Color Photos from World War II

M/Sgt. Penrose A. Bingham Of Reading, Pa., Views The Record Of 'Idiot'S Delight'. England - Page 1

Capt Charles R. Mccarthy Points Out Features Of B-17 To English Air Training Cadets At A Base In England. - Page 1

Capt. Jack Westward Of Lewiston, Idaho, Instructs Combat Fliers On The Fine Points Of Formation Flying. England. - Page 1

An Instructor Attached To Mobile Training Unit Teaches Operation Of Remote Compass Transmitter To A-25 Instrument Specialist In England Courtyard. Chief Features Of Mobile Training Unit Is Their Adaptability To Conditions In Their Theatres Of Opertion. - Page 1

Three B-17 Gunners Practice Dinghy Drill. One Man Turns The Crank On A 'Gibson Girl' Emergency Radio Transmitter Sending Out Code Signal. Foreground To Background: S/Sgt Henry J. Hall Of Bakersfield. Calif.; T/Sgt Gail R. Darner Of Windsor, Il., And Ss - Page 1

An Instructor Of The Mobile Training Unit Teaches Crew Chiefs Latest Procedures In Servicing Oxygen System, England. Carrying Their Instructional Equipment In Big Gi Trailiers, Mobile Training Units Can Open School Right On A Flight Line. Here In The S - Page 1

S/Sgt. Verne P. Woodward Greenwich, N.Y., Waist Gunner On A B-17 Of The Pioneer Heavy Bombardment Group Of The 8Th Air Force, Turns The Crank On An Emergancy Radio Transmitter. England. - Page 1

Capt. Michael Ragan, Catholic Chaplain, Holds Services For A Boeing B-17 Crew Prior To Take-Off. England. - Page 1

Capt. Michael Ragan, Catholic Chaplain, Holds Services For A Boeing B-17 Crew Prior To Take-Off. England. - Page 3

England.....Capt. Michael Ragan, Catholic Chaplain, Holds Services Crew Of B-17 'Fifinella' Prior To Take-Off. - Page 1

Fire Fighters Stand By At All Times To Rescue Crew Members From Burning Planes. England. - Page 1

An Airman Prays...Before Going Into Combat, Sgt Thomas M. Barber Of Seattle, Wa, Kneels Before The Altar At The 96Th Bombardment Group Chapel. The Window In The Background Honors The Dead Of The Group. Before Going Into Combat, Many Airmen Say A Silent - Page 1

Tech Supply Men Unpack Fibre Auxiliary Fuel Tanks. They Are, Left To Right: Ssgt Robert G. Keich Of Tomaque, Pa.; Cpl Howard Middlemas Of Salt Lake City, Utah And Sgt Michael H. Moran Of Mckeesport, Pa. England. - Page 1

Gen Doolittle Stands With Bowed Head As Lt Col W.E. Darre, Chaplain, Says A Prayer For Flyers Of The 8Th Air Force Who Have Been Killed In Action. England. - Page 1

Margaret Ann Ayers, Detroit, Mich., Mary E. Carroll, Bath, Me., And Elizabeth Kinsey, Perrysburg. O., Are Typical Red Cross Girls Overseas. - Page 1

Sgt. Marion Gilbert, Knoxville, Tenn., Displays His Solid Model Of A B-17. - Page 1

Major James Mcpartlin, Pilot, Is Initiated By A Dunking In A Trailer Filled With Water. England. - Page 1

First Man To Obtain Invasion Day Photographs Is Cameraman Capt. Dale E. Elkins, Hollywood, Cal., Shown With His Specially Constructed Camera. - Page 1

M/Sgt. James F. Mcginn, Crew Chief Of St. Paul, Minn., Sits On Top Of The Consolidated B-24 'Hookem Cow'. - Page 1

First Man To Obtain Invasion Day Photographs Is Camerman Capt. Dale E. Elkins, Shown With His Specially Constructed Camera. England. - Page 3

M/Sgt. Herbert H. Roberts, Rosebud, Texas Is Typical Of The Crew Chiefs Of The Eto. England. - Page 3

Ssgt Brush Poses With K-20 Camera At Waist Window Of B-17. 8Th Air Force. - Page 1

Crowds Of Frenchmen And Allied Soldiers Watch A Display Of Aircraft Fly By The Eiffel Tower In Paris, France, During An Outdoor Exposition Displaying Aircraft And Equipment Used In The Eto. - Page 1

Chart For 8Th Air Force 2Nd Bombardment Division - Page 1

Home At Dusk: An 8Th Air Force Fortress Comes In With Flaps Down And Appears To Hang Motionless A Few Feet Above The Runway At An 8Th Air Force Base Somewhere In England. The Ship Has Just Returned From A Successful Mission Over Northwest Germany, And T - Page 1

When The Hydraulic System Was Shot Out, This Pilot Landed His Consolidated B-24 With Two Parachutes Attached To The Waist Window To Compensate For Brakes. England. - Page 1

A B-24 Aircraft, Of The 93Rd Bomber Group, Is Approaching A Target During A Bombing Mission. Blyfield, Germany. - Page 3

General View Of Bomb-Damaged Drydock At Kure, Japan. This Drydock Had Approximately Fifty-Nine Two-Man Submarines Mounted One On Top Of The Other. Deck Was Flooded By Usa Soldiers During Early Days Of Occupation. February 1946. - Page 1

Airborne Infantryman Talking With Italian Boys Somewhere In Italy. - Page 9

Crew Of The Consolidated B-24 'The Goon'. They Are, Left To Right, Back Row: Tsgt. Archie L. Fleharty Of Cozad, Nebraska, Capt. Samuel J. Skousen Of Thatcher, Arizona, Tsgt. Robert M. Kirk, Of Alpha, Illinois, Sgt. Casper J. Chirielseisen Of Washington, - Page 1

Goering During An Interview With The Allied Press After His Capture. Germany. - Page 1

The number 3 Nazi general captured. Hermann Wilhelm Goering

Some Of Paintings Exhibited At Solomon Island Art Show. - Page 1

Air Corps And Ground Forces Who Have Been Prisoners Of War At Moosberg, Germany Relax In The May Sunshine Awaiting Their Turn To Be Evacuated By Us 9Th Troop Carriers. - Page 1

Pfc. Harold Johnson Of Mcdonald, Pa., Overhauls Lower Turret. Panama. - Page 1

Sgt. David Pulizzi, Chicago Il., (Left) & S/Sgt. John E. Eming, Cleveland, Oh Has The Garden In Front Of Their Stone Hut. 15Th Af In Italy. - Page 1

S/Sgt. John E. Emiling Washes Up At Wash Stand In His Stone House, 15Th Af In Italy. - Page 1

A Chimmey For His Stone House At A 15Th Af Heavy Bomber Base In Italy. - Page 1

Thr Stone Village At A 15Th Af In Italy. - Page 1

The Only Villa In The Stone Village With A Porch. - Page 1

Sgt. David J. Paloazi, Chicago, Il (Left) An Italian Helper Construct A Stone Hut In Italy. - Page 1

Hut Built By Gi'S At A Liberator Base In Italy. - Page 1

Pilot Lt. Mohawk Being Helped Into Parachute By Crew Chief. Italy. - Page 1

Maj. Gen. Nathan Twining Talks To B-17 Crew Just Returned From A Mission. - Page 1

M. Alexander Bogomolov, Soviet Representative, Presents The 'Order Of Kutozov', Russia'S Highest Military Award, To Lt. Gen. Ira C. Eaker In Italy. - Page 1

Italy....General View Of Ceremony For Presentation Of Distinguished Service Medal To Major General Nathan Twining, Attended By American And Allied Military Dignitaries. - Page 1

Pfc. Luiz Delmar F. Lima And Pfc. Aldris Agostini Do Costa Of The Lst Brazilian Fighter Squadron Clean Guns On A P-47 Thunderbolt. Italy. - Page 1

A Member Of The First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Removes The Propeller Of A P-47 At An Airfield Somewhere In Italy. - Page 5

Sgt. Manuel Goulart Ferreira. Rua Antonio De Padua #27, Rio De Janeiro (Lst Brazilian Fighter Squadron) Proudly Polishes The Insignia On A P-47 Thunderbolt. Italy. - Page 1

An Armament Crew Of Lst Brazilian Fighter Squadron Prepares One Of The Republic P-47S For A Mission. Italy. - Page 1

P-47 Pilots Of The First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Discuss A Mission From Which They Have Just Returned. Somewhere In Italy. - Page 1

M/Sgt. Robson Saldanha Poses Beside The Bird Insignia Of The First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Painted On A P-47 Thunderbolt. - Page 1

Lt.Col. Nero Mours, A First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Pilot Stands In Front Of A P-47 At An Airfield Somewhere In Italy. - Page 1

A Member Of The First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Checks A Machine Gun At An Airfield Somewhere In Italy. - Page 3

A Pilot Of The First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Pauses In Front Of The Leaning Tower Of Pisa While Sightseeing During His Stay In Italy. - Page 1

Lt. Rui Moreira Lima Of The Lst Brazilian Fighter Squadron In The Cockpit Of A P-47 At An Airfield Somewhere In Italy. - Page 1

Pilots Of The First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Pause In Front Of The Leaning Tower Of Pisa While Sightseeing During Their Stay In Italy. - Page 1

A Member Of The First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Sits On Top Of A P-47 Motor At An Airfield Somewhere In Italy - Page 1

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High Angle View Of A B-25, Bearing A Triumphant Slogan 'Finito Benito, Next Hirohito', Flying Over The Gulf Of Naples. - Page 1

A Northrop P-61 Black Widow Night Fighter Of The Maap Takes Off To Attack Enemy Targets. The P-61 Is Now Being Used By The 414Th Night Fighter Sq., In The Mediteranean Theatre. A Veteran Night Fighter Sq., The 414Th Has Used The Beaufighters Since 1943, - Page 1

A 12Th Af Douglas C-47 Air Evacuation Plane At An Airfield In Northern Italy. - Page 1

A Flying Fortess Of The 15Th Af Drops Frag Bombs On The German Positions Along The 8Th Front In Italy. - Page 1

A Formation Of Consolidated B-24 Liberators Of The Maaf. - Page 1

North American B-25 'Mitchell' Of The 9Th Af En Route To Bomb Nazi Installations In Joint Air-Ground Operations. - Page 1

Lt. James T. Fisk, Ruppert, Idaho, Examines Flak Damage To The Wing Of His P-51. Italy. - Page 1

A Formation Of North American P-51 Mustangs Of The 15Th Air Force In Flight. - Page 1

Close Up View Of The Nose Of A Consolidated B-24 Of The 15Th Af. - Page 1

Side View Of Three North American P-51 Mustangs Of The 15Th Af Flying In Formation. - Page 1

Capt. John J. Voll, Goshen, Oh At The Controls Of His N. American P-51 'American Beauty' Somewhere Over Italy. Capt. Voll Is The Top Ranking Fighter Pilot In The Mediterranen Theatre With A Score Of 21 Victories To His Credit, As Of This Date. - Page 1

'Alabama Express', A B-26 Of The 12Th Af. - Page 1

Douglas C-47 Troop Carrier Planes Off On A Mission. - Page 1

American Gi'S In Front Of A Shrine That Stands At The Scene Of The Hitler Putsch In 1923. Munich, Germany. - Page 1

Munich, Birthplace Of The Nazi Party. The Munich City Hall Which Now Houses The Allied Military Government Was Built By Kaiser Wilhelm In 1910. In The Foreground Is An American Jeep With Gi'S Photographing The Town. - Page 3

Munich, Birthplace Of Nazi Party. Pictured In Front Of A Beer Hall In Which An Attempt Was Made On Hitler'S Life On 8 Nov 39 Are American Gi'S. - Page 1

Gi'S Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment Boating On The Konigsee Or King Lake, Said To Be One Of The Most Beautiful Lakes In Germany. - Page 5

Berchtesgaden, Germany. A Gi Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment Poses Against The Ruggedness Of The Bavarian Alps. - Page 17

Lt. Louis Merz Points Out Interesting Sights In Berchtesgaden, Germany, To A Group Of Soldiers Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment. - Page 1

Gi'S Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment Look Out Over The Beautiful Bavarian Alps. - Page 3

A Gi Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment Looks Out Over The Bavarian Alps From A Window In The Eagle'S Nest. The Eagle'S Nest, Hitler'S Retreat, Has Become A Rest Camp For Weary Combat Soldiers. - Page 3

101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment Soldiers On A Tour Of The Bavarian Alps. Berchtesgaden, Germany. - Page 1

Berchtesgaden, Germany. Touring The Bavarian Alps In Their Jeeps, Soldiers Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment. - Page 15

A Group Of Gi'S Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Infantry Regiment Relax In Front Of The Hotel Poft, In The Bavarian Alps. - Page 1

Gi'S Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment Ride Horses Thru The Streets Of Berchtesgaden, Germany. - Page 1

Members Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Infantry Regiment On A Tour Of Berchtesgaden, In The Bavarian Alps, Germany. - Page 1

A Gi Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Infantry Regiment Poses With Some Children On His Tour Of Berchtesgaden, Germany. - Page 1

Berchtesgaden, Germany. Berchtesgaden Hof, A Most Elaborate Vacation Inn, Is Shown To Gis Of The 101St Airborne Sivision'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment By Lt. Louis H. Merz Of The Bronx, New York, Who Is Acting As A Guide Through The Bavarian Alps. - Page 13

Berchtesgaden, Germany. Despite Campuflage, The Bavarian Alps Residence Of Marin Bormann, Successor Of Rudolph Hess, Who Flew To England, Was Bombed By The Raf During A Daylight Attack On 25 April 1945. Soldiers Of The 101St Airborne 327Th Glider Infant - Page 11

Berchtesgaden, Germany. Touring The Bavarian Alps In Their Jeeps, Soldiers Of The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment Pause For Some Photographs For The Folks Back Home. - Page 9

Berchtesgaden, Germany. Konigsee Of King Lake, Reputed To Be One Of The Most Beautiful Lakes In Germany Is Being Appreciated By The 101St Airborne Division'S 327Th Glider Infantry Regiment. - Page 7

Berchtesgaden, Germany. In The Background Are The Bavarian Alps, Center Ther Mainhouse Of Hitler'S Retreat, And In The Foreground A Great Water-Filled Crater, Result Of Bombing By Raf. - Page 5

Air Corps And Ground Forces Who Have Been Prisoners Of War At Moosberg, Germany Relax In The May Sunshine Awaiting Their Turn To Be Evacuated By Us 9Th Troop Carriers. 450 Prisoners Were Housed In This Tent Pitched In A Hollow Which Flooded During Rainsto - Page 3

Air Corps And Ground Forces Who Have Been Prisoners Of War At Moosberg, Germany Relax In The May Sunshine Awaiting Their Turn To Be Evacuated By Us 9Th Troop Carriers. - Page 7

Air Corps And Ground Forces Who Have Been Prisoners Of War At Moosberg, Germany Relax In The May Sunshine Awaiting Their Turn To Be Evacuated By Us 9Th Troop Carriers. - Page 5

Moosburg, Germany Prisoner Of War Camp. Along With Tables To Eat On, Another Sign Of Freedom Was Straw For Matresses - A Luxury After Sleeping On Gravel Floors. - Page 5

Moosburg, Germany Prisoner Of War Camp. Working A Tin Can Forge, Two Ex-Prisoners Demonstrate How Minute Quantities Of Fuel Were Used To The Best Advantage In Cooking Occasional Hot Meals. - Page 3

Moosburg, Germany Prisoner Of War Camp. The Boys Borrowed This Table For Mess Purposes After Being Freed. In The Rear Is A Tent Which Housed Two Hundred Of Them. - Page 1

Berchtesgaden, Germany. The Stars And Stripes Are Raised Over The Former Headquarters Of Field Marchal Keital, Chief Of The German Genreal Staff. - Page 3

Berchtesgaden, Germany. The Stars And Stripes Are Raised Over The Former Headquarters Of Field Marchal Keital, Chief Of The German Genreal Staff. - Page 1

Goering Interview With Allied Press - May 1945. Newspapermen, Radio Commentators, Photographers, And Writers Interviewed Goering On German Military Matters In May 1945, Shortly After His Capture. Major Paul Kubla, From Elizabethtown, Kentucky, Was The Int - Page 15

Two Wrecked German Submarines At Dockside In Hamburg, Germany, After Allied Bombing. Shipyards Were Rebuilt A Few Times, But After The Heavy Bombing In April 1945, They Were Abandoned. - Page 1

Combat Engineers Of The Us Army Salvage Steel To Be Used In Building Bridges For Allied Armies From The Fallersleben Factory Which Has Been Turned From A 'Peoples' Car' Factory To V-1 Production. - Page 1

Airborne Infantrymen Ready For Take-Off Somewhere In Sicily. - Page 5

Airborne Infantrymen Ready For Take-Off Somewhere In Sicily. - Page 3

Airborne Infantrymen Waiting For Take-Off Somewhere In Sicily. - Page 1

An Airborne Infantryman With Full Equipment Prior To Take-Off Somewhere In Sicily. - Page 1

Airborne Infantryman Adjusting Equipment Before Take-Off. - Page 5

Airborne Infantryman Adjusting Equipment Before Take-Off. - Page 3

Airborne Infantryman Adjusting Parachute. - Page 1

'Focke Wulf', Hound Mascot, Perched In Cowling Of A P-47 Of 15Th Air Force. - Page 1

Maj. Gen. C. C. Chauncey. - Page 1

Brig. Gen. Charles P. Cabell. - Page 1

'Little Miss Mischief' A Boeing B-17 Of The 8Th Af Made A Belly Landing At The Home Base After A Mission Over Germany. Cpl. Irving Flechner Of Bronx, N.Y., Salvage Mechanic, Strips The Engine Of Useable Parts. - Page 1

Boeing B-17 Gets New Identification Markings. England. - Page 1

Crew Chief Msgt Herbert H. Roberts, Rosebud, Tex, Repairs A Boeing B-17 Engine. - Page 1

Crew Chief Ssgt Gerald Bentley Of Gainesville, Texas, Inspects The Oil Lines On A North American P-51 At An 8Th Air Force Base Somewhere In England. Underneath Is Ass'T Maintenance Chief Tsgt Paul A. Fick Of Fremont, Ohio, Who Is Checking The Hydraulic Pu - Page 1

Crew Chiefs Placing Auxiliary Fuel Tank Under Wing Of A P-51 - Page 1

English Girls Watching Air Mechanics Working On The Engines Of A B-24. England. - Page 1

Ground Crew Checking A B-24 After A Mission. England. - Page 1

Ground Crewmen Sgt James V. Blakney Of Langsford, Penn, And Msgt Charles W. Carrigan Of Nashville, Tenn, Make An Engine Change At An 8Th Af Base Somewhere In England. - Page 1

Ground Crewmen Sgt. James V. Blakney Of Langsford, Penn., And M/Sgt. Charles W. Carrigan Of Nashville, Tenn., Make An Engine Change At An 8Th Af Base Somewhere In England. - Page 1

M/Sgt Herbert H. Roberts, Rosebud, Texas, Crew Chief, Glances Down At A Cub Dwarfed By A B-17 As He Polishes The Nose Of The B-17. England. - Page 1

Many Pieces Of B-17 'Little Miss Mischief' Will Fly Again. After The Plane Belly-Landed Returning From A Mission Over Germany All Useable Parts Were Salvaged. At Extreme Left The Crane Operator Cpl. James Mulhollen Of Somerset, Pa., At Extreme Right T/S - Page 1

Plane View- Seen Through The Engine Cowling Ring Of A B-17 Is Msgt Harrell Parrah, Mexico, Mo He Is Repairing The Engine Of A B-17 That Will Soon Take Off For Mission Over Germany. - Page 1

Reconditioning Time.....Sgt. Leslie Unruh Steadies An Engine That Has Just Been Removed From A B-17 Of The 8Th Af. It Will Be Replaced By A New Reconditioned Engine. - Page 1

Replacing An Oil Tank In A Flak Damaged Boeing B-17 At A Base In England Are, Left To Right: Sgt. Robert Ortega And Sgt. Norval F. Mullen. - Page 1

Sgt. Arthur Dwyer, Boston, Mass, Works On Engine Of A Consolidated B-24 Of The 8Th Air Force. - Page 1

Sgt. Dave Gray, Springfield, Mass., Assistant Crew Chief, Working On Propeller. - Page 1

Sheet Metal Workers Mend A Flak Punctured Rudder Of A Consolidated B-24 In England. - Page 5

Ssgt Clifford Coates, Fairfield, Texas, Regulates Oxygen Valve Inside A Consolidated B-24. - Page 1

Ssgt. James R. Lammering, Hammond, Ind., And Ssgt. Wilbur Stewart, Ashland, Ky., Working On The Nose Of A P-51 In England. - Page 1

Cpl. Lloyd Shumway Directs Crane With A 500 Lb. Bomb Into Place On The Wing Of A North American P-51 At A Base In England. - Page 1

Lt. Col. Francis S. Gabreski, Leading Ace Of The 8Th Air Force. P-47 Pilot. England. - Page 1

Pilots Of First Brazilian Fighter Squadron Pause In Front Of The Leaning Tower Of Pisa While Sightseeing During Their Stay In Italy. - Page 1

Crew Of The Boeing B-17 'Peacemaker' Examines Battle Damage To The Wing Of The Plane. - Page 1

Ground Crew Of A Cub Tells Boeing B-17 Ground Crew Chief Of Part Played By The Cub In Spotting Planes For Bombers On Raids. England. - Page 3

Ground Crew Of A Cub Tells Boeing B-17 Ground Crew Chief Of Part Played By The Cub In Spotting Planes For Bombers On Raids. England. - Page 1

Crew Chief Watches Closely For Signs Of Fire As A Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress Is Started. England. - Page 1

Crew Chief Msgt Herbert H. Roberts Of Rosebud, Texas, Gives Signal To Cut The Engines. England. - Page 3

Crew Chief Msgt Herbert H. Roberts Of Rosebud, Texas, Gives Signal To Cut The Engines. England. - Page 1

Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force Lined Up And Waiting For Combat As Replacements For Strategic Bombers, England. - Page 3

Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force Lined Up And Waiting For Combat As Replacements For Strategic Bombers, England. - Page 1

A Queue Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force. Note Mechanic Perched On Plane In Foreground Making Last Minute Check. England. - Page 1

A Pretty English Miss Gathers Oats On A Farm In Midst Of Widely Dispersed Boeing B-17S. - Page 1

Yellow Nosed North American P-51S 'Forming Up' As They Climb For Altitude. England. - Page 5

Yellow Nosed North American P-51S 'Forming Up' As They Climb For Altitude.England. - Page 3

An Escort Of North American P-51S Of The 8Th Air Force With Auxiliary Fuel Tanks Under The Wings. [Said To Be 361St Fg, 8Th Af, Taken 20 July 1944 During Mission Over France.] - Page 1

Yellow Nosed North American P-51S 'Forming Up' As They Climb For Altitude.England. - Page 1

A North American P-51 'Mustang' Heading Home After A Mission. - Page 1

The Leader Plane Is Dressed In Polka Dots To Help Pilots Identify Their Own Formation, England. - Page 11

The Leader Plane Is Dressed In Polka Dots To Help Pilots Identify Their Own Formation, England. - Page 9

The Leader Plane Is Dressed In Polka Dots To Help Pilots Identify Their Own Formation, England. - Page 7

The Leader Plane Is Dressed In Polka Dots To Help Pilots Identify Their Own Formation, England. - Page 5

The Leader Plane Is Dressed In Polka Dots To Help Pilots Identify Their Own Formation, England. - Page 3

The Leader Plane Is Dressed Up In Polka Dots To Help Pilots Identify Their Own Formation - Page 1

North American P-51'S Give Cover To A Close-Knit Formation Of Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force. England. - Page 11

North American P-51'S Give Cover To A Close-Knit Formation Of Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force. England. - Page 9

North American P-51'S Give Cover To A Close-Knit Formation Of Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force. England. - Page 7

North American P-51'S Give Cover To A Close-Knit Formation Of Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force. England. - Page 5

North American P-51'S Give Cover To A Close-Knit Formation Of Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force. England. - Page 3

North American P-51'S Give Cover To A Close-Knit Formation Of Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force. England. - Page 1

Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England Countryside. - Page 11

Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England Countryside. - Page 9

Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over English Countryside. - Page 7

Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over English Countryside. - Page 5

Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force Wing Across The North Sea. - Page 19

Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force Wing Across The North Sea. - Page 17

Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force Wing Across The North Sea. - Page 3

Consolidated B-24'S Of The 8Th Air Force Wing Across The North Sea. - Page 1

Hovering Close To Its Charges, A P-51 Of The 8Th Air Force Practices With A Formation Of B-17S Over England. - Page 9

Hovering Close To Its Charges, A P-51 Of The 8Th Air Force Practices With A Formation Of B-17S Over England. - Page 7

Hovering Close To Its Charges, A P-51 Of The 8Th Air Force Practices With A Formation Of B-17S Over England. - Page 5

Hovering Close To Its Charges, A P-51 Of The 8Th Air Force Practices With A Formation Of Flying Fortresses Over England. - Page 3

Hovering Close To Its Charges, A P51 Of The 8Th Air Force Practices With A Formation Of B-17S Over England. - Page 1

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. [91St Bg; 323 Bs; Circa Possibly March 1944 - June 1944] - Page 21

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. - Page 25

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. - Page 23

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. - Page 17

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. - Page 19

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. - Page 15

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. - Page 13

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. - Page 11

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England. - Page 9

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight In England. - Page 7

Demolished Jap 'Zero' On Munda, New Georgia. - Page 1

Goering Interview With Allied Press - May 1945. Newspapermen, Radio Commentators, Photographers, And Writers Interviewed Goering Shortly After His Capture. Major Paul Kubla Was The Interpreter. - Page 13

Goering Interview With Allied Press - May 1945. Newspapermen, Radio Commentators, Photographers, And Writers Interviewed Goering Shortlyafter His Capture. Major Paul Kubla Was The Interpreter. - Page 7

Goering Interview With Allied Press - May 1945. Newspapermen, Radio Cxommentators, Photographers, And Writers Interviewed Goering On German Military Matters Shortly After His Capture. Major Paul Kubla Was The Interpreter. - Page 5

Goering Interview With Allied Press - May 1945. Newspapermen, Radio Commentators, Photographers, And Writers Interviewed Goering On German Military Matters Shortly After His Capture. Major Paul Kubla Was The Interpreter. - Page 3

Goering Interview With Allied Press, May 1945. Newspapermen, Radio Commentators, Photographers, And Writers Interviewed Goering On German Military Matters In May 1945, Shortly After His Capture. Major Paul Kubla, From Elizabethtown, Kentucky, Was The Inte - Page 1

Side View Of A Me-109 Tossed On Its Nose By U.S. Air Force Bombs. In The Background Are Poles Camouflaged To Resemble Trees, At The Messerschmitt Aircraft Factory In Augsburg, Germany. - Page 1

A German Jet-Propelled Messerschmitt Me 262 Parked In The Trees Along The Autobahn, A Super Highway Which The Germans Used As A Runway After Intensive Bombings Of German Airfields. - Page 1

A Camouflaged German Fighter Bomber Parked Along The Autoban (Super Highway Near Munich) Is Observed By A Gi In A Jeep. Because Of Intensive Bombing Of Airfields, The Germans Have Used The Autoban As A Runway. - Page 1

A Completed Me-109 Used For Demonstrating Engine Installations At Henshel Aero Engine Works In Altenbaum, Near Kassel, Germany, Is Explored By An Officer Aof The 8Th Af. - Page 1

Boeing B-17 'Flying Fortress' In Flight. - Page 1

Crew Prepares To Load Cargo On A Douglas C-47 At Patterson Field, Ohio. - Page 1

Cargo Is Loaded Into A Douglas C-47. A Guard Is Standing By The Tail Of The Plane. - Page 1

Bombers On Line Being Checked Before Flight. Holland. - Page 1

A Us Soldier Examines Bomb Damage At The Querum Aircraft Engine Plant At Querum, Germany. - Page 1

U. S. Soldier Examines Bomb Damage At The Querum Aircraft Engine Plant At Querum, Germany. - Page 1

Before Debris From Allied Air Attacks Could Be Cleared Away From This Production Line Designed To Produce Tanks. American Troops Overran The Area. Germany. - Page 1

Dr. Albrecht Examining What Remains Of The Deurag-Neurag Oil Refinery. Top The Left Of The Kodachrome Is The Expansion Loop In The Make-Men-Do Steam Line Supported On A Pipe Trestle Welded From Salvaged Pipe. - Page 1

Through The Ties Of The Violently Twisted Railway Tracks A Gi Is Seen Surveying The Damage In The Lutherwerke Aircraft Factory At Wilhelmtor, Germany, Which Was Hit In The Course Of 12 Separate Bombing Attacks. - Page 1

Bomb Damage At The Volkswagen Factory At Fallersleben, Germany. - Page 5

An Over-All View Of The Bombed De-Waxing Unit Where Gasoline And Petroleum Products Were Processed At The Deutsche Gasoline Plant At Dollbergen, Germany. With The American Soldier Is Alex Barnekow, Who Worked There Two Years As A Slave Laborer. - Page 1

A Us Soldier And Alex Barneknox Who Worked At The Refinery For Two Years As A Slave Laborer, Examine Huge Tanks At Dollbergen, Germany. - Page 1

Spires Of The Famous Cologne Cathdral, Untouched By Allied Bombings Of The City, Rise Above Bomb Damages Inflicted On Railway Buildings Near The Important Lines Which Feed The Western Front. - Page 1

The Gereon Marshalling Yards Has Been The Target For Numerous Raf And 8Th Af Attacks Directed Against The City Of Cologne, Germany. This Vital Rail Center Was The Supply Head West Of The Rhine. 1944-45. - Page 1

West Of The Rhine Lies The Remains Of The I.G. Farbenindustrie. The Skeleton Of The Palnt Is Far Different Fromthe Synthetic Oil Producing Section It Was A Year Ago. Allied Attacks Reduced The Repo]Rted Output Of 90,000 Tons Considerably. - Page 1

Now It Can Be Told - Frankfurt, Germany. This Is Not A Railroad Accident, Us Bombers Struck At The German Railway With A Purpose-- To Deny The Enemy His Transport. This Tangled Mass Of Passengers Coach Trucks Shows The Accuracy Of Daylight Bombing. - Page 1

Hanau Dunlop Rubber Plant Gutted. If German Divisions Can No Longer Retreat According To Plans, Part Of Their Difficulties Can Be Traced To Destruction Of The Deutsche Hanau, Germany, East Of Frankfurt, A Priority #1 Target For The 8Th Af And Raf Bombers - Page 1

Ludwigshafen Chemical And Oil Production In Chaos. Eaten By Rust, The Machinery, Trestles, And Pipes At The I.G. Farbenindustrie/Ludwigshafen Technical Manufacturing Plants Now Await Salvage Crews. Vacuum And Pressure Tanks Were Blown About By Repeated - Page 1

Airborne Infantryman Talking With Italian Boys Somewhere In Italy. - Page 7

Rundstedt'S Hilltop Castle. After Low-Flying Allied Bombers Blasted The Once Resplendent Headquarters Near Bad Nauheim, Germany, One Wall And The Tower Is All That Remains. - Page 3

Hitler'S Retreat- The German Fuehrer Had This Bomb Proof Residence Buit About Five Miles From Bad Nauheim, Germany. In The Face Of Advancing British And American Troops, The German Garrison Destroyed The Retreat. - Page 1

Ludwigshafen Chemical And Oil Production In Chaos. Guy Lines Lashed To A Demolished Building And A Crane Was Used By The Enemy In An Attempt To Salvage Something Useable From The Synthetic Rubber Division Of The Once Great I.G. Farbenindustrie. - Page 5

Ludwigshafen Chemical And Oil Production In Chaos. Eaten By Rust, The Machinery, Trestles And Pipes At The I.G. Farbenindustrie/Ludwigshafen Technical Manufacturing Plant Now Await Salvage Crews. Vacuum And Pressure Tanks Were Blown About By Allied Bombi - Page 3

Airborne Infantryman Ready For Take-Off Somewhere In Italy. - Page 11

Airborne Infantrymen Ready For Take-Off Somewhere In Italy. - Page 7

Airborne Troops Waiting For Take-Off Somewhere In Italy. - Page 1

Italy.....Red Cross Worker Marguerite Long Serves Coffee And Doughnuts To P-47 Pilots Of The 15Th Air Force. - Page 1

A B-24 Of The 15Th Aaf On Way To Target, The Oswiecim Oil Refinery, 60 Miles From Krakow, Poland. - Page 1

Consolidated B-24 'Liberators' Of The 15Th Aaf On Way To Target, The Oswiecim Oil Refinery, 60 Miles From Krakow, Poland. - Page 3

Algiers, North Africa - The Famous French Arabian Cavalry- The Spahis- On Review During Presentation Of Curtiss P-40'S To The Free French By America. - Page 1

Algiers, North Africa - Presentation Of Curtiss P-40'S To The Free French By America. - Page 3

Presentation Of Curtiss P-40'S To The Free French By America. - Page 1

Presentation Of Curtiss P-40'S To The Free French By America. - Page 3

Two Enlisted Men Of The Usaaf, Standing Beside The Columns Of The Temple Of Jupiter, In The Ruins Of Baalbek, Lebanon. They Are (Left) Pvt. Alex Kusher Of Brooklyn, Ny And Pvt. Frank Goeta Of Batvia, Ny. - Page 1

Two Enlisted Men Of The Usaaf, Standing Beside The Columns Of The Temple Of Jupiter, In The Ruins Of Ballbek, Lebanon. They Are (Left) Pvt. Alex Kusher Of Brooklyn, Ny And Pvt. Frank Goeta Of Batvia, Ny. - Page 3

Briefing Of Combat Crew Members Of A Mitchell B-25 Group At A Forward Airbase In N. Africa Is Capt. Malcolm D. Haven Of Winnetka, Ill. - Page 1

North American B-25 Crew Ready For Take-Off From A Base In North Africa. - Page 3

North Africa - 1/Lt. Lawrence P. Liebers Of Burbank, California Receiving The Distinguished Flying Cross From Lt. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz. - Page 1

2Nd Lt. Lawrence P. Liebers, P-38 Fighter Ace In North Africa. - Page 1

A Gunner Draws A Diagram Of Run Over Target, Aleutians. - Page 1

Ingenuity Overcomes Difficult Supply Problem--Rather Than Tote Water For Cleaning Solvents Over The Boggy Tundra, Propeller Specialists Sgt. J.O. Huckstep, Cyrene, Mo., And Sgt. J.O. Ellis, Louisville, Ky., Built The Little 'Red Wagon' At The Right Out Of - Page 1

Coffee Shop Serves Dual Purpose--From The Battery Of Glass Coffee Makers In The Background Come Gallons Of Amber Fluid To Warm The Returning Crews And Ease The Strain Of 'Sweating Out' The Take Off. In This Alert Hut The Participating Crews Find Tables Ar - Page 1

Lt Gen George C. Kenney Speaks With Mechanics (Left To Right) Ssgt Clyde Sims Of Henrietta, Texas; Tsgt James E. Greeman Of Arbon, Indiana; And Tsgt Victor W. Cunningham Of Springfield, Missouri. 28 October 1943. - Page 1

Australia - Lt. Gen. George C. Kenney, Commanding General Of The 5Th Air Force, In The Cockpit Of A Boeing B-17. - Page 1

A Republic P-47 Thunderbolt Carrying General Purpose Bomb Heads For The Target At Santiago, North Luzon, P.I. - Page 1

Intramuros (Walled City) In Manilla, P.I. Photographer Q. R. Porter, 4-22-45. - Page 1

Intramuros (Walled City) In Manilla, P. I. Photo Taken 4-22-45 By Q. R. Porter On Pacific Press Tour. - Page 3

General George C. Kenny Poses At His Desk. Leyte, P.I. Photo Taken 4-17-45 By Q. R. Porter, On Pacific Press Tour. - Page 1

Three Branches Of The Service In An Attitude Of Prayer At The Dedication Ceremony Of Los Negros Cemetery. - Page 1

Guard Of Honor Prepares To Fire A Salute To The Honored Dead At The Dedication Ceremony Of Los Negros Cemetery. - Page 1

Major Michael J. Lyons, 5Th Air Force Chaplain, From Syracuse, New York, Shown Here On The Porch Of His Office-Quarters Which He Built At A Base In New Guinea. - Page 1

Ssgt Robert S. Smith Of Dallas, Texas, Fortress & Liberator Gunner, Demonstrates Use Of Practice Turret At A Base In New Guinea. - Page 1

Aerial Of The Hidden Valley, New Guinea. Taken 4-23-45 By Q. R. Porter, On Pacific Press Tour. - Page 1

Aerial Of The Owen Stanley Mountain Range In New Guinea. Photo Taken 4-29-45 By Q. R. Potter On Pacific Press Tour. - Page 1

Chief Of The Pagau Tribe, Crimbu Area. Kerowagi, New Guinea. Photo Taken 4/30/45 By Q. R. Potter On Pacific Press Tour. - Page 1

A Curtiss C-46 Over The Taj Mahal. Filed- War Theatre 3 #20 (India) - Airplanes - Curtiss C-46. - Page 1

A Curtiss C-46 Ovwer The Taj Mahal. Received In Phot Div. 5 Dec. 1944 From Signal Corps, Stamped: 'No Objection To Publication, Photo Security Section, Bpr, Wd.' Filed- War Theatre #20 - (India) - Airplanes - Curtiss C-46. - Page 1

In Far Off India Burma Theatre Indians And Co'S Used To Work Together To Keep The Japs Out Of India. Now They Work Together To Drive The Japs Out Of Burma. S/Sgt Donald R. Thompson, El Reno, Ok, Supervises The Loading Of Ammunition Belts For A 10Th Af G - Page 1

Packers Of 2Nd Troop Carrier Squadron Of 10Th Af Eastern Air Command, Attach A Parachute To 30 Cal. Ammunition Cases Which Will Be Dropped From Usaaf C-47S. The Allied Ground Forces Are Driving The Japanese Out Of Burma So Fast That Normal Transportation - Page 1

Lt Gen Barney Giles (Standing Up). - Page 1

Lt Gen Barney Giles (Kneeling). - Page 3

Lt. General Barney Mck Giles. - Page 1

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Boeing B-17 'Flying Fortresses' Of The 8Th Air Force En Route To Bomb Nazi Installations. - Page 9

Boeing B-17 'Flying Fortresses' Of The 8Th Air Force En Route To Bomb Nazi Installations. - Page 7

Boeing B-17 'Flying Fortresses' Of The 8Th Air Force En Route To Bomb Nazi Installations. England. - Page 13

B-17 Flying Fortresses Over France, Flying High Above Clouds, Nearing Dornier Assembly Plant At Meulan, France. - Page 1

Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Practice Formation Over England. - Page 15