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Photograph of a North American BT-9 Yale aircraft in flight above Randolph Field, Texas, circa 1940s. The plane bears United States Army Air Corps markings.

Photograph of six Stearman PT-13 Kaydet (Model 75) aircraft (visible fuselage numbers 520, 527, 526, 598, and 522) in flight over Randolph Field, Texas, circa 1940s. The planes bear United States Army Air Corps markings. Stamped on verso:" Not to be…

Photograph of Stearman PT-13 Kaydet (Model 75) aircraft parked at Randolph Field, Texas, circa 1940s. The photo was taken during a hangar inspection of the 53rd School Squadron. Inscription: "(G347D-467J-20X7-8-33-10AX12). Hangar inspection. 53rd…

Photograph of Stearman PT-13 Kaydet (Model 75) aircraft at Randolph Field, Texas, circa 1940s. The planes bear United States Army Air Corps markings. Inscription: "(G107B-467J-PD)(1-8-38-9A)(12). PT-13's on line. Randolph Field. Texas." Stamped on…

Movie schedule for the War Department Theatre at Randolph Field, Texas, September 1937.

Typed lyrics for "The Army Air Corps," official service song of the United States Army Air Corps, circa 1930s-1940s. Written by Robert Crawford in 1939, the song was later renamed "The Army Air Forces," then "The U.S. Air Force."

Photograph of American servicemen gathered near a crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless aircraft, circa 1940s. Skid marks show where the plane skidded off the runway. Stamped on verso: "Watch your credit. Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps. No obligation to…

Photograph of a crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless aircraft (tail number 260781), circa 1940s. The plane bears United States Army Air Forces markings. Stamped on verso: "Watch your credit. Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps. No objection to reproducing or…

Photograph of a crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless aircraft (tail number 260781), circa 1940s. The plane bears United States Army Air Forces markings. Stamped on verso: "Watch your credit. Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps. No objection to reproducing or…

Photograph of an unidentified aircraft carrier, circa 1940s-1950s. Stamped on verso: "Suitable for transmission through the post (not for publication). Passed by Naval Censor."