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US Navy personnel freeing a PBY-5A Catalina aircraft from frozen waters in the Aleutian Islands at Kodiak Bay, US Territory of Alaska, May 1942-Jan 1943US Navy Vice Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher lighting his pipe, circa 1942-1945US Navy WAVES personnel and British Royal Navy sailors obtaining free theater tickets from New YorkUS reconnaissance photo of a sunken Japanese supply ship on the coast of New Guinea, 1942-1943; note ship
US Navy personnel freeing a PBY-5A Catalina aircraft from frozen waters in the Aleutian Islands at Kodiak Bay, US Territory of Alaska, May 1942-Jan 1943US Navy Vice Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher lighting his pipe, circa 1942-1945US Navy WAVES personnel and British Royal Navy sailors obtaining free theater tickets from New York's Defense Recreation Committee, New York, United States, circa 1943US reconnaissance photo of a sunken Japanese supply ship on the coast of New Guinea, 1942-1943; note ship's stores moved to the beach and expansive coconut grove beyond
US Secretary of State Hull and Republic of China Ambassador Wei Daoming at the State Department, Washington DC, United States, circa 1940sUSAAF Ordinancemen with the 514th Bomb Squadron preparing bombs at Soluch Airfield, Benghazi, Libya, mid-1943. B-24D Liberator “Wash’s Tub” in the background was one of the bombers on the Ploesti Raid of Aug 1 1943.USS Alabama firing a broadside in the Atlantic Ocean, 1943USS Columbia underway, 1943-44.
US Secretary of State Hull and Republic of China Ambassador Wei Daoming at the State Department, Washington DC, United States, circa 1940sUSAAF Ordinancemen with the 514th Bomb Squadron preparing bombs at Soluch Airfield, Benghazi, Libya, mid-1943. B-24D Liberator “Wash’s Tub” in the background was one of the bombers on the Ploesti Raid of Aug 1 1943.USS Alabama firing a broadside in the Atlantic Ocean, 1943USS Columbia underway, 1943-44.
USS Helena at a base in the South Pacific, circa 1943USS New Orleans making repairs under make-shift camouflage in Tulagi Harbor, Solomon Islands, 1 Dec 1942. New Orleans was struck by a torpedo in the Battle of Tassafaronga that blew off 150 feet of her bow.USS North Carolina, 1943USS South Dakota and USS Alabama in the North Atlantic, 1943
USS Helena at a base in the South Pacific, circa 1943USS New Orleans making repairs under make-shift camouflage in Tulagi Harbor, Solomon Islands, 1 Dec 1942. New Orleans was struck by a torpedo in the Battle of Tassafaronga that blew off 150 feet of her bow.USS North Carolina, 1943USS South Dakota and USS Alabama in the North Atlantic, 1943
USS South Dakota and USS Alabama underway in the Atlantic Ocean, 1943; photo taken from HMS King George VUSS South Dakota, USS Alabama, and HMS Anson in the North Atlantic, 1943USS Wolverine underway in Lake Michigan, United States, 1940sUSS Wolverine underway in Lake Michigan, United States, 1940s
USS South Dakota and USS Alabama underway in the Atlantic Ocean, 1943; photo taken from HMS King George VUSS South Dakota, USS Alabama, and HMS Anson in the North Atlantic, 1943USS Wolverine underway in Lake Michigan, United States, 1940sUSS Wolverine underway in Lake Michigan, United States, 1940s
View from USS WhaleWASP pilot Catherine Vail Bridge standing in front of a P-38 Lightning, date and location unknown.WASP pilot Elizabeth L. Gardner at the window of her B-26 Marauder bomber, Harlingen Army Air Field, Texas, United States, circa 1942-1945WASP pilot Florene Watson seated in a P-51D Mustang, date and location unknown.
View from USS Whale's periscope during an attack on a Japanese ship, date unknownWASP pilot Catherine Vail Bridge standing in front of a P-38 Lightning, date and location unknown.WASP pilot Elizabeth L. Gardner at the window of her B-26 Marauder bomber, Harlingen Army Air Field, Texas, United States, circa 1942-1945WASP pilot Florene Watson seated in a P-51D Mustang, date and location unknown.

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