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[Stinson L-5 Sentinel aircraft at air base] (Item)

Photograph of Stinson L-5 Sentinel aircraft parked at an Eighth Army base in Yokohama, Japan, July 1947.Inscription on verso: "8th Army L-5 strip in down town Yokohama, looking east. P.X. Yokohama, Japan. July 47."

[North American AT-6 Texan] (Item)

Photograph of a North American AT-6 Texan aircraft parked at Komaki Air Base, Japan, July 1947.Inscription on verso: "Sunset behind AT-6 on Komaki Airdrome. Nagoya, Japan. July 47."

[Aerial view of Army base] (Item)

Oblique aerial photograph of an Eighth Army base and runway in Yokohama, Japan, July 1947. The runway layout and Post Exchange (PX) building are sketched on verso.Inscription on verso: "Eight Army L-5 strip – Yokohama. Yokohama, Japan. July 47."

[Captain Metger] (Item)

Photograph of Captain Metger standing outside the Corps of Engineers office at Komaki Air Base in, Japan, circa 1947.Inscription on verso: "Capt. Metger on the porch of his Corps of Engineer Office. This officer was in charge of all the building of the 'new' Komaki Airdrome. Nagoya, Japan. 1947."

[Hangar] (Item)

Photograph of a hangar at Komaki Air Base, Japan, March 1947. The inscription notes that the hangar was used by the 158th Liaison Squadron during bad weather.Inscription on verso: "Covered hangar used by 158th Liaison to work on L-5s during bad weather. March 1947."

[Mountain range] (Item)

Photograph of a distant mountain range taken from Komaki Air Base, Japan, March 1947. Inscription on verso: "Scene looking northwest towards mountain range. Taken from 158th Liaison operations building, after heavy rain. March 1947."

[Mountain range] (Item)

Photograph of a distant mountain range taken from Komaki Air Base, Japan, March 1947.Inscription on verso: "Scene looking north towards mountain range. Taken from 158th Liaison operations bldg. after heavy rain. March 1947."

[North American AT-6 Texan] (Item)

Photograph of a North American AT-6 Texan aircraft parked at Komaki Air Base in Nagoya, Japan, April 1947. The plane bears United States Army Air Forces markings.Inscription on verso: "AT-6 in late evening with sun reflecting from other side of Komaki Airdrome. Nagoya, Japan. April 1947."

[Military truck at Tachikawa Army Air Base] (Item)

Photograph of a military truck parked in front of the headquarters building at Tachikawa Army Air Base, Japan, circa 1945-1952.Inscription: "Headquarters building at Tachikawa Army Air Base, just west of Tokyo a few miles. Truck is field bus. April 1947."

[Entrance to Camp McNair] (Item)

Photograph of the entrance gate to Camp McNair with Mount Fuji in the distance, Japan, April 1947.Inscription on verso: "The landing field a [at] Fuji Strip. Now known as Camp McNair in honor of the 1st Calvary. Fuji shows herself again. Nagoya, Japan. April 47."