deckTwo B-17 Flying FortressesTwo DUKWs lining up while awaiting supplies for transportation ashore, date unknown
Tu-2 medium bomber at rest, 1940sTwo African-American US Coast Guard officers, Ensign J. J. Jenkins and Lt (jg) Clarence Samuels, aboard a USCG cutter in the North Atlantic, date unknown; note the wintry conditions on deckTwo B-17 Flying Fortresses' vapor trails light up the night sky over Eastern Europe, circa 1945Two DUKWs lining up while awaiting supplies for transportation ashore, date unknown
Two US Army medics amidst wrecks and rubble in a German town, 1944-1945Two-man US patrol entering a church shortly after fighting had taken place, Europe, 1944-1945; note fallen soldiersType 3 Chi-Nu tank at rest, circa 1940sType 4 75mm anti-aircraft gun, Japan, circa 1945
Two US Army medics amidst wrecks and rubble in a German town, 1944-1945Two-man US patrol entering a church shortly after fighting had taken place, Europe, 1944-1945; note fallen soldiersType 3 Chi-Nu tank at rest, circa 1940sType 4 75mm anti-aircraft gun, Japan, circa 1945
Type 4 Ha-To self-propelled heavy mortar in firing position, 1945Type 5 Na-To tank destroyer conducting a field test, Japan, 1945UC-64A Norseman aicraft (44-70439) of USAAF 3rd Air Commando Group, Philippine Islands, circa 1944-1945Unidentified man of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional), date unknown
Type 4 Ha-To self-propelled heavy mortar in firing position, 1945Type 5 Na-To tank destroyer conducting a field test, Japan, 1945UC-64A Norseman aicraft (44-70439) of USAAF 3rd Air Commando Group, Philippine Islands, circa 1944-1945Unidentified man of US 5332nd Brigade (Provisional), date unknown
United States Army adaptation of a Japanese map of the Taitō District (now Taitung) on the east coast of Taiwan.United States Army Air Force map of Taiwan.United States Army map of the Karenko District (now Hualien) on the east coast of Taiwan.United States Navy Lieutenant Commander Henry L. Plage, commanding officer of the destroyer escort USS Tabberer, circa 1945.
United States Army adaptation of a Japanese map of the Taitō District (now Taitung) on the east coast of Taiwan.United States Army Air Force map of Taiwan.United States Army map of the Karenko District (now Hualien) on the east coast of Taiwan.United States Navy Lieutenant Commander Henry L. Plage, commanding officer of the destroyer escort USS Tabberer, circa 1945.
United States WomenUnloading photographs from a B-29 Superfortress reconnaissance aircraft, Mariana Islands, 1945US $1 bill marked for use in the Territory of Hawaii.  These were regular pre-war bills overprinted so that if the islands became overrun, the money could be made instantly worthless in US markets.US 101st Airborne Division troops, 1944-1945; note Renault UE tracked vehicle in foreground
United States Women's Army Corps photographer Toni Frissell showing children her camera, somewhere in Europe, 1945Unloading photographs from a B-29 Superfortress reconnaissance aircraft, Mariana Islands, 1945US $1 bill marked for use in the Territory of Hawaii. These were regular pre-war bills overprinted so that if the islands became overrun, the money could be made instantly worthless in US markets.US 101st Airborne Division troops, 1944-1945; note Renault UE tracked vehicle in foreground

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