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[Crew members of 38th Reconnaissance Squadron] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of servicemen of the 38th Reconnaissance Squadron, United States Army Air Corps, at Hickam Field, Hawaii, circa January 1942.

[38th Reconnaissance Squadron] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of servicemen of the 38th Reconnaissance Squadron, United States Army Air Corps, posing with a puppy at Hickam Field, Hawaii, December 8, 1941. From left to right, front row: Floyd A. Wright, Joseph S. Angelini, Larry J. Sheehan, Jesse L. Schneider, J. W. Childers, Erwin B. Casebolt. Front left to right, back row: Horace K. Hunsberger, Benjamin L. Hale, Mac L. Lucas,…

[Crew members of 38th Reconnaissance Squadron] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of servicemen of the 38th Reconnaissance Squadron, United States Army Air Corps, at Hickam Field, Hawaii, circa January 1942.

[Hickam Field during attack on Pearl Harbor] (Item)

Oblique aerial photograph of a large smoke plume over Hickam Field during the attack at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, December 7, 1941. The smoke is likely from the USS Arizona (BB-39).

[Crew members of 38th Reconnaissance Squadron] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of servicemen of the 38th Reconnaissance Squadron, United States Army Air Corps, at Hickam Field, Hawaii, circa January 1942.

[Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress during Pearl Harbor attack] (Item)

Photograph of a United States Army Air Corps Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress aircraft (tail number 41-2408) at Hickam Field during the Pearl Harbor attack, Hawaii, December 7, 1941. Smoke from the damaged USS Arizona is visible in the background. Caption from print of negative: "Hickam Field, Hawaii. December 7, 1941. B-17E in foreground and B-17D right background, after arrival from Hamilton Field,…

[Aichi D3A Vals in flight near Hickam Field during Pearl Harbor attack] (Item)

Photograph of two Imperial Japanese Navy Aichi D3A Val aircraft in flight near Hickam Field during the Pearl Harbor attack, Hawaii, December 7, 1941. Photo was taken by Lee Embree from a Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress attempted to land at the field.

[Crew members of 38th Reconnaissance Squadron] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of servicemen of the 38th Reconnaissance Squadron, United States Army Air Corps, at Hickam Field, Hawaii, circa January 1942.

[38th Reconnaissance Squadron] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of servicemen of the 38th Reconnaissance Squadron, United States Army Air Corps, posing with a puppy at Hickam Field, Hawaii, December 8, 1941. From left to right, front row: Floyd A. Wright, Joseph S. Angelini, Larry J. Sheehan, Jesse L. Schneider, J. W. Childers, Erwin B. Casebolt. Front left to right, back row: Horace K. Hunsberger, Benjamin L. Hale, Mac L. Lucas,…

[Hickam Field during attack on Pearl Harbor] (Item)

Oblique aerial photograph of a large smoke plume over Hickam Field during the attack at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, December 7, 1941. The smoke is likely from the USS Arizona (BB-39).