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[Aerial view of Iwo Jima] (Item)
[Aerial view of Iwo Jima]
Oblique aerial photograph of Iwo Jima, circa 1940s.
[Aerial view of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing] (Item)
[Aerial view of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing]
Oblique aerial photograph of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing, circa 1945-1952.Inscription on verso: "Hiroshim[a]."
[Aerial view of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing] (Item)
[Aerial view of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing]
Oblique aerial photograph of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing, circa 1945-1952.Inscription on verso: "Hiroshima."
[Aerial view of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing] (Item)
[Aerial view of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing]
Oblique aerial photograph of Hiroshima, Japan following the atomic bombing, circa 1945-1952.
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy] (Item)
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy]
Aerial photograph of the damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during an attack by the U.S. Navy, Manila Bay, Philippines, November 5, 1944.Partial caption: "[text cut off] No.1 - [text cut off]nd of first strike assigned to cruiser, showing cruiser coming to dead stop in [text cut off]he water. Small fire still visible amidship starboard from one torpedo hit."Item from a disassembled scrapbook…
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy] (Item)
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy]
Aerial photograph of the damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during an attack by the U.S. Navy, Manila Bay, Philippines, November 5, 1944.Inscription: "31. CV16, 2655 11-5-44, 1430(-9)K17, 24", Alt, 3000, Manila, Rest." Inscription on verso: "Manila Bay, near Corregidor, 5 Nov. 1944. 'Nachi' (CA) sunk by VB and VT-19 in 4 minutes."Item from a disassembled scrapbook documenting the U.S. Navy career of…
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy] (Item)
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy]
Aerial photograph of the damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during an attack by the U.S. Navy, Manila Bay, Philippines, November 5, 1944.Caption: "Picture No. 2 - Commencement of strafing and dive bombing attack by second strike deckload assigned to cruiser. Lieutenant Banker's bomb together with three others have struck home."Item from a disassembled scrapbook documenting the U.S. Navy career of…
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy] (Item)
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy]
Aerial photograph of the damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during an attack by the U.S. Navy, Manila Bay, Philippines, November 5, 1944.Caption: "Picture No. 3 - Cruiser after completion of dive bombing attacks of second strike on her. She is flaming but still in one piece - waiting for torpedoes."Item from a disassembled scrapbook documenting the U.S. Navy career of Elvin L. Lindsay, circa…
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy] (Item)
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy]
Aerial photograph of the damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during an attack by the U.S. Navy, Manila Bay, Philippines, November 5, 1944.Inscription: "15. CV16 2652, 11-5-44, 1500(-9)K17, 24", (Split 24's Port), Manila, Rest."Item from a disassembled scrapbook documenting the U.S. Navy career of Elvin L. Lindsay, circa 1944-1947.
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy] (Item)
[Aerial view of damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during attack by U.S. Navy]
Aerial photograph of the damaged Japanese cruiser Nachi during an attack by the U.S. Navy, Manila Bay, Philippines, November 5, 1944.Caption: "Picture No. 6 - The curtain of smoke rises revealing the stricken cruiser, approximately 50 feet of bow blown off, but still concealing damage done aft."Item from a disassembled scrapbook documenting the U.S. Navy career of Elvin L. Lindsay, circa…