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[Crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless] (Item)

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 publishing this picture provided credit line 'Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps' appears on the photograph or page, except that permission must be…

[Crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless] (Item)

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 publishing this picture provided credit line 'Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps' appears on the photograph or page, except that permission must be…

[Crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless] (Item)

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 reproducing or publishing this picture provided the credit line 'Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps' appears on the photograph or page, except that…

[Damaged cockpit of unidentified aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of the damaged cockpit of an unidentified aircraft, circa 1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

[Unidentified aircraft with damaged nose] (Item)

Photograph of an unidentified aircraft with a damaged nose, circa 1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.