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[Aerial view of Anklam, Germany during aerial bombing] (Item)

Aerial photograph of Anklam, Germany during an aerial bombing, November 10, 1943. Caption: "(DNIC-3-586)(11-10-43). Anklam Germany. SAV. 379/32-15."

[Aerial view of Aachen, Germany, showing bomb damage to buildings] (Item)

Oblique aerial photograph of Aachen, Germany, showing bomb damage to buildings, November 1944. Typed caption: "Aachen - November 1944."

[Aerial view of area near Rhine, Germany] (Item)

Oblique aerial photograph of an area near the Rhine, Germany, October 1944. A grid is overlaid on the image.Typed caption: "A Merton Gridded Oblique for artillery - The Rhine area, October 1944."

[Aerial view of dam on Roer (Rur) River, Germany] (Item)

Oblique aerial photograph of a dam on the Roer (Rur) River, Germany, November 1944. Typed caption: "Roer [Rur] River dam - November 1944."

[Aerial view of bomb targets in Dortmund, Germany] (Item)

Aerial photograph of bomb targets in Dortmund, Germany, January 28, 1945. A typed caption gives details about the targeted railroad bridges.Inscription on verso: "Adams. 5008. dupe."Stamped on verso: "Not for publication."

[Aerial view of bomb targets in Giessen, Germany] (Item)

Aerial photograph of bomb targets in Giessen, Germany, December 25, 1944. A typed caption gives details about the targets and results of the bombing. Inscription on verso: "Lt. Adams."Stamped on verso: "Not for publication."

[Aerial view of bomb targets in Siegen, Germany] (Item)

Aerial photograph of bomb targets in Siegen, Germany, December 25, 1944. A typed caption gives details about the targeted barracks and results of the bombing. Inscription on verso: "Adams, 5008."Stamped on verso: "Not for publication."

[Aerial view of bomb targets in Arnsberg, Germany] (Item)

Aerial photograph of bomb targets in Arnsberg, Germany, January 19, 1945. A typed caption gives details about the targeted railroad bridges.Inscription on verso: "Lt. Adams."Stamped on verso: "Not for publication."

[Aerial view of damaged IG Farben factory in Leverkusen, Germany] (Item)

Aerial photograph of a damaged IG Farben factory in Leverkusen, Germany, February 1945.Typed caption: "The I. G. Farben industry at Leverkusen - February 1945."

[Aerial view of railroad bridge near Engers, Germany] (Item)

Aerial photograph of a railroad bridge near Engers, Germany, February 1945. Several smoke plumes are visible, which the caption notes is an attempt to conceal the bridge from reconnaissance aircraft.Typed caption: "An attempt to hide the Engers rail bridge with smoke - February 1945."