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The Yanks shove off again. Homeward bound, men of the Eight U.S. Air Force board the converted British Liner Queen Elizabeth at Greenock, Scotland. In this first shipload of U.S. Troops returned to America were 15.000 soldiers. The Queen Elizabeth which previously carried U.S. Forces to England from the U.S. in the most perilous stages of the war, is a sister ship of the Queen Mary, also serving as ...

Het leven in de kampen. Radiotoestelletje verborgen in veldflesschen. Hiermede beluisterde men de rede van H.M. de koninging van 1942. Men ontwierp als deskundige plannen en..... werd na de cap. van Japan niet gehoord. Van Mook zou het zelf wel goed doen. NI 5815

How women do men's war jobs. Tosting a Machine Gun's Endurance. While one woman ordnance worker stand by, another pulls a lanyard and a 20-millimeter machine gun roars into action during test firing at the Aberdeen proving Group of the U.S. Army. Firing continues until the gun breaks down or the officer in charge blows his whistle. Hard, noisy jobs such as these, by which the tools of ware are tested ...

How women do men's war jobs. Toggle Press Operators Make Airplane Parts. A toggle press in an airplane plant on the U.S. Pacific Coast is kept going night and day, turning out parts of airplanes, by the young woman who operates it and two others who relieve each other in eight hour shifts. The number of parts the press turns out every 24 hours runs into the many thousands, for the factory's output ...

Represailles door de Duitsers - Putten. Putten, the village without men. Father did not return from Germany. His daughter continues the work.

RINGS OF MIST ENCIRCLE U.S. PLANES. Officers and men aboard a U.S. aircraft carrier turn to watch as the whirring three-bladed propeller of a U.S. Navy Hellcat fighter plane, about to take off, rings the plane with halos of condensed moisture. The phenomenon, a rare sight which occurs only when atmospheric conditions are just right, is caused by a rapid change in pressure and a consequent sudden drop ...

Een overzicht van de ravage. Men onderscheidt nog het langwerpige raam uit de rechter zijmuur. De Duitsers trachtten ook deze foto te vernietigen.

U.S. Anti-aircraft men keep watch. Anti-aircraft mon of the Third U.S. Army keep watch over the town of Vianden, Luxembourg February 24, 1945, the same day that units of Lieutenant General George S. Patton's army were crossing the Our River.