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[North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight] (Item)

Photograph of two North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft (visible tail number 327638, tail codes 9D and 9G) in flight, August 15, 1944. Image was taken from another B-25G Mitchell during Operation Dragoon, the Allied invasion of Provence, France.Inscription on verso of print: "Aug-15. D-Day."

[North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight] (Item)

Photograph of a North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft (tail number 327638, tail code 9D) in flight, August 15, 1944. Image was taken from another B-25G Mitchell during Operation Dragoon, the Allied invasion of Provence, France.Inscription on verso of print: "Aug - 15. D-Day - invasion of Southern France."

[North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight] (Item)

Photograph of two North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft (visible tail number 327638, tail codes 9D and 9G) in flight, August 15, 1944. Image was taken from another B-25G Mitchell during Operation Dragoon, the Allied invasion of Provence, France.

[North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight] (Item)

Photograph of a North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight, August 15, 1944. Image was taken from another B-25G Mitchell during Operation Dragoon, the Allied invasion of Provence, France.Inscription on verso of print: "Aug - 15. D-Day."

[Alesan Field, taken from North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft while approaching runway] (Item)

Photograph of Alesan Field, taken from a North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft while approaching the runway, Corsica, circa 1944-1945.Inscription on verso of print: "Approaching the runway to the north - Alesan Field - Wrecked plane in the foreground."

[Aerial view of unidentified location] (Item)

Oblique aerial photograph of an unidentified location, circa 1944-1945. The nose of a North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft is visible on the right.

[North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft flying in flight] (Item)

Photograph of several North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight, circa 1944-1945. Image is very blurry.

[North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight] (Item)

Photograph of two North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft (visible tail number 327638, tail codes 9D and 9G) in flight, August 15, 1944. Image was taken from another B-25G Mitchell during Operation Dragoon, the Allied invasion of Provence, France.Inscription on verso of print: "Aug-15. D-Day."

[North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight] (Item)

Photograph of two North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft (visible tail number 327638, tail codes 9D and 9G) in flight, August 15, 1944. Image was taken from another B-25G Mitchell during Operation Dragoon, the Allied invasion of Provence, France.

[Two North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft in flight] (Item)

Photograph of two North American B-25G Mitchell aircraft (visible tail number 327544, tail code 9Y) in flight, circa 1944-1945. The aircraft's designations, "Morning Mission" and "Lady Luck" are painted on their noses.