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[Aerial bomb on ground] (Item)

Photograph of an unexploded aerial bomb on the ground, circa 1914-1919. Inscription on album page: "Unexploded aerial boomb [bomb]." Part of Album Three from the Nancy Harkness Collection of World War I Photograph Albums, circa 1914-1919.

[Unexploded artillery shell] (Item)

Photograph of an unexploded artillery shell in a field in France or Germany, circa 1914-1918. The sign next to the shell reads: "Franz Blindgänge [illegible]." Part of the Wilbur D. Kennedy photograph album containing six hundred and five (605) black-and-white photographs, as well as a few pieces of ephemera, circa 1917-1919. The photos trace Kennedy's military career from his infantry training in…

[Bombs on deck of USS Kitty Hawk] (Item)

Photograph of a group of bombs on the deck of the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), circa 1969-1972.

[French serviceman standing next to bomb] (Item)

Photograph of a French serviceman standing next to a bomb, Nancy, France, circa 1918. Inscription: "Bombe torpille lancée par avion Allemand. [Translation: Torpedo bomb launched by German plane]. Poids [weight] 300K. Hauteur [height] 2M 76c. Diametre [diameter] 360mm. Nancy, 1918, Photo C.B."

[Bomb on deck of USS Kitty Hawk] (Item)

Photograph of a bomb on the deck of the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), circa 1969-1972. In the background, several United States Navy servicemen work on two Grumman A-6 Intruders (nose number 515 and 514).

[Bombs on deck of USS Kitty Hawk] (Item)

Photograph of a group of bombs on the deck of the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), circa 1969-1972.

[Bombs on deck of USS Kitty Hawk] (Item)

Photograph of a group of bombs on the deck of the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), circa 1969-1972.

[Parachute bombs being dropped] (Item)

Photograph of parachute bombs being dropped on a target in the desert, July 2, 1938.Inscription: "(908-109I4AB)(7-2-38). Parachute bombing target 1000x500."Item from the Lee Embree photograph album, circa 1920s-1970s. Album contains one hundred forty (140) photographs and one (1) clipping and primarily focuses on Embree's military service before, during, and after World War II.

[Crater made by 2000-pound bomb] (Item)

Aerial photograph of a bomb crater made by a 2000-pound bomb dropped near Muroc Dry Lake, California, December 21, 1937.Typed caption: "a. 38th Reconnaissance Squadron, GHQ Air Force. b. K-10, Ser. No. 33-262. c. Fairchild, C-8A, No. 31-467. d. Pilot, 2nd Lt. Lee B. Coats; Photographer: S/Sgt. J.D. Meeks. e. Crater made by 2000 pound bomb, Muroc, Calif. f. Altitude: 300 feet. g. 12-21-37-2P. h.…

[Cutout photographs of servicemen arranged around bomb] (Item)

Album page containing cutout photographs of servicemen, most in flight gear, arranged around a bomb, circa 1926-1927. Julius A. Barr is on the bottom left.Part of a photograph album related to Julius A. Barr's flight training with the U.S. Army Air Corps at Brooks Field and Kelly Field, Texas, circa 1926-1927.