Photographs from the US Army | World War II Database

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Jeeps of US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown	Kitchen set up by US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown	L-2 Grasshopper aircraft in flight, May 1942-Jun 1943	Lieutenant Colonel Velasquez and his headquarters staff officers of 1st Battalion of US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown

Line of P-38 Lightning escort fighters at Jackson Field, Port Moresby, New Guinea, 1942-1943	LtCol Bill Dunn in front of a P-51 Mustang. Dunn was the USA’s first fighter ace flying with the RAF Eagle Squadron before USA entered the war. Note his USAAF wings, RAF brevet, & what may be a Luftwaffe Pilot badge.	Major General Leonard Gerow, 1942-1945	Map depicting Allied lines of communications in India, Burma, into southern China, 1942-1943

Map depicting the transportation routes in the China-Burma-India theater, 1942-1943	Message center of US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown	Officers of the Anti-tank Company of US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown	Officers of the Headquarters Company of US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown

Officers of the medical detachment of US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown	Officers of the Service Company of US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown	Older DUKW of HQ Company of US Army Amphibious Training Center loaded with troops during training exercise, date unknown; note straight windscreen and manual bilge pump on foredeck next to shovel	Operations staff of US Army 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment, date unknown

P-38 Lightning fighters escorting US 43rd Bombardment Group aircraft over New Guinea, 1942-1943, photo 1 of 2	P-38 Lightning fighters escorting US 43rd Bombardment Group aircraft over New Guinea, 1942-1943, photo 2 of 2	P-38H-5 Lightning night fighter with one engine feathered; many said this plane would be un-flyable with one engine lost; 1943	P-39 Airacobra fighter in flight, 1943.